Where to read oil on dipstick

For that dipstick you have three levels as I shown in the picture. The thing is that you really want the oil to be clean and at the top of the safe area all the time. In a vehicle that doesn't burn oil that can be easy, however as they age and use some oil you want to check it more often.

Looks like the oil is a bit low. The way you read the dipstick is look for the solid oil line from the bottom of the stick to where it stops. This is the level of the oil. You will normally get some drips or other oil on the stick but that is not the level. The best thing to do is pull the stick out, wipe it clean and then put it completely back in and pull it back out. This should limit those other oil spots on the stick and you will see the clear line.

Here is a guide that talks a little about this at the end. Also pictures of your stick and an example of this "solid oil line" that I am talking about. You will see how the oil is consistent all the way up the stick past the first hole and then it stops. This is the oil level:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-change-engine-oil-and-filter

Let me know if you have questions. Thanks