BMW 8 Series
$90,000-$140,000
Can You Write Off BMW 8 Series?
Short answer: Partly: a grand tourer coupe used for business is capped like any car, and a high price means a long depreciation tail.
Under 6,000 lbs GVWR it's a passenger car, so first-year depreciation is capped at roughly $20,000 with bonus depreciation for 2026, and only the business-use share counts; the 72.5¢ mileage rate is the simpler option.
Records to keep: Keep the purchase contract, the door-jamb GVWR sticker photo, and a mileage log showing business vs personal miles.
BMW 8 Series
Typical range: $90,000-$140,000
General Business
Partly: a grand tourer coupe used for business is capped like any car, and a high price means a long depreciation tail.
Business justification
Partly: a grand tourer coupe used for business is capped like any car, and a high price means a long depreciation tail. Under 6,000 lbs GVWR it's a passenger car, so first-year depreciation is capped at roughly $20,000 with bonus depreciation for 2026, and only the business-use share counts; the 72.5¢ mileage rate is the simpler option.
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