A courtesy vehicle—often provided by an auto repair shop or dealership while your personal car undergoes mechanical service or collision repairs—is frequently provided at no daily rental charge, but it is not entirely free of hidden costs. While you typically do not pay a daily car rental fee, you are almost always responsible for paying for the fuel you consume, any parking tickets or tolls incurred, and potential insurance deductibles if an accident occurs. Additionally, dealerships require you to present valid personal auto insurance or purchase a collision damage waiver to cover potential physical damages.
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