I received a Service Contract, from Chrysler, at no cost, which provides for a loaner car from the dealer, even if you just leave the car for an oil change. It is good for three years or 36,000 miles. The brochure that came with it shows it applies to 2004 and 2005 Crossfires. I have not seen this mentioned, on the forum, although I may have missed it. Thought I would let the new owners know about it. I received it about three weeks after the purchase.

John

 

Yes...it's one of the "perks" of owning a Crossfire, Chrysler 300, or Magnum. It comes with every purchase. You probably need to notify your service advisor whenever you take your XF in for service. Not all of them are aware of the program.

Fritz

 

they should be aware of it its called first day rental and i'm only aware of it being offered on the pacifica and the crossfire.

 

purchased crossfire Jan. 20th. 2 weeks later, from Chrysler (not the dealer) received the luggage and the service contract. It stated the free service contract was for Crossfire and Pacifica buyers only.

 

purchased new Crossfire Jan. 20th. 2weeks later, received luggage and service contract direct from Chrysler. The service contract is free only to Crossfire and Pacifica buyers

 

The free loaner vehicle DOES apply to the 300, I was there today and asked them. I am in a loaner right now.

 

Hi
I asume this " free service contract for a loaner car " goes with the car and would be given to the buyer of a used crossfire ????
TIA Joe Parisi Salem Ma

 

I am the second owner of a crossfire, they gave me a loaner yesterday.

 

different color. Standard response when you ask about the loaner (in advance), "yeah you can have it if we have one". This is not an option, they **have** to provide it per Chrysler, but it's like pulling teeth trying to get it done...

 

Acura has the same policy and I get the same response from them as well. Only with them you have to book it at least a week or two in advance. Even when my car was stalling they said "sorry the loaners are reserved already at least week and a half". I think it is probably like that anywhere.

 

they don't have an option of refusing you. If so, that could be taken up with Chrysler. If they don't have a loaner on the lot, they're supposed to rent one for you. Again, if it was more than an hour or two, I'd demand it, they have to comply...

 

Any idea if this is in Canada?