I really don't get what this is implying, commuter cars are essentially self-cleaning. You're driving on roads where the worst that's gonna happen is some salt buildup in winter that isn't worth washing off in winter (and isn't rusting in winter) and then it washes itself off first rain of spring.
This feels like one of those iceberg tips where I'm really glad I'm not in the kind of social circle where having a spotless car matters at all.
I've driven four going on five cars to 200k miles having never gave any shits about car washes and haven't had any problems.
This feels like one of those iceberg tips where I'm really glad I'm not in the kind of social circle where having a spotless car matters at all.
I've driven four going on five cars to 200k miles having never gave any shits about car washes and haven't had any problems.