If your Kia needs service and you’re without transportation, we have a solution. Our complimentary loaner car policy* provides you with the use of a Kia vehicle while your car is being serviced by us. All you need is a valid driver’s license, insurance and to be 21 years of age or older.
Kia is happy to provide a loaner car to our customers whose vehicles are being serviced with us. This policy applies to all Kia models except the Soul EV. If your vehicle is due for service and you have no other means of transportation, please inquire about our loaner car program when you call to schedule an appointment.
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Does Kia Warranty Cover Loaner Cars?
If you’re wondering whether Kia warranty coverage extends to loaner cars, the answer is unfortunately no. Your standard Kia warranty will not cover any damages that may occur while you’re driving a loaner car. However, there are some extended warranties that do offer this type of coverage, so it’s definitely worth looking into if you’re concerned about potential damages.
Does Kia Give You a Loaner Cars for Recalls?
If you have a recall on your Kia vehicle, you may be wondering if you will be given a loaner car. The answer is yes, in most cases Kia does provide loaner cars for recalls. However, there are some exceptions to this rule.
If the recall is for something that is not considered to be a safety issue, then Kia may not provide a loaner car. Additionally, if the recall affects a large number of vehicles and there are not enough loaner cars available, Kia may prioritize based on need or urgency.
If you have questions about whether or not you will be given a loaner car in the event of a recall, it’s best to contact your local Kia dealer or service center.
Does Kia Powertrain Warranty Cover Rental Car?
No, the Kia powertrain warranty does not cover rental cars. This is because the powertrain warranty is a manufacturer’s warranty that only covers repairs or replacements that are needed as a result of a defect in the materials or workmanship of the vehicle. Rental car companies are not covered under this warranty.
Is a Loaner Car the Same As a Rental?
Loaner cars and rental cars are both types of vehicles that you can use when your own car is unavailable. Loaner cars are typically provided by a dealership or repair shop when your car is being serviced, while rental cars must be rented from a rental agency. Both loaner cars and rental cars can be used for short-term or long-term purposes, but there are some key differences between the two.
For one, loaner cars are usually free to use, while rentalcars come with a daily or weekly fee. Additionally, loaner carsare typically newer models that are in good condition, whilerental cars can be of any age and may not be as well-maintained.Finally, loanerscars must be returned to the original owner once you’re finishedwith them, while rentals can simply be dropped off at the agencywhen you’re done.
In general, then, loaner cars are best for those who needa temporary replacement vehicle and don’t mind driving a newercar that they don’t own.
Rentals, on the other hand, give you morefreedom in terms of both duration and vehicle selection butcome at a cost. Ultimately, the best option for you will depend onyour specific needs and budget.
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How to Get a Loaner Car from Dealership
If your car needs to be in the shop for repairs and you don’t have a spare vehicle to get around, you may be wondering how to get a loaner car from dealership. Here’s what you need to know.
First, call the dealership and ask if they offer loaner cars.
If they do, find out what the requirements are. You will likely need to provide proof of insurance and leave a credit card on file.
When you bring your car in for service, let them know that you will need a loaner car.
They will then set you up with one of their available vehicles. Be sure to ask about any mileage limits or other restrictions before taking possession of the car.
Most importantly, remember to return the loaner car clean and with a full tank of gas when you pick up your repaired vehicle!
Kia Rental Reimbursement
If you’re in the market for a new car, you may be considering a Kia. But what about the rental reimbursement program that Kia offers?
Is it worth it? Here’s what you need to know about Kia’s rental reimbursement program, according to Reddit users. First, the program is only available if you finance or lease your car through Kia Motors Finance.
So, if you’re planning on paying cash for your car, this program won’t help you. Second, the program reimburses you for up to $30 per day for a maximum of 10 days if your car needs to be repaired due to a covered mechanical breakdown. So, if your car needs repairs that cost more than $300, you’re out of luck.
Kia Reimbursement Program
Kia has announced a new reimbursement program for owners of certain vehicles who have experienced engine failures. The program will reimburse owners for up to $4,000 in repairs related to engine failure, and will also cover the cost of rental cars while repairs are being made.
This reimbursement program is available to owners of certain Kia models who have experienced engine failure due to a manufacturing defect.
The affected models include the Kia Optima, Sorento, and Sportage from model years 2011 through 2014. If you own one of these vehicles and have experienced engine failure, you may be eligible for reimbursement under this program.
To apply for reimbursement, you will need to submit a copy of your repair invoice to Kia.
You will also need to provide proof that you have paid for the repairs out-of-pocket; if you have insurance coverage for the repairs, you will need to submit a copy of your insurance claim as well. Once your application is received and reviewed, Kia will issue a check for reimbursement directly to you or your repair facility within 30 days.
If you own a Kia vehicle that is covered under this program and have experienced engine failure, be sure to take advantage of it by applying for reimbursement today.
For more information about the program and how to apply, visit Kia’s website or contact their customer service department.
Conclusion
If your Kia needs service and you don’t have a ride, don’t worry! Kia has a complimentary loaner car policy to help get you back on the road.
Here’s how it works:
If your Kia requires warranty or recall repairs that will take more than four hours, we will provide you with a complimentary loaner car. If your repair will take less than four hours and you choose to wait at the dealership, we have comfortable customer lounges with complimentary coffee and Wi-Fi for your convenience.
To ensure that you can get back on the road as soon as possible, please schedule an appointment in advance so we can prepare a loaner car for you.
We look forward to helping keep your Kia running like new!