I sent in my car to the local nissan dealership to have a mass air flow sensor replaced (and some other repairs totalling $800). They told me it would take two days. It turns out they have to order the part from Japan and it will take up to 2 weeks. Are they obligated to give me a rental if I ask for it?
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No they are not, however, many dealers do this as a courtesy to thier customers.
No, you could talk to the service mngr and ask for one. He will prolly say no, but its worth asking. Then ask to speak with the GM and tell him you were promised it would only take 2 days. He will more than likely work something out with you. Work the system!!!
No. But you are free to go rent yourself a car. They are not responsible for your inconvenience.
no but alot of dealers will-even if they use a rental car company- just ask and find out
Only if the car is under warranty. Any warranty will pay for the rental. The dealership has no obligations to give you a rental car.
i was in the same boat i had a chevy tho. but asked them because if its a new car than they would have 2 give u sumthin 2 drive and get around! but if its a used car i really dont kno but u should if it has a warranty on it.
No they are not obligated to give you a rental. It is your responsibility to obtain your own transportation.
No.