2025 Section 179 Tax Deduction at Randy Bowen Chevrolet GMC

Small-business owners throughout Oklahoma can take advantage of valuable tax savings on Chevy and GMC work vehicles thanks to Section 179. By utilizing this IRS tax provision, companies can deduct up to the entire purchase price of qualifying trucks, vans and SUVs -- whether buying new or used for business purposes.1

With the Section 179 tax deduction, upgrading your fleet becomes far more accessible, helping you grow your operation while keeping your out-of-pocket expenses manageable. The commercial fleet experts at our Chevy and GMC dealership near Oklahoma City are available to guide you through the process and help you capitalize on this significant savings opportunity!

Which Chevy & GMC Models Qualify for Section 179?

Section 179 applies to a wide variety of commercial vehicles and equipment. The allowable deduction depends on the vehicle type and its primary use in your business:

  • New & Used Vocational Trucks and Vans: Full Section 179 deduction available1

  • Heavy SUVs & Trucks (Over 6,000 lbs GVW): $31,300 maximum Section 1791

  • Cars, Light Trucks & SUVs (Under 6,000 lbs): $20,400 first-year maximum1

The following new Chevy vehicles are eligible for either a full or partial Section 179 tax incentive:

  • Silverado 1500
  • Silverado HD
  • Colorado
  • Express Cargo Van
  • Express Passenger Van
  • Suburban
  • Tahoe
  • Traverse
  • Other business-focused Chevy work trucks and vans

 

Meanwhile, the following new GMC vehicles may qualify for either a full or partial deduction:

  • Sierra 1500
  • Sierra HD
  • Savana Cargo Van
  • Savana Passenger Van
  • Savana Cutaway
  • Yukon
  • Yukon XL
  • Acadia
  • Canyon
  • Terrain

 

The team at Randy Bowen Chevrolet GMC knows how important it is to choose the right vehicles for your commercial needs and get the most from your tax deduction. We'll walk you through all requirements and help ensure your Chevy or GMC purchase meets Section 179 criteria.