World's most expensive car wash: £7,200

The Mad Rapper said:
There's no way I would pay someone that much to clean my car, regardless of how much money I had or what the car was. I am sure you could get as good a job done for far less.
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You say that now but if you could afford it and you loved your car that much then i'm sure you would.

Credit to the guy. He's doing what he loves and seems like he's making a decent amount of cash through it aswell :)
 
All this goes to prove is that there are plenty of idiots around with more money than sense, and an equal supply of people to take advantage of this situation.
 
peterattheboro said:
You say that now but if you could afford it and you loved your car that much then i'm sure you would.

Credit to the guy. He's doing what he loves and seems like he's making a decent amount of cash through it aswell :)
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No, I really wouldn't.

I'd pay to have someone 'detail' it (gay term is gay :rolleyes:), but I wouldn't pay that much. That lad who was obsessed about his Astra charges £1000 or so, that's probably the limit of what I'd spend.
 
Assuming for arguments sake he does a 12 hour day, it's gonna take him 20 odd days to clean your car, by which it gets mucky a few miles after you drive it out of his workshop, lol.
 
Thing is, knowing me, I am more than likely to use the car a lot if I owned one. Therefore, the £7200 would be pretty much wasted the next time it rained as no amount of wax or polish is going to stop watermarking and water dust spots.

So, should I be paying £7200 every week or every other week? I don't think so.
 
Lucero said:
Thing is, knowing me, I am more than likely to use the car a lot if I owned one. Therefore, the £7200 would be pretty much wasted the next time it rained as no amount of wax or polish is going to stop watermarking and water dust spots.

So, should I be paying £7200 every week or every other week? I don't think so.
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It's a full detail, you don't need a full detail every week. You'd have no paint left after a year.
 
Mucky_Pup said:
Assuming for arguments sake he does a 12 hour day, it's gonna take him 20 odd days to clean your car, by which it gets mucky a few miles after you drive it out of his workshop, lol.
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Yes, but what this guy is doing is paint correction etc. Once it's done once that's it. When it's dirty you just have it washed and polished. It's not like his clients are spending £7k a month keeping dust off their bonnets.

Retarded headline is retarded.

Anyway, as others have said, this is nothing special and certainly nothing that can't be done a lot cheaper elsewhere.
 
Lucero said:
Thing is, knowing me, I am more than likely to use the car a lot if I owned one. Therefore, the £7200 would be pretty much wasted the next time it rained as no amount of wax or polish is going to stop watermarking and water dust spots.

So, should I be paying £7200 every week or every other week? I don't think so.
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Why on earth would you need full paint correction and protection every week?

It's not a car wash.
 
His other customers include Premiership footballers, rock stars, actors and stockbrokers.
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People with more money than sense. I see the forum isn't on that list, no wait...... :D
 
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