There's numerous ones that would be fine. Both NGK and Denso offer several that are equal to or a step up from the ones you mentioned. Plugs are factory gapped and not recommended that you gap them.
Also I noticed there are different plugs based on which type or rear brakes your car has, disc vs drum. Not sure what thats about. Take a look on Rock Auto, at least it's good for comparison purposes. Don't take a chance with Amazon or Ebay, too many counterfeits.

 

So I can take any of the ones mentioned here?

Why are they so cheap? At OReilly they cost between $9 and $11 and this site offers them for $2?

 

The above link can't be right, the manual says explicitly to use Iridium plugs while this site seems to offer almost only copper.

 

NGK SKR11 Iridium
Denso 3324 Iridium

 

Use iridium for longer service life (120K miles). For copper you have to swap them out at 30K miles unless you don't mind. I'd buy plugs from rockauto, after getting the part number from plug manufacturers' catalogs, such as NGK's (IFR5T11 #4996):

The Laser Iridiums have a platinum ground pad, so they last 120K miles. The Iridium-IX doesn't have that pad, so the -IX is good for about 60K miles. Get the Laser Iridium, which the catalog says is the actual OE part.

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And use the 5% off discount code if you buy from rockauto, scroll to the newest post:
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NGK 4996 or Denso 3324

 

Do NOT buy from Amazon or Ebay! Too many fake (knock-offs) out there. Denso now has a video on their website showing how to identify fake Denso plugs. NGK and Denso have charts that show you what will fit your car. Then buy from Rockauto.

 

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Fake NGK spark plugs...

There seems to be an issue with fake NGK iridium plugs (since they don't make them in a dual ground electrode we shouldn't have to worry about the iridium series). I'm not sure if there are fakes on the other series or not. ;) Here's a few things to look out fer. ;)...

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Yipes... No one mentioned that Rock Auto typically has a 5% discount, if you have the not very secret code when ordering. The OP can use Google to find it; I don't have it.

 

RockAuto.com Discount Code - Expires October 14, 2022

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Sticky this thread since the code changes regularly. These days I don’t bother with eBay or Amazon except to compare prices given how everyone knows that there are high amount of suspect plugs