Planning to buy a new car in India.

  Options I have are as follows:

 - Company leased car
 - Direct Auto Loan from finance company
 - Full one-shot payment from savings

From all the articles I've read today, Full one-shot payment from savings (which i think i can afford) sounds like the best approach since car is a depreciating asset.

Is my understanding correct? Or should i still go for a partial finance via company leased car or direct auto loan? If I should, will i actually benefit from the tax-savings angle?

Planning to buy a new car in India. Options I have are as follows:

• Company leased car
• Direct Auto Loan from finance company
• Full one-shot payment from savings

From all the articles I've read today, full one-shot payment from savings (which I think I can afford) sounds like the best approach since car is a depreciating asset.

Is my understanding correct? Or should I still go for a partial finance via company leased car or direct auto loan? If I should, will I actually benefit from the tax-savings angle?

Planning to buy a new car in India.

Options I have are as follows:

 - Company leased car
 - Direct Auto Loan from finance company
 - Full payment

From all the articles I've read today, full payment (which I think I can afford) sounds like the best approach since car is a depreciating asset.

Is my understanding correct? Or should I still go for a partial finance via company leased car or direct auto loan? If I should, how would I benefit?

Planning to buy a new car in India.

Options I have are as follows:

 - Company leased car
 - Direct Auto Loan from finance company
 - Full one-shot payment from savings

From all the articles I've read today, Full one-shot payment from savings (which i think i can afford) sounds like the best approach since car is a depreciating asset.

Is my understanding correct? Or should i still go for a partial finance via company leased car or direct auto loan? If I should, will i actually benefit from the tax-savings angle?