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Let the Experienced Professionals find your Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle.

Whether this is your very first Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle or you’ve been using WAV Vehicles for many years, letting the experienced professionals find the right transportation for you removes all the stress out of this time-consuming search. You can browse a great selection of these cleverly adapted vehicles at their massive showroom or they can bring the car of your choice right to your doorstep. This level of Customer Service is second-to-none and offers total flexibility to people with disability difficulties.

Woman pushing a man in a wheelchair up a rear ramp into a grey accessible vehicle in a car park
A woman in black pushes a man in a wheelchair up the rear ramp of a grey vehicle, while a silver car with its own ramp lowered waits nearby.

Expert advice tailored to your needs

Talk to one of their highly experienced, dedicated, friendly Team who will be more than happy to offer any advice needed on the best vehicle for your specific needs. Having been in this elite business since 1980 they have a wealth of expertise and knowledge behind them. With a passion for helping people and taking great pride in finding the right WAV Vehicle for each individual person they have an exemplary reputation. The dire need for more and more WAV Vehicles means this trustworthy Team are busier than ever but will always find the time to help and support every customer who needs them.

A wide choice of adapted vehicles

Offering free, expert advice and taking the time to carefully select the right car for each individual customer, this Team really are the consummate professionals when it comes to finding the right WAV for you. With a minimum of eighty vehicles in stock they will always have suitable cars available for you to choose from.

Summary

Describes a specialist wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) dealer that has been finding the right adapted transport for customers since 1980, offering free expert advice, a large showroom or home delivery of vehicles, and a stock of at least eighty vehicles so buyers, whether new to WAVs or experienced owners, can find one to suit their needs.

Questions this article raises

  • What ongoing running or adaptation costs come with a wheelchair accessible vehicle?
  • How does buying a used WAV differ from buying a new one?
  • What funding schemes are available to help cover the cost of a WAV?

Daniel Brooks

Daniel writes about motoring, engineering and manufacturing, covering everything from cars and automotive technology to metals, machinery and industrial processes. He enjoys explaining technical subjects in an accessible way.

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