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what happens if you scratch up or bump a courtesy car whilst your vehicle is getting repaired???

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You have to pay fot it, well done for damaging a courtesy car !!!

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You have to pay fot it, well done for damaging a courtesy car !!!

lol nah basicaly i park in some small roads near my college and sumones scraped up the side of the vehicle n took off!

You have to pay fot it, well done for damaging a courtesy car !!!

lol nah basicaly i park in some small roads near my college and sumones scraped up the side of the vehicle n took off!

i think you are insured on the courtesy car the same as your policy so you will have the same excess and such

so if you 3rd party i think you would have to pay to fix it

You have to pay fot it, well done for damaging a courtesy car !!!

lol nah basicaly i park in some small roads near my college and sumones scraped up the side of the vehicle n took off!

i think you are insured on the courtesy car the same as your policy so you will have the same excess and such

so if you 3rd party i think you would have to pay to fix it

It depends.

If you use a courtesy car from Audi, they "insure" you and any damage that is done to the car whilst it is in your property is then given a £500 excess. Not all the dealers do this, but some do.

Had an argument once when they tried to put some wheel curbing on us whilst they repaired the TT that THEY damaged, Audi are bastards!

Kae.

most courtesy places i've used put the car on my insurance 3rd party.

so if you crash it or damage it you have to pay, cant even claim off your own insurance because it's only 3rd party. it'll be in the small print

Pays to check the small print before you accept the car. My old VW dealer had a £350 excess on their fully comp insurance.

I hit a pidgeon and smashed up the front grille of a (back then) brand new Mk5 Polo estate 1.6, but the dealer didn't charge me a penny - they were making more than enough on the work on my Polo to cover the trade price of a new grille.

wen i had a courtesy car said i had 2 pay if i caused any damage

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