Hyundai dealerships often provide loaner cars for customers who have their vehicles in the shop for service or repair under certain conditions. The availability of a loaner car can depend on the dealership’s policies, the warranty terms of your vehicle, or the type of service being performed.
For warranty work that requires the car to be in the shop for an extended period, Hyundai dealerships are more likely to offer a loaner car. However, for routine maintenance or shorter services, a loaner may not always be provided. It’s best to check with your local Hyundai dealership directly for their specific loaner car policy. They may require you to schedule a service appointment in advance to ensure a loaner car is available when you need it.
Some dealerships also have age, insurance, or driver’s license requirements that you must meet to qualify for a loaner car. It’s advisable to inquire about these conditions ahead of time so you can prepare the necessary documents and information.