Frequently Asked Questions
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Our network includes hundreds of vehicles in Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, Ramat Gan, Jerusalem, Haifa, and other regions. For full operational leasing, we deliver anywhere in the country.
Yes. GoTo offers a unique business car-sharing model - you can book a vehicle by the hour, day, or short period - only when you need it and with no long-term commitment.
Certainly. Every client gets access to a personal area where they can monitor vehicles, invoices, contracts, receipts, active services, and usage data.
Yes! The GoTo app allows employees and managers to order vehicles, check order status, report issues, view charge breakdowns, and more - all from their mobile devices.
In such cases, you can roll the shortfall into your new lease, so you don’t have to pay out of pocket. It’s spread over the new monthly payments.
Yes. We handle the settlement of financed-vehicle debts—whether from banks, non-bank financiers, or previous leasing companies. You don’t need to deal with it; we manage the entire process directly with the finance provider.
Not necessarily. If the vehicle is financed or under a lease with another company, we’ll review the outstanding settlement amount with your financier and create an offer accordingly.
Absolutely. We offer trade-in services for all types of vehicles, including private cars and commercial vehicles.
That depends on model availability and any special installation requirements. In most cases, delivery takes between two weeks and a month, and sometimes even sooner.
It’s simple. Contact us, and we’ll ask all the relevant questions to provide you with a detailed proposal. One of our representatives will be happy to meet you for a no-obligation consultation and build a unique offer for your business on the spot.
It depends on the type of agreement. In full operational leases—yes. In hybrid leasing—you choose which services to include and which remain your responsibility.
You can add items such as dash cams, parking sensors, multimedia systems, GPS tracking, loading racks, tow hitches, and more. All accessories can be financed as part of the lease or purchased separately.
Absolutely. Businesses with multiple vehicles can receive customized terms that include a fleet-management app, operational services, and cost control.
Yes. In most cases, there is an option to buy the vehicle at the end of the period at a pre-agreed price.
Yes, there is usually a down payment, but it can be tailored to the client’s needs. The higher the down payment, the lower the monthly payment, and vice versa. We also take into account the client’s credit rating and repayment capacity.
Hybrid leasing is a dry operational lease that allows you to add accessories, insurance, licensing, and maintenance as you choose. At the end of the term, there is an option to purchase the vehicle.
Yes. A home charging station can be included in the deal, either financed as part of the lease or purchased as a one-time item. Installation can also be covered by the agreement.
Yes. An electric vehicle is treated the same as a gasoline car for tax purposes, but benefits from a reduced fringe-benefit value, significantly lowering the cost for the employee or business owner.
Yes. We offer leasing for vans, SUVs, light trucks, and specialised work vehicles, including custom installations such as racks, tow hitches, and enclosed cargo boxes.
A commercial vehicle over 3.5 tons is considered a work vehicle, so you can recognize the entire expense and reclaim VAT in full. Additionally, it is not subject to a fringe-benefit limitation like a private car.
It depends. If the vehicle weighs over 3.5 tons, then definitely yes. If it’s under 3.5 tons, it depends on the nature of the client’s business and the vehicle type. As a rule of thumb, VAT on vehicles under 3.5 tons cannot be offset.
Yes. An “operational” leasing agreement or “hybrid leasing” is considered a deductible expense including the down payment and monthly installments, provided the vehicle is used for business purposes. A sole proprietor can recognize up to 45% of all vehicle expenses, whereas a private limited company (Ltd.) may recognise the full amount of the expense, provided the taxable benefit (fringe benefit) is accounted for.