Oil Discoloration

That could be the color of the oil they use

 

How long did you go before your last oil change?

 

Orange color coolant mixing with it?

 

HD pictures please.

 

when the dealer saw it, what did they tell you?

 

Using only the info you have provided...this needs to be addresses asap to make sure.

 

Drain and retain your current oil and try using an oil analysis if your case is going nowhere. Blackstone Labs

 

Try to notice if your engine is "making oil" too. My guess is you have a coolant leak into the oil system. The pink coolant might just turn orange once combined with hot engine oil. As frodoz737 says, get a free kit from Blackstone labs. Then get it analyzed ($25 according to the website). If it is coolant, you have a bad problem.

 

Know it's not my place to tell you what to do, but do it now. Anything "not oil" here is very bad.

 

Horrible quality. Perhaps you know someone who has semi-decent cell phone or camera?

 

There are several things that the "mechanics" can do.....like pressure test the cooling system and look for oil floating on the top of the coolant.
That sure looks like water is getting into the crankcase.

This time of year, that can also be caused by a fault in the Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PVC) system, allowing water to condense out of the air when the engine is first started cold.

Do you use your car for a lot of short trips when the engine cools down between them ?
In rare cases, that can be "normal" and indicates a need for a longer engine run once a week or so.

 

While the photos and description do "appear" to be a water based substance, take it back and let the "mechanics" do their job to find out what it is for sure. Having the same results after another "oil-flush" would indicate the problem is real. When a Service Adviser or the runner up for Service Manager says I don't know...that usually means nothing except they want you to pay for their time. Escalate the process before more "possible harm" might be done to your engine.