New useless award for Chrysler 300

Every spring brings news of the International Carwash Association’s Most Washable Car award, and by-golly the car that won basically every award in 2005 has dethroned the Honda Accord to capture the distinction. The very scientific process asks car-wash operators what car is most “wash-friendly” and to use the “and are securely attached” caveat to assure that parts don’t come off in the wash. Fun with wording and typos: Bullet point 6: What is a “desk” lid spoiler and if the spoiler does “not exist” do you really have a spoiler at all? The ultimate in stealth and performance we guess.

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Every spring brings news of the International Carwash Association’s Most Washable Car award, and by-golly the car
that won basically every award in 2005 has dethroned the Honda Accord to capture the distinction. The very scientific
process asks car-wash operators what car is most “wash-friendly” and to use the “and are securely attached” caveat to
assure that parts don’t come off in the wash. Fun with wording and typos: Bullet point 6: What is a “desk” lid spoiler
and if the spoiler does “not exist” do you really have a spoiler at all? The ultimate in stealth and performance we
guess.