RM> Could be semantics.. Maybe a Courtesy Car is not thought of as
 RM> the same thing as a 'Loaner', something to drive while waiting for
 RM> your car to be repaired or whatever.. I don't imagine they'd want

The dealerships that I've dealt with defined "Courtesy Car" as a car that's
owned by the dealership and is used for "gopher" tasks.  ex: Picking up small
parts, chaufering customers to work/home and back, etc.

Since the dealership never sold the car, it's considered "new", but it has many
more miles on it than a normal new car.  It's also been driven only by
dealership personnel and maintained by the dealership.

... Next time you wave at me, use more than one finger!

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