spinoff: do you expect a loaner from the dealership

If I buy a car from them, possibly.

If I bought a care from another dealer because that dealer "had a better price," then no.

But, unless I have a car under warranty, I wouldn't let a dealer's shop touch anything I own.

Only if they have a fully loaded 2014 Chrysler 300 C on the lot

I always get something to drive when they are servicing my vehicle. It's a benefit of buying vehicles from a smaller dealership

If I purchased the vehicle from the dealership and it was a serious issue, like a recall or manufacturer defect, then yes, it is reasonable to expect a loaner.

There are freeloaders, who buy their vehicle somewhere else, then expect another dealership to deal with the crap, usually at a loss.

They are put at the end of the line and usually the vehicle is parked in the back lot until they get caught up. And no, they usually don't get a loaner.

They gave the sale to another dealership, so don't expect the local dealership to fix the junk.

I have heard so many of these heels say, 'I'll never buy another vehicle here again.'. Well they are usually told to don't let the door hit you in the butt on your way out
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Besides, most of these leeches have never even bought a vehicle at the dealership.

It goes both ways.

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If you bought the car from them and the reason your vehicle is being serviced is on their behalf? Also what if it's not their fault just routine reason but will be a day or so wait?

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Are you talking about being serviced or repaired? And is is the vehicle under warranty?