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Vehicle Delivery + Total Loss Protection

We source competitive pricing, coordinate delivery to your door, and include extra protection on eligible leases.*

Here's how it works

Here’s how it works

  1. Tell us what you want and we’ll work with our dealer network to source competitive pricing.
  2. We assist in negotiating with our dealer network and help guide you through the process. All paperwork and final terms are handled directly by the licensed dealership.
  3. We deliver your vehicle and include Total Loss Protection on eligible leases.*

What’s included

  • Delivery options confirmed with your quote*
  • Total Loss Protection on eligible leases (extra peace of mind if the unexpected happens).*
  • A broker team that makes the calls, compares the options and assists in negotiating.

Good to know

  • Delivery timing and method vary by vehicle and location.*
  • Total Loss Protection availability depends on the specific lease and program eligibility.*
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DELIVERY OPTIONS ARE CONFIRMED WITH YOUR QUOTE. DELIVERY METHOD, TIMING, AND AVAILABILITY VARY BY LOCATION, VEHICLE, AND CARRIER; ADDITIONAL FEES MAY APPLY FOR SPECIAL REQUESTS (E.G., ENCLOSED TRANSPORT). TOTAL LOSS PROTECTION AVAILABLE ON ELIGIBLE LEASES ONLY AND SUBJECT TO PROGRAM TERMS, LIMITS, AND APPROVAL. OFFER SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. SEE SALES CONSULTANT FOR COMPLETE DETAILS.

Section 179 for NJ Business Owners

Section 179 Vehicles in NJ (2026)

Section 179 of the federal tax code is a business deduction. In plain terms, it can let a qualifying business write off the cost of certain business-use vehicles and equipment in the same year they are put to work, instead of spreading it out over several years. For New Jersey business owners who need a heavier vehicle for work, it is worth understanding before you lease or buy.

This is not tax advice. Every business is different, so talk to your tax advisor or CPA before you count on any deduction or savings.

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Not tax advice. This page explains Section 179 in general terms to help you plan. Tax rules, limits, and eligibility change and depend on your situation. Always confirm the details with your tax advisor or CPA before you count on any deduction. Vantage Auto Group is a licensed auto broker, not a tax advisor or accountant.

WHAT COUNTS

Which Vehicles Qualify

Section 179 is generally aimed at vehicles used for business, and it treats heavier vehicles differently from lighter passenger cars. The key measure is a vehicle's gross vehicle weight rating, or GVWR. Vehicles rated above 6,000 pounds GVWR, which includes many full-size SUVs, pickup trucks, and cargo vans, fall into a different category than a typical small car.

The kinds of vehicles business owners most often look at include:

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Full-size and heavy-duty SUVs
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Pickup trucks
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Cargo and passenger vans
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Other work vehicles used mainly for business

Two things matter most: the vehicle's weight rating and how much you use it for business. The exact thresholds, caps, and rules are set by the IRS and can change from year to year. We do not list specific vehicle weights here, because they vary by trim and model year and getting it wrong is costly. For specific models and how the 6,000 pound rule works, see the guides below and confirm anything with your CPA.

Full-size SUV parked outdoors, the kind of heavier vehicle business owners weigh for Section 179.

THE VANTAGE ROLE

How Vantage Helps Business Owners

Once you and your tax advisor know what kind of vehicle makes sense, Vantage Auto Group works with its dealer-partner network to source it. We are a licensed New Jersey auto broker, so instead of visiting dealership after dealership, you get one team sourcing the SUV, truck, or van you have in mind, including the heavier vehicles business owners look at for Section 179.

We source the vehicle you want.

Give us the make and model, and we work with 350+ dealer partners to source competitive pricing, whether you want to lease or buy.

We help you compare lease and buy.

Business owners often weigh both. We lay out the numbers side by side so you and your CPA can decide.

We coordinate delivery.

Delivery options are confirmed with your quote. Nationwide delivery is available — you will get a specific estimate with your deal.

The dealership handles approval and paperwork.

As your broker, we coordinate the process. The licensed dealership handles credit approval, financing, final terms, title, and registration.

Buying for a company or need more than one vehicle? Start with our business leasing options, or search available cars to see what fits.

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GUIDES

Learn More

These plain-language guides go deeper on how Section 179 works for vehicles. They are written to inform, not to give tax advice, so use them to prepare and then confirm the specifics with your CPA.

Section 179 Vehicle List 2026: SUVs & Trucks Over 6,000 lbs

SUVs, pickups and vans over 6,000 lbs GVWR with manufacturer figures, and the 2026 Section 179 rules.

Read: Section 179 Vehicle List 2026: SUVs & Trucks Over 6,000 lbs

How to Buy a Car Through Your LLC: Step-by-Step Guide

How buying (or leasing) a vehicle through your LLC works, step by step.

Read: How to Buy a Car Through Your LLC: Step-by-Step Guide

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Section 179 is a part of the federal tax code that lets a business deduct the cost of qualifying equipment and vehicles, up to annual limits set by the IRS, in the year they are put into service for the business. For a business vehicle, it can change how and when you write off the cost. The exact amount depends on the vehicle, how it is used, and current IRS rules, so confirm the details with your tax advisor.

Generally the vehicle has to be used for your business, and heavier vehicles rated above 6,000 pounds gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), such as many full-size SUVs, pickup trucks, and cargo vans, are treated differently than lighter passenger cars. Weight ratings, caps, and rules vary by model and model year, so check the specific vehicle and the current limits with your CPA. The guides below walk through examples.

Leasing a business vehicle has its own tax treatment, which is different from buying. Business owners often compare the two before deciding. Because the right answer depends on your business and the current rules, talk to your tax advisor about how a lease would work for you. Vantage can help you compare lease and buy options on the vehicle you want.

Yes. Section 179 is a business deduction, so the vehicle generally needs to be used for business, and the deduction is based on the business-use portion. How that is calculated depends on your situation and IRS rules, which your CPA can confirm.

No. Vantage Auto Group is a licensed New Jersey auto broker, not a tax advisor or accountant. Nothing on this page is tax advice. We help you find and source the right vehicle. For anything about deductions, limits, or how the rules apply to you, consult your CPA or tax advisor.

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Tell us the vehicle you have in mind and we will source it for you. Getting a quote is free, with no obligation, and you can loop in your CPA on the tax side whenever you are ready.

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