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luvbuffet
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LOANER CAR
has anyone taken a loaner car to Canada? Is that even allowed? I was planning on driving to Montreal this weekend but something is wrong with my headlights so Im getting a loaner. The mechanic said he doesnt want me taking HIS loaner to Canada( as if its really his personal car. ) , but I wonder if its technically allowed??
Message edited 7/18/2016 5:58:07 PM.
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alli3131
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Is it a rental. Like from enterprise? If so if have no issue taking it. If it is a dealer loaner or soemthing else then no
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| Posted 7/18/16 6:06 PM |
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DrMeg
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Meg
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LOANER CAR
If it's a dealer loaner they usually put something in the contract that says the car must remain within a certain mile radius of the dealer. The last loaner I had it was within 100 miles.
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| Posted 7/18/16 10:19 PM |
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CSK
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Re: LOANER CAR
Posted by alli3131
Is it a rental. Like from enterprise? If so if have no issue taking it. If it is a dealer loaner or soemthing else then no
There are plenty of rental companies that have stipulations in their contracts as to how far you can take a car. Some restrict how far from the rental location, some states, some countries.
Why not ask the service adviser or manager at the dealership?
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| Posted 7/19/16 9:12 AM |
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luvbuffet
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Re: LOANER CAR
Posted by CSK
Posted by alli3131
Is it a rental. Like from enterprise? If so if have no issue taking it. If it is a dealer loaner or soemthing else then no
There are plenty of rental companies that have stipulations in their contracts as to how far you can take a car. Some restrict how far from the rental location, some states, some countries.
Why not ask the service adviser or manager at the dealership?
i will but I wont be there for a few days ( id rather ask when i pick up the loaner) just wanted to know if anyone has done it
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| Posted 7/19/16 9:17 AM |
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MommyTeffi
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Re: LOANER CAR
My DH works for a luxury car manufacturer and we get company cars. When we went to Canada, his company gave us a letter saying it was okay for the car to leave the country. I can't recall them asking for this specific piece of paper at the border but I wouldn't have gone without it. Definitely ask the dealership/service advisor!
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| Posted 7/19/16 9:18 AM |
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chilltocam
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LOANER CAR
When I rented a car in California the contract said the car could not be taken out of the country, like to Mexico. Definitely check the contract or ask about it.
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| Posted 7/19/16 9:44 AM |
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