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Get customers back on the road in about 10 minutes with a revolutionary stay-in-your-car service model.

Brand overview
Take 5 transforms the mundane task of getting an oil change into an enjoyable, customer-focused experience inspired by the hospitality industry. Founded in 1984 in Metairie, LA, the brand revolutionized the industry in 1996 by creating the first stay-in-your-car, drive-through oil change with shallow pits and synchronized service. After surviving Hurricane Katrina and experiencing rapid expansion, Take 5 began franchising in 2018. Today, franchise owners operate fast, friendly service centers offering stay-in-your-car oil changes and four simple automotive services.
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Why choose
The Take 5 model is simple and scalable, delivering world-class service through a disruptive drive-through concept that keeps customers in their cars. Franchisees benefit from industry-leading average annual sales of $1.03M alongside strong brand loyalty and a proven history of rapid expansion. Multi-unit growth opportunities are readily available, fueled by the success of existing franchisees who continue to scale their portfolios.
Average Annual Sales
The sales and EBITDA information stated herein is based on 2020 actual sales, financial and operational performance information of Take 5 Centers that have been open and operating for two years or more. Historic financial performance is not a guarantee of future results. Individual results may vary. For more information, please see Item 19 of the Take 5 Franchise Disclosure Document. The information is not intended as an offer to buy or sell a business. This information is provided for informational purposes only. Any offer to enter into a business arrangement shall be by a prospectus as required by law, if any. A new franchisee’s results may differ from the represented performance. There is no assurance that you will meet or exceed the financial performance information stated herein, and you must assume that risk.