Update,

This pan is amazing, much better than many pans you see at local auto parts store.
This pan is THICK, you have to be very strong to fold it in half (I can't, but maybe Arnold Schwarzenegger can!).
The other pans at local auto parts store: they are flimsy, sometimes folding in 1/2 when dealing with hot oil!

- Pouring: go slow and the spout design won't disappoint you, not a single drip leaking!

- Transport oil to recycling places (auto parts stores, or my local oil change place): in order to avoid an Exxon Valdez disaster in the car:
1. I poured old oil into empty milk jug containers. Make sure the lid is tight.
2. I cleaned this Pierburgh pan and place the old oil jugs in the pan. Then packed with some cardboard to stabilize the jugs.
You might want to place them inside a black garbage bag.
3. Drive slowly, around 30 mph max, avoid hard braking or hard cornering.
Avoid running errands, just drop the oil at the recycling place ASAP, this way you can drive faster...lol.

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1998 E39 528i 5sp MT
2006 E53 X5 3.0 6sp MT