Mozart’s Auto Spa

Phone number is not in service and no info about their business. How the heck am I to get info lol not worth it

I purchased the «ultimate» wash, which is the most expensive car wash they offer ($ 24.95) and comes with the Rain X protectant. I must say they did a very average to below average job. The workers left smudges on the driver and passenger side windows (presumably because they used a dirty rag), unevenly applied the tire shine, and forgot to put my floor mat in after vacuuming. They also failed to get all of the dead bugs off my grill (I get my car washed once a month, so it’s not like I have years of caked up bug guts on my grill). I was in a time crunch and didn’t have time to complain and have them re-​detail everything, so I will just choose to not return (and recommend that you don’t either). I’ve lived in Woodbridge for three months and have tried a new car wash each month (choosing the Rain X or equivilant premium wash for each place). Of the ones I tried so far, I’d rank Mozart’s Auto Spa third and last (behind Autospa and Smart Car Wash) so far.

I was so excited when they started building Mozart’s. My wife and I frequented Chucks Car Wash (further north on Route 1) before Mozart’s existed. We were excited to have a quality ‘Auto Spa’ near our home.
My wife and I have been to Mozart’s six times since it has opened. The first two experiences were positive. The equipment did a nice job and they had lots of attendants vacuuming, drying and shining.
The last several trips have sadly left us disappointed. The general mechanical wash is great; the staff however have lost their shine. The vacuuming is super-​fast and far from thorough. Each visit they seem to do less and less on the inside of the vehicle.
The last (and my last) visit to Mozart’s was ridiculous. The attendants were bitching at each other and acting completely unprofessional in front of several customers. The vacuum job was a joke, and my windshield was completely filmed over with some greasy crap!
Perhaps the Route 1 bridge construction has hampered the ambition of the Mozart staff; I don’t know. I hope they work out the kinks soon. For now and the foreseeable future I will take my business to Chucks.

Just have a few comments for Jeremiah and Courtney. We at Mozart’s pride ourselves in doing everything we can to please everyone. If a person is not satisfied, we will go out of our way to make sure that they are. If that means washing their car again, we have no problem doing that. As long as we are made aware of that mistake, we will correct it. What strikes me as unbelievable is how Jeremiah went COMPLETELY out of his way to bash us and to show all the things that we could NOT have done to his car. The gum thing is a joke and the fact that he shot video and took pics while we were vacuuming seems extremely odd to me. It’s very obvious to all of us that he was there for a reason… wonder what that was??? Funny how he mentions Auto Spa (Another Car Wash in Woodbridge that opened 2 years after we did and not only copied our name but also every price in Car Washes and Details) but I guess it’s ok for any competitor to be jealous of our establishment. So thanks Jeremiah, for your outlandish and impossible observations and thank you Courtney for supporting us.
To Courtney I say, please come by and ask for Gino, I will gladly give you a free Car Wash!

Based on the abrasive encounter with the owner [video:
and the sloppy results [
of the actual wash and/​or lack of attention to detail by the crew, i cannot recommend this car wash.
When i pulled up, a gang of orange shirts swarmed my car leaning inside my windows trying to upsell me on the fanciest wash they offered. The vacuum crew hastily tore out my rubber floor mats to vacuum the carpet. The mats were not replaced and clipped back into their original position [
. My car was taken through the automated car wash, where i was nearly assaulted by the owner while watching my car go through. Cars are hand-​dried after exiting the wash, but there remained a string of gum (or something similar) stuck to the side of my car – someone had to have seen that, but it left the wash without being addressed.
I may be basing my opinion of Mozart’s on a fluke, but i’ll not risk another trip there to find out.
See the rest of my photos and video from August 22, 2008:
Mozart’s Auto Spa:
Post-​Wash Inspection:

On Sundays I almost always go to my parents’ for dinner (you would too, as they entice us nest-​flyers back home with lobster, steak and Balducci-​burger cook-​outs) because I love them dearly.
They currently live in Woodbridge. Normally we go to Chuck’s Car Wash, but since my mom was out of her «freebies» (a.k.a. tickets she pays for but gifts on us), she recommended I go to the new place at the end of Cardinal Drive since it was closer to the house.
I’m glad I did! Mozart’s delighted me off the bat with its name («auto ‘spa?’» thought I. «How cute»)! The wash options were called equally cute things like the «Lassie,» «Benji,» «Beethoven» and the ultimate deal, the «Mozart.» The Mozart was $ 24.95 and you get the works (gloss, wax, etc. on top of the «Lassie» wash, which includes wheel cleaner, tire gloss, undercarriage wash, interior vacuum and window cleaning).
I opted for the Lassie (a similar wash down the road at Chuck’s will cost you a couple bucks more if i remember correctly). Mozart’s also does detailing, scratch removal and gift cards. I don’t know how the detail pricing compares to other shops ($ 250 for full exterior and interior) as I’ve never had it done on any of the cars I’ve owned. I’m definitely going back, and plan on converting my parents as well.