5 high paying car jobs.

The auto industry is constantly expanding, and more and more cars are rolling out each year. With tons of cars, there is an increasing need for supporting jobs. If you are thinking about pursuing a job in the automotive industry, then gang gang take my advice on these jobs. 

1. Car detailer
   • What you’d do?
   Cars are bound to get dirty, (like my girlfren) it can’t be avoided, and that’s where car detailers come in. You will be cleaning the exterior and interior of cars for restoring that coveted new-car look, and if its extra dirty you might have to call a priest to bless the nasty out. You will be working on wheels, windows, and the customers if they’re into that ;). 
   • What you’d need?
   For becoming an auto detailer, no formal degree or education is required, as long as you can wipe your ass clean, you can wipe cars clean. However, having prior working experience or training will help. As long as you know which auto cleaning products (such as polishes, waxes, and detergents) are to be used and which techniques are to be applied then you good fam. 
   • What you’d make?
   You will be making $32,127 per year. 
   • To help you get started. 
   ​Micro fiber rags: https://amzn.to/306mQOx 
2. Claims Adjusters
   • What you’d do?
   A claim adjuster is an insurance specialist. The insurance specialists specialize in insurance claims. They come in whenever accidents caused by road blowys, or any other reason take place. They investigate insurance claims and interview the claimant and witnesses, consulting police and hospital records, and inspecting property damage to determine the extent of the company’s liability. Big note, you will get a lot of stitches because you’re basically a snitch to the insurance companies.
   What you’d need?
   Auto claims adjusters usually have to take two years of vocational training and gain some work experience for identifying and estimating car damage.
   • What you’d make?
   You will be making $56,230 per year.
3. Racecar Technician
   • What you’d do?
   Car races like Daytona, the Grand Prix, and your local Honda street race have been popular for decades. Most racers drive quite recklessly when the VTEC kicks in, which results in damage to the race cars. Racers can’t finish the race without
   fixing this damage. They need to take a pit stop. This is where highly skilled race car technicians fix the damage within seconds, and the racecar or drivers can go back to the race.
   What you’d need?
   Unlike regular mechanics, racecar technicians must complete specialized training. Pursuing an associate degree in racecar or motorsport technology is the best way to receive this training. You must be very quick with the repairs for even a second of delay can result in losing the race.
   What you’d make?
   You will be making $58,830 per year.
4. Automotive instructor
   What you’d do?
   You will be working in a shop or classroom environment. Automotive instructors teach students (usually, college or high school) about topics like transportation, engine repair, road safety, and traffic rules. This job is a great opportunity for sharing your passion for cars with others.
   What you’d need?
   You will need a bachelor’s degree. If you decide to work in public schools, then you will also be needing a teaching license.
   What you’d make?
   You will be making $54,269 per year.
5. Valet
   What you’d do?
   Many higher-end restaurants, hotels, and clubs employ valets for safely parking the guest’s cars in their parking lots. They are also required to retrieve the cars when the guests are ready to leave. You will experience getting behind the wheel of all kinds of cars, even if only for a short while.
   What you’d need?
   You will need a clean driving record, have a habit of being punctual, a valid driving license, and top-notch customer skills.
   What you’d make?
   You will be making $22,810 per year.