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Originally Posted by lucid
It all depends. A loaner wouldn't cut it for me if I could not drive a new car I dropped a huge chunk of money on for a month for example (and that has happened to people with E46 M3s). Since I don't know how long he's been without his car, that's what I suggested. If you think the repairs are taking an unreasonable amount time, it is perfectly reasonable for you to ask them to financially compensate you. Why make payments on a car for a month if you can't enjoy it? Or if you own the car, have it depreciate for a month without being able to enjoy it? The only exception might be if the loaner was an E9X M3, or an M5 or something, which I seriously doubt. They'll most likely send you home in an X3. If he had to part from his car for only 2-3 days, then yes, he’s kind of whining…
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The first service break was 2 weeks. It's estimated that this fuel pump fault thing might take the same.
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