content: If you understood just how much work goes into detailing a car, how much these cars are worth, and just how easy it is to damage these cars if you don't take the utmost care, you might not feel that way. I detail cars that are worth about 1/10th of what these are, but I still get paid upward of $300+ per car because I spend at least 2 hours on just the outside.  It's not a job you can rush or cut corners on because you're usually working with the second most valuable asset the person has. That said, it's still a luxury to have your car factory-floor clean so I guess you could call it a waste, but if you're already spending money on a car like this, it's more of an investment to protect your assets because even something as simple as bird poop or road grime can literally ruin a paint job for life.  That's no good even on a 20k Toyota, let alone a half-million dollar McClaren.