Cars are insecure and sensitive; they care about how they perform and want their owners to feel proud driving them, even if it's through an inconveniently placed fruit stand. Ready your vehicle for a lifetime of fruit crushing with today's deal: for $25, you get a full-service oil change, a multi-point inspection, and 4,000 miles of roadside assistance from Go Forth Automotive on 81st Street South (a $52.93 value including tax). To extend the life of your vehicular family, grab up to three Groupons and swing through the shop anytime from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.

A family-owned facility, Go Forth Automotive prides itself on quality care inside the garage and out, which is why each oil change comes with 4,000 miles of roadside assistance. Beyond swapping out your vehicle's oily soul, the friendly National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence–certified technicians will hunt for early signs of trouble during a detailed, multi-point inspection. A free shuttle service is available to your home or office, unless you live or work in outer space, in which case you'll be showered with oxygen.

Unlike library books, cars protest by not working when you don’t adhere to their due dates. To keep your vehicle in top shape, you should get your car’s oil changed every 3,000 miles or six months—or after every seemingly coincidental encounter with that mysterious goat.

This Groupon covers up to five quarts of oil—if your car requires more, you will have to pay the difference.

Reviews

Eight Insider Pagers give Go Forth (formerly Christian Brothers Automotive) an average of four stars:

• As a college student I need my car but don't have extra money for extra work. When I did have a problem, they told me what needed to be fixed right away and listed other things that could wait until I had saved for them. – Parker G.
• Last week I had my car towed in because it died on one of the streets in town. When they called about the repair, I was told "All that was broken is an oxygen hose had split and so you were getting no suction on some vacuum hose. No charge for the hose - all you owe is for the tow". They could have gotten me for an oxygen sensor or a fuel filter..anything at all. – jim g.