Engage the parking brake and start lifting the rear of the vehicle using your jack and jack stands.Since we are working in the front, Place hydraulic jack on rear lifting points and put your jack stands on both sides.

There are 4 lift points and while you can use the jack pad locations, they are plastic and I found that instead there are metal "pieces" next to the jack pads and these are pretty solid. They almost looked like a mountain and were highlighted in the image.

Caution: Always use jack stands when getting under a vehicle, if not this may result in serious injury or death.

Remove the 8 under panel plastic screws using a flat head screwdriver. Picture was not provided as my car did not have the under panel.

Place your drain pan under the oil pan.

Grab your breaker bar or torque wrench, and remove the 17 mm oil drain plug. It is almost in the center of the car, next to this pipe. Let oil drain for 10 minutes.

Reuse the drain plug and use a new crush washer. Set your Torque bar to 30 ft lbs and reinstall drain plug.

Remove the oil filter using your favorite type of filter wrench. Remember to turn the wrench counterclockwise and remove it by hand the rest of the way.

Filter housing with filter removed.

Before inserting the new filter, make sure to dab the gasket around it with a little bit of the new oil.

Screw the new filter on, tightening it by hand at first until it is snug. Then use the oil wrench once again to tighten it by about 1/4 of a turn clockwise.

Locate and pull the hood release button on the lower driver side. Lift up the hood and secure with lifting arm.

Locate the oil filling plug next to the coolant reservoir and remove it, then take a small funnel and fill with 3.7 quarts of oil.

Check the oil level by removing the dip stick, drying it and re-inserting it.

Check the level by reading where the oil shows up on the end. It should be between the two marks. Since the oil will be pretty new and clean and the dipstick is orange in these cars, make sure to inspect the oil level under the sun to be sure.

Visually check the filter and drain plug for leaks. Run the car for a couple minutes and see if there's any oil dripping.

Re-install the skid plate and the 8 flat head screws.

Lower the car back to the ground.

Re-check the oil level and check once more for leaks.

Next, select the vehicle settings option.

Then head to maintenance info and reset the oil change service reminder. You can also follow this steps to reset other items if you have done any other maintenance to the car such as air filter replacement, transmission fluid change, etc.

Confirm that the oil life reads 100% and pat yourself on the back, oil change completed!