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I think this is close to standard. The local BMW dealer doesn't really do anything on Saturday except accept/enroll cars for work that will happen during the wo
by cardiffspaceman 7y ago
I think this is close to standard. The local BMW dealer doesn't really do anything on Saturday except accept/enroll cars for work that will happen during the work week. They have loaners, I'd guess a fair number of them. So if you get a Saturday appointment, unless it's something like a bulb swap, you'll be getting the car back Monday, but you'll have loaner. The loaners are mostly 3-series.
The local Honda dealer told me they don't have loaners, but it's in a cluster of dealers that has an Enterprise agency.
- cptskippy 7y agoOur Honda dealer has performed jobs up to and including timing belt changes on Saturday. For the unenlightened, a timing belt change on a Honda involves swinging the engine up 45 degrees. It's so labor intensive they advise changing out the water pump, and a few other parts during the same operation because labor is so expensive. My "loaners" have all been rentals from their Hendricks Collision center.