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Robots are good for many things, including freaking out dogs and launching war on mankind, but they often lack the gentleness of a human touch. Give your ride the luxurious hand detailing it deserves with today's Groupon for Get M.A.D. Mobile Auto Detailing. Crew members of this mobile automobile-cleaning service will travel to your home or office, provided it's within 20 miles of downtown Nashville; otherwise, a $10 gas fee applies. Depending on the size of your ride, grab one of the following Groupons:
- $39 for a car semi-detailing (a $79 value)
- $44 for a van, truck, or SUV semi-detailing (an $89 value)
The top-notch detailing services are performed by a traveling staff of cleansing experts who are highly trained in the lost art of hand washing and hand drying. Following a spray wax, a thorough interior cleaning will spiff up your auto’s inside with a vacuuming, door-jamb de-gunking, mat spot cleaning, air-vent dusting, and window re-sparkling. Meanwhile, the exterior will have its bugs wicked off and its rubbery soles shined with a tire gloss.
Pick up an extra Groupon and give the gift of a remastered car, or hang on to it and rekindle a high-octane relationship somewhere down the line. The detailing services from Get M.A.D. will invariably lead to a striking pavement prowler that will turn more heads in parking lots than a neighborhood strongman juggling shopping carts.
Reviews
Citysearchers give Get M.A.D. Mobile Auto Detailing a five-star average rating. Yahoo! Locals give the company a 4.5-star average:
- Get M.A.D. Mobile Auto Detailing is the best! They are always reliable and work around my schedule! Highly recommended – mtw02, Citysearch
- They came to my work and brought water to detail my car. I had some stains in my carpet that I thought would never come out and they did! – Scott, Yahoo! Local
Groupon Says
The Devil Is in the Detailing
Mark had the garage door open for ventilation as he waxed the cherry-red hull of his 1967 LaGrange Motor Co. Falconcrest convertible sports cruiser, with optional rear-front chrome mirroring, FM heater, and whitewall tires so crisp you could hold them up beside a newborn polar bear and make it look like a grizzly rolled in coffee grounds. The Devil whistled as he walked by, swinging his signature gold pocket compass that always pointed south.
"Say," cooed the Devil with the sly, smoky voice of a jazz professor. "That there is one hot rod."
"The hottest," said Mark, unflinching. Everyone in the neighborhood knew the Devil, with his horns jutting through a wide-brimmed fedora, his scaly, goat-like hindquarters, and the cool flaming dice on the back of his jacket.
"I've got a ride of my own, and she's pretty fast. Maybe faster than yours. You wouldn't be a gambling man, now would you?"
"Not really," said Mark. "I'm happy with what I have."
Mark tapped the automatic garage-door opener, and the protesting Devil disappeared behind the lowering vinyl sections. There would be no deal with the Devil that day—although later, the Devil would argue halfheartedly with a delivery guy over paying for a pizza that arrived after the 30-minute guarantee. He ended up paying full price, but seized the excuse to refuse to tip.
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