or a premium price for leaving a vehicle in a sorry state
Yeah I was implying that with my second point, sorry for not being clear.
OK, we are in agreement then. For some reason I thought you meant charging more for wanting a clean vehicle. I'd rather charge more for people who leave the car in a messy state (because they are in a hurry or something)
- reputation systems
- computer vision / cameras / contract law
- price discrimination based on the required state of the vehicle (i.e., premium pricing for a guarantee that a vehicle has been cleaned)