Motor City Auto Wash

$1 per minute and seems to be cheaping out on foam. It’s a nice location with good lighting but the foam brush is pretty warn down and the foam production is not good. Good dryer pressure, but $1/m I would expect more quality for such a busy location. (Willing to edit review if management resolved these issues)

Good self service car wash or drive thru touch less if you prefer. I do wish the self service wash was a little bit less and wasn’t a dollar for every feature. For example, the air blower shouldn’t be a dollar per minute as that’s usually where I spend the most time trying to dry my vehicle. It works well, but I still towel dry after. I don’t think it should be $15 for 15 minutes of time when I’m washing myself. For that reason I didn’t give 5 stars.

Touchless car wash. $10 is the mid-high average cost. One step higher gets you an extra coating. Never tried it. The wash does pretty good when the nozzles aren't clogged and the soap is refilled. The dryer doesn't get nooks and crannies (open truck beds will froth), and won't reach the steep back of a van/SUV. You'll want to get out after and hand dry. Vacuums are strong and all services and do TAP from phone or CC.just remember to STOP service or it will get expensive.

I LOVE this place and highly recommend Motor City Auto Wash. My first time there, I had a problem stopping the timer while using my credit card. I called the HELP phone number on the sign and Lenny picked up. I explained that I pushed the stop button but the timer kept going (charging my credit card). Lenny replied that you need to push the button quickly and lightly to stop it. He also told me that he would credit the overcharge plus a few dollars more, back to my credit card for the inconvenience. THAT IS AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE and how you get instant loyal customers! I highly recommend this business because they actually care about their customers.

​I pulled into Motor City today expecting a car wash, but apparently, I signed up for a homeopathic spa treatment for my truck. I watched with bated breath as the "soap dispenser" cleared its throat and delivered a single, translucent whisper of bubbles—about as much soap as you’d find in a sneeze. Then came the deluge: a biblical amount of water to wash away... absolutely nothing. If you’re looking to pay premium PHX prices to give your car a lukewarm bath with zero suds, this is your spot. Otherwise, keep driving.