Wheel them in

I don't know if you have any ideas, but I am looking for a vehicle that I can have modified to take a wheelchair-bound person, which I guess principally means having a lot of height. I have seen such a vehicle, modified and being also registered as a Taxi locally, and noticed it was a Peugeot 5 door but didn't spot the model. I have been considering a VW Transporter, which is very large, and was after something much smaller.

Asked on 18 April 2009 by

Answered by Honest John

The best of these vehicles are purpose modified with drop-down rear floor ramps, by people like Brotherwood and Gowrings.
www.brotherwood.com; www.gowringsmobility.co.uk; www.accessible-transport.co.uk; www.autochair.co.uk; www.brookmiller.co.uk; www.jeffgosling.co.uk; www.gfclarke.com; www.atlasconversions.co.uk; www.alliedvehicles.co.uk; www.horizons-unlimited.co.uk; www.hillgruauaccessiblevehicles.com; www.davincimobility.co.uk

Tags: buying motability scheme disabled drivers

Dear Honest John,

Please help me choose my next car. I would like it to have:

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