re: When did you stop caring about a clean vehicle?

Two weeks from never

Never

Kid #2

Still wash regularly, but having a spotless interior is a fruitless endeavor.

My car was dirty when the title was handed over from my nephew.

He works at the sugar cane mill and gave me a good deal, so I didn't trip. It has remained dirty.

I’m broke & disabled.

I don’t get anything for disability and I don’t have a handicapped parking deal. I’ll still fight you if you mess with me. I’m going down swinging.

I have never washed the outside. Just keep the inside clean.

That is how the British aristocrats do it.

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When did you stop caring about a clean vehicle?

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When it comes to the inside of the vehicle - I never stopped. I do not eat or drink in it because it leads to messes. My new car smell lasts for many years.After just over 23 years of ownership, it still looks better than almost every other car I’ve been in - since most people are goddamn slobs.

Now that I’ve got 260k on one of my vehicles, it should be very easy to sell at a great price. Prospective buyers will see many obvious signs that it was well cared for.

The outside? Not so much. If the dust is thick enough for somebody to write on with their finger, I’ll wash it.

I can honestly say that I have never stopped cleaning the car, however there are things I don't have time to do anymore like hand washing or waxing/polishing/detailing. I hire someone to wax/detail it every year or so, go to the full service car wash if I want it thoroughly cleaned every two months, and to the self serve car wash weekly with minor detailing/vacuuming.

I get anxiety when my car is dirty. Wife couldn't care less so I have to manage two cars.

I put much less DIY effort into the cars. I don't have enough time to do it like I used to do.