The dealership wrecked my car - How long should it take them to fix it?

Bump those other two answers, I would be getting a brand new car with the payments you had left on the one they destroyed! If the dealer cared about you as a customer that is what they would have offered you. And did they drug test the dummy that hit your car. I mean how fast was this idiot going in a parking lot to do this much damage?

I would be going off because you have a right to. Also it would take at most 48 hours to get any part, it should be a priority to them. I would not want that car back if it did that much damage I would be afraid of drive-ability problems in the near future, and would not want them to touch another one of my vehicles.

I mean accidents happen but they should not be jerking you around.

Try a different dealer! Some parts men at dealerships just either don't know how to find depot items and order them, or they are just too lazy! In California, I was told Ford no longer made parts for my 64 Fairlane. But 15 years later in Alamogordo the dealer could order parts for a 62 Fairlane. So the conclusion I reached was stated first, Ford had not changed, but the dealership was different.

2-3 weeks. If you don't live in a big city (or even if you do), the body parts will have to be trucked in as they are not a commonly stocked item.

It depends on how bad the damage is. But they should be providing you with a rental or loaner in the meantime if it was their fault.