Take it back to dealer and have them deal with it. The sooner you get it back to dealer service the better because it begins to document the problem. They should top it off and put a mark on the dip stick and give it back to you and have you drive it for 500 miles or so and come back in and take a look at the dip stick to see if the oil level has dropped.
If you choose to get the oil yourself and put it in, get it at the dealer! That way you have a receipt of the purchase of the oil in case there is an issue down the road with the motor and they blame you for putting in the wrong oil. The oil is some super synthetic European diesel oil, Pennzoil brand I believe.
If you choose to get the oil yourself and put it in, get it at the dealer! That way you have a receipt of the purchase of the oil in case there is an issue down the road with the motor and they blame you for putting in the wrong oil. The oil is some super synthetic European diesel oil, Pennzoil brand I believe.