What kind of wax do you use on a Classic car? If you’re the sort of person who only uses the best of anything on your pampered vehicle, then the answer is clear. You’ll get the most expensive car wax in the world.
Enter Swizöl International, a Switzerland-based company that specializes in handmade car care products. Their cheapest wax, “Onyx,” is priced at $95. It only goes uphill from there. Their costliest standard wax, “Mystery,” can be purchased for $555. Those prices don’t include the over $40 pretreatment required before applying any of their pricey waxes.
Their waxes reach such high prices because, unlike other brands, they’re made of 30% to over 60% carnauba. This allows Swizöls waxes to achieve an unrivaled level of hardness and transparency. Further, the waxes are infused with essential oils to make your car smell as good as it looks.
I called “Mystery” their most expensive standard wax for a reason, though. Each year, only a very few can get their hands on the most expensive car wax in the world. Swizöl’s “Divine” wax is specially formulated for the owner’s car based on the color and the paint used. It’s so exclusive that it even comes with a hand-engraved plaque bearing the owner’s name and the serial number, as well as a certificate of authenticity.
This elite wax costs a pretty penny at a little over $2,800.
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