Castrol

Engine lubricant brand

Castrol is a brand of motor oil and lubricants, used generically to refer to engine oil: Time to change the Castrol.

The name combines "castor" (from castor oil, used in early formulations) and "oil." Founded in Britain in 1899, the brand is now owned by BP and remains prominent in automotive and motorsport contexts.

brand

BP

Cardiovascular force measurement

ExxonMobil · Chevron · Pennzoil · service stations · oil change · sponsorship · livery

lubricant

oil

Slippery viscous fluid

lubrication · lubricity · film · additives · wear protection · corrosion · synthetic blend · conventional · high mileage · detergent

automotive

engine

Machine producing motion

coolant · antifreeze · fluids · brake fluid · power steering · motorcycle · car · truck · maintenance · service

synthetic

ester

Alkoxy-substituted acid derivative

performance

horsepower

Rate of mechanical work

endurance · reliability · cold start · high temperature · fuel economy · power output · responsiveness · durability

Opposites
product function

Castrolgasoline

Refined petroleum vehicle fuel

fuel · petrol · diesel · combustible · solvent

Family

castor oil

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G