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Dulles Automotive Service Center – Sterling

Virginia State Inspection or Auto Emissions Test (Half Off)

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In a Nutshell

ASE-certified mechanics with experience in domestic and imported car care perform state inspections and test emissions

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 6, 2013
  • Valid only for option purchased.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Car troubles and speed bumps both come out of nowhere and slow you down, but only one can be fixed with a hijacked steamroller. Take a more well-rounded approach to car care with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $8 for a Virginia state auto inspection (a $16 value)
  • $14 for an auto emissions test (a $28 value)

Dulles Automotive Service Center

The sense of security cars feel at Dulles Automotive Service Center is due only in part to the shop's 20-plus years of service and its cadre of ASE-certified technicians, who dole out loving maintenance to vehicles of all makes and models. That's because, thanks to the facility’s Tech-Net status, cars can also fall back on nationwide 12-month or 12,000-mile warranties on all parts and services, including engine work, transmission service, and collision repair. Long after they've left the shop's bays and cruised into traffic with the swagger of a parade float in a funeral procession, roadsters will continue to feel confident and free from the fear of tow trucks.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Cute vs. Creepy

Cute and creepy are two sides of the same coin, both exploiting vulnerability or out-of-the-norm behavior in order to elicit an instinctive response. In our stimulus-overload world, it can be difficult at times to tell the two apart—at least, without consulting this foolproof guide:

  • Blind date bringing you a brightly colored wildflower: cute

  • Blind date bringing you a brightly colored wild cockatiel: creepy

  • Father saying goodbye to his daughter after dropping her off at school: cute

  • Father saying goodbye to his daughter after serving her scrambled eggs: creepy

  • Animal with eyes exactly the size of a quarter: cute

  • Animal with eyes slightly larger than a quarter: creepy

  • Six-year-old niece taking your picture: cute

  • Six-year-old niece scratching your eyes out of the picture: super cute

Why do so many children scratch the eyes out of family photographs?

Dulles Automotive Service Center

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    Sterling

    44827 Old Ox Rd., Suite A1
    Sterling, Virginia 20166
    (703) 471-9556
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