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Wash the Car Vehicles List: Every Vehicle Type You Can Wash, from Cars to Boats

The full Wash the Car vehicles list: ordinary cars, rich cars and supercars first, then helicopters, planes, and boats from jet skis to yachts — plus the mystery wash the developer teases.

In Wash the Car, the washable lineup goes far beyond the name. You start with ordinary cars, move up through richer and rarer models, and then unlock entirely new vehicle classes: helicopters, planes and finally boats. The developer's own description even teases one more mystery target it refuses to name. Here's every vehicle type you can wash and where each one appears.

A view from the game Wash the Car

Washable vehicle types at a glance

Vehicle typeWhat arrivesWhen you can wash it
CarsEveryday cars, work cars and “rich cars”, from rusty junkers to supercarsFirst — car bays are where you begin
HelicoptersHelicopters at a helipad zoneAfter unlocking the helipad zone
PlanesPlanes landing at an airport areaAfter the airport area unlocks
Boats and watercraftJet skis, sailboats, submarines and “mini yachts”Last — boat bays unlock at very high cash prices
Mystery vehicleRedacted in the official descriptionNot specified

The classes arrive in stages, and later ones require unlocking the earlier stations first. In the runs players have shared, that means cars, then helicopters, then planes, then boats.

Cars: junkers, work cars and supercars

The official description promises washable cars “from rusty junkers to supercars”, and gameplay matches the spread. Alongside regular traffic you'll see work cars, “rich cars” that arrive looking far more expensive, and recognizable real-world-style models — players have spotted a Mustang, a Pontiac, a Hummer, a Range Rover and a little Rolls-Royce, with a taxi and a Tesla also showing up among the washable cars. These are identifications from gameplay videos rather than an official model list, so treat them as a taste of the traffic, not a complete roster.

Every car pays cash when washed, and per the official description some cars leave a tip if you wash them fast. For what each job is worth, see our cash guide page, and our tips guide covers the extra payments.

Helicopters

The first step beyond cars is the helipad zone. Once it's unlocked, helicopters start arriving to be washed alongside your regular car traffic. The progression guide covers how the helipad and airport zones unlock.

Planes

Planes come next, arriving at an airport area. Late-game aircraft can also carry letter-style rarity labels: players have read “SX” and “OG” on arriving planes, and one streamer mentions “secret” types appearing among the different aircraft. The full label set isn't confirmed, so treat those as examples rather than a complete list. If rarity interests you, our rare cars page has more.

Boats and other watercraft

Boats are the deep end of the game. Multiple boat bays unlock at very high cash amounts — one player met a 100 quadrillion price tag for the next bay, with later ones costing even more — and the traffic there is just as varied: jet skis, a sailboat, submarines and larger “mini yachts”. Jet skis and submarines only appear in the later boat content, once you're already established at the docks. Our how to wash faster guide covers what boat washing takes and when an upgrade is due.

The mystery vehicle

The official description ends on a deliberately redacted line: “Wash the %^REDACTED*$!”. In other words, the developer is teasing at least one more washable target without naming it. Nothing in the description says what it is, so if you're chasing the end of the wash list, boats are the last confirmed class for now.

What the bigger classes mean for your progress

Because helicopters, planes and boats sit behind earlier stations, they're late-game content — the aircraft and boat bays are priced in very large cash amounts, up into the quadrillions. If you're still working on your first car bay, our progression guide covers how to build up from there.