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What are US companies reimbursing? Are you speaking of car used for work required travel? If so then I agree and company leased car is the way to go. Followed by a personal lease (unreimbursed expenses for this are tax deductible, in part, IIRC.) Then there's buying a car outright and deducting as much as you can of unreimbursed expenses. Finally financing a car and deducting. I also agree that financing a depreciating asset is bad financially.
– Xalorous
Commented Aug 18, 2016 at 23:06

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