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Just ask. If they have them, they give them out. If they don't, they don't. At least that's what the Service Manager at my dealer said.
My dealer requires current DL, Insurance, and a Credit Card.
My dealer requires current DL, Insurance, and a Credit Card.
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It depends on dealerships. Even for the ones that do offer free loaners, they will have limited number of those, but If you can wait, you can call and put yourself on a waiting list and only drop off the car when a loaner is available.
and I wouldn't expect a free tank of fuel...
and I wouldn't expect a free tank of fuel...
I would say on any other loaner car I have. I decided not to go skiing due to Covid might just take a drive up the lakeshore to door county and back. But to be fair you R prolly right everyone is struggling keeping open. My dealer will drop the car off if you buy it. They have no contact service options traffic is lite. The stoplight to go to work it usually 15 deep now I am the only one in the que so few people driving in Wisconsin. (I'm in healthcare an essential service like liquor and car repair).
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Fill it to at least the level it was when you picked it up. I just went through this myself a week or so ago when the EGR sensor and cooler went bad. I noticed on the paper work the dealer charge VW for the loaner usage which I thought was interesting. No cost to me other than replacing the fuel I used. You have a good dealer if they gave you a Q3. I got a '20 Jetta R. Was not a bad car though and I got used to the remote start on it. 
The Q3 is nice but approaching 100 it falls apart just the whole body shakes but they are eagle tires at 120-130 its scarey. Our touaregs the base TDI is about same price rangenew,45ish? I would take T3 in a heartbeat even if I did not have sun roof and/or driver aid.
You're supposed to get a fillup and adblue drain and top off.
Bought a Touareg TDI lux 2 months before dieselgate broke... bad immediate depreciation.
Just got my this recall done yesterday; SA wasnt very knowledgeable as she kept claiming it was a huge job that would take 2-3 days. I didnt want to argue with her - it's just a sw upgrade. Took about 2 hours before they were calling saying it was done. Biggest problem was after having the settlement letter - they still wanted had to call VW to confirm and get another verbal confirmation (settlement people) even after having a notarized letter. Idiots.
Bring on the check now.
I'll never buy another VW.
Bought a Touareg TDI lux 2 months before dieselgate broke... bad immediate depreciation.
Just got my this recall done yesterday; SA wasnt very knowledgeable as she kept claiming it was a huge job that would take 2-3 days. I didnt want to argue with her - it's just a sw upgrade. Took about 2 hours before they were calling saying it was done. Biggest problem was after having the settlement letter - they still wanted had to call VW to confirm and get another verbal confirmation (settlement people) even after having a notarized letter. Idiots.
Bring on the check now.
I'll never buy another VW.
They gave me a fill up also They told me the car would be wiped down. It wasn't they was dust on the steering column. How about you, the biggest difference I see is in engine breaking. Thats a bummer as I do alot of sport shifting. I also will not by a VW product again though this dealer has usually been fine.
I havent gotten to drive enough since.. 10 miles back from stealership service center. Expecting a bit more adblue consumption (really wish it were as easy as my 5series to fill) and a bit more diesel consumption. With everything closed there isnt anywhere to go
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