Having spent way too much time researching pressure washers before settling on the ARXP. I compared the popular detailing machines, watched tests, looked at PSI versus GPM, considered what I would need to upgrade after purchase, and eventually started comparing this class of washer against much more expensive induction-motor units. Given that an induction unit is generally $500 , I believe this is truly the sweet spot to land. For washing vehicles, I think this is one of the best values available. AND FOR ME: I already had better accessories than what is included, and still felt at this price, this was the best value even without its accessories. The big lesson from all that research was that more PSI isn't necessarily better for detailing. For washing a car, I want good water flow for rinsing dirt and soap away quickly without unnecessarily high pressure against paint, trim, seals and coatings. The ARXPs combination of 2.0 GPM and 1,000 PSI is specifically designed around vehicle washing, and in actual use that combination makes a lot of sense. Another reason I chose this model is that you aren't buying a cheap pressure washer and then immediately spending another $150 upgrading everything that came with it. The included 40-foot soft, flexible hose is genuinely useful for getting around a vehicle. The compact rear-entry gun and shorter curved metal lance are much more comfortable for detailing than the long wands supplied with many general-purpose pressure washers. It also includes quick-connect detailing nozzles and an adjustable foam cannon. Could you buy a better detailing pressure washer? Absolutely. But after doing all this research, I think the next upgrade that really makes sense is to stop shopping among inexpensive universal-motor pressure washers and move into a quality induction-motor machine with more professional-grade components. That's a much more expensive purchase. Until you're ready to spend that kind of money, I think the ARXP-AW hits a terrific sweet spot. It gives you the high flow you actually want for detailing, sensible vehicle-safe pressure, a long quality hose, compact detailing gun and lance, foam cannon, quick connects and a very portable package without forcing you to rebuild the machine with aftermarket accessories on day one. If your primary goal is washing cars, trucks, Jeeps, motorcycles or other vehicles, I'd choose this over many consumer pressure washers advertising much higher PSI numbers. After spending far too much time comparing the alternatives, this is the one I bought, and I think it's probably the best stopping point before making the considerably more expensive jump to a serious induction-motor setup.