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For business owners
Every Grenadier clears the weight threshold for the Section 179 heavy-SUV deduction. Pair that with 100% bonus depreciation and a business vehicle built to actually work can pay for a meaningful piece of itself in year one.
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These figures apply to qualifying business vehicles placed in service in 2026. Every business situation is different — treat this as a starting point for a conversation with your tax advisor, not a substitute for one.
Businesses can expense up to $2,560,000 in
qualifying purchases, phasing out once total purchases exceed
$4,090,000.
At 7,716 lbs GVWR, every Grenadier — Station
Wagon or Quartermaster — clears the 6,000 lb threshold and
qualifies for the $32,000 Section 179 SUV cap.
100% bonus depreciation is back, permanently,
under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, for qualifying vehicles
placed in service in 2026.
Apply Section 179 first, then bonus depreciation on what’s left —
the two work together toward a larger first-year write-off.
For a Grenadier used more than 50% for business, here’s the
general order of operations.
Step 1
Take up to $32,000 through the heavy-SUV cap.
Step 2
Take 100% bonus depreciation on the basis that’s left.
Result
A large first-year deduction relative to qualifying basis and business-use percentage.
The heavy-SUV designation applies at 6,000 lbs GVWR and up.
Station Wagon, Fieldmaster, Trialmaster, Black Edition, and the
Quartermaster pickup all carry the same 7,716 lb rating — so the
write-off math doesn’t change based on which one your business
needs.
If your business is considering a year-end purchase, our team can
help you find current inventory while you finalize the numbers
with your tax advisor.
Once you know your numbers, call 916-265-4001 or stop by 880
Automall Dr. in Roseville to see the lineup in person.
FAQ
Quick answers for business owners weighing a year-end Grenadier
purchase.
Yes. Every Grenadier — Station Wagon and Quartermaster alike — carries a 7,716 lb GVWR, well past the 6,001 lb threshold that qualifies a vehicle for the Section 179 heavy-SUV deduction.
Up to $32,000 through the Section 179 SUV cap, then 100% bonus depreciation on the remaining business-use basis. Actual results depend on business-use percentage, taxable income limits, and your placed-in-service date.
Section 179 generally applies to purchases. Bonus depreciation applies to property you own and place in service. Some lease structures may have different treatment — confirm with your CPA.
Yes. Both Section 179 and bonus depreciation generally apply only to the business-use portion of the vehicle. At 70% business use, the deduction is limited to that percentage.
Yes. You generally apply Section 179 first, up to the $32,000 SUV cap, then apply bonus depreciation to whatever basis remains.
The vehicle must be available and ready for its intended business use, not just ordered or on the lot. The in-service date controls bonus depreciation eligibility and timing.
This page provides general information and is not tax advice.
Vehicle eligibility, business-use percentage, and placed-in-service
dates all matter. Consult your tax professional to determine your
specific benefit before purchasing.