Really?  Someone buys a $332,500 vehicle and never, ever drives it for personal use? My curiosity got the best of me again so I have to ask, what kind of business does your client own?

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I had to go look and see what a 330k vehicle looks like....looks like he overpaid!  LOL

And at the risk of being called rude, if one can afford that vehicle, one should be able to afford a tax pro that would already know the answer without relying on answers from anonymous folks on a public forum. 

I do think I want one tho, it looks like it would be great in the snow.

Did I or did I not learn in one of my accounting classes or tax classes that an expense had to be necessary and/or ordinary? Just asking.

That's kinda why I was asking about the type of business.  If he is an agent for professional athletes, maybe he has to drive flashy vehicles to impress his clients.  If he owns a local McDonalds franchise, maybe a little more difficult to prove that it is necessary and that all of the miles are business.

Yeah if that client is an Amish farmer then I would think he may want to trade that Mercedes in for a black buggy and a horse.

I just looked at the base price $ 180,000.... what do you ADD to get to $ 330,000 ???

For the extra money they throw in an ashtray and a water bottle holder.

@IRonMaN Also, 4-wheel drive

https://www.mbofpleasanton.com/inventory/new-2023-mercedes-benz-g-class-amg%c2%ae-g-63-4x4-squared-a...

See also

https://www.caranddriver.com/mercedes-amg/g63 

Fine Corinthian Leather?

For that price, I could buy 10 Ford Mavericks.  Maybe I'll save a few bucks and just buy 7 - one for each day of the week.  And to be honest, the Mavericks are better looking than that thing.