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Commercial fleet · Churches and ministries
Mac Haik Chevrolet, a Chevrolet Business Elite dealer on the Katy Freeway in Houston, helps churches and ministries choose Express Passenger vans, Silverado trucks and SUVs for congregation transport, outreach and facility work, and notes Texas’s motor vehicle tax exemption for church vehicles on the title paperwork.
Match each vehicle to how it is used: Sunday shuttles, youth and mission trips, outreach or facility work.
12- and 15-passenger configurations for Sunday shuttles, senior ministry, youth trips and retreats.
Seating for up to nine for staff travel, hospital visits and smaller groups, with room to tow a trailer.
For facilities staff and for towing mission-trip, event and food pantry trailers.
Hauls food pantry stock, clothing closet donations and event equipment.
The fleet team specs each vehicle for how your congregation will use it, and can match a whole fleet to one spec.
Vehicles used by a qualified church or religious society are exempt from Texas motor vehicle sales tax under Tax Code Section 152.088. Vehicles bought for a pastor’s personal or official use do not qualify.
If a van will be used significantly to carry students to or from school or school events, federal rules require the dealer to sell a school bus instead. Tell the fleet team how each vehicle will be used.
Business Elite service runs weekdays until 9 PM and Saturdays until 7 PM, so vans are ready for the weekend.
For most congregations, the Chevrolet Express Passenger van, available in 12- and 15-passenger configurations. For smaller groups and staff travel, a Suburban or Tahoe seats up to nine. Mac Haik Chevrolet in Houston helps churches choose the right mix.
Vehicles used by a qualified church or religious society are exempt from Texas motor vehicle sales tax under Tax Code Section 152.088. The exemption is claimed on the title application. Vehicles for a minister’s or pastor’s personal or official use, and vehicles used to transport traveling ministry staff, do not qualify. Confirm details with the Texas Comptroller.
Yes, for congregation and ministry use. If the van will be used significantly to carry students to or from school or school events, such as for a church-run school, federal rules require the dealer to sell a school bus instead.
Yes. Mac Haik Chevrolet offers loans and commercial leases, closed-end or TRAC, and options such as lettering and running boards can be built into any lease. The fleet team can quote one van or a full church fleet.
The sticker price is the smallest part of what a work truck costs. Fuel, repairs, downtime and resale decide the rest. Send your current fleet and the Mac Haik fleet team shows you the true cost of each unit, and what to change.
No cost. No obligation. One fleet, one desk.
Prefer to talk? Call sales at (281) 940-1506.