personally I would pour it into the engine.. and specifically I would pour it into the hole that is marked for oil. Your owners manual indicates where this is located if you don't know. It should also tell you what type of oil you should use.

as was suggested by Adam, you should check the level first, while the car is on a level surface.

If you need oil you should add it. If you don't know how much to add then get someone who knows to show you because you don't want to overfill.

Check the oil level first.

Does it not have enough oil in it? Then yes.

The only thing you should be aware of now is the type of oil you are putting in. Some cars only want synthetic oil and because of winter you may want to use 5-30 vs. 10-30

there is an oil cap that you remove and you add to the engine through that point. make sure that the oil level is checked as you add.

As long as the correct amount is poured in the correct place.

You're going to get hurt or wreck the motor.

Yes.

I don't know. Can you? Would be nice to know what you are asking.

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I wonder what your alternatives are?

Good Grief . . . . and you probably vote too.