05 Mustang

not sure who you're working with at Team Ford, but talk to Josh Trampass....he's a cool guy that I know personally and he'll make sure you get taken care of.

as far as courtesy car....sorry, but no. I'm sure they will shuttle you if you need a ride.

-Cameron

avengence

I bought my car from a Lexus dealership and they wanted me to bring it back in for a cleaning i guess. I brought it back in and they gave me an ES350 for the day. It was kind of cool, but I guess you get what you pay for in that department. They give out a loaner car for all the cars that came in there as far as i know but I could be wrong.

ecal533

Since you car is under warranty, you should get a loaner car which now days most all dealereships user a rental car place to supply. This is provided they feel that your leak will be covered by warranty. Don't be afraid to ask about a loaner.

Nuke

Every time any of my Toyota's went in the shop they provided me a loaner, even after the warranty expired. But that was because I asked for one. Even when they were hesitant, I was able to talk them into it.

My Stang has been back to the dealer three times. All three times I asked and they provided a loaner. It depends on the dealer and YOUR ability. But then, at my age, I look FORWARD to being an azzhole if I don't get it my way. Fortunately for them, I never had to be a really BIG azzhole (but ask me about the time I was thrown out of a Honda dealership in Jersey...).

2cokeman

Not that it will do you any good because your not here but the Ford dealer here will give a car even for an oil change, no matter the car you drive.

CutterWolf

Ok, I'll ask, "How did you get thrown out of the Honda dealership in Jersey?"

Nuke

Prior to a Honda Accord test drive, I told the salesman that if I was satisfied we'd talk invoice up and not sticker down. He agreed. After the test drive he refused to produce the invoice and the manager and he confronted me about how much profit I thought they should make. My reply: "Ideally, nothing. But this isn't an ideal world." The manager's reply after calling over 3 other salesmen: "Mr. [Nuke] will be leaving now. Please escort him out."

I went straight to the Toyota dealership, bought a Camry and drove over to the Honda dealership the next day, requested the salesman and manager come out, showed it to them, told them they had fu*ked up and drove off laughing. That Camry was fantastic, too.

nmd55

it wasnt on my mustang. But on my old 07 focus when i had to take it in for a warranty repair on the springs, I asked for and was given a rental car free of charge because they had to order the parts.

Derf00

It really depends on the dealership and whether or not you have an ESP. Granted, the ESP does not cover the car until after the OEM warranty but it does have loaner provisions.

Most dealerships I've been too will provide a no-charge loaner if you ask. Those that don't I simply let them know I won't be returning for service or buying any new vehicles from them. A day or two without a car under warranty and no ESP I can understand, but more 3 days or more and no loaner car, I have issues with that and I'm a pretty understanding person.

charliebrown266

I know the dealer i deal with,if they keep it overnight they have always given me a rental if i needed it! All dealers are different i think.