Thursday, March 31, 2016

How to Find the Mobility Van Best for You


Whether you’re shopping for a mobility van for the first time or replacing an older model, a little planning goes a long way. In fact, it is the key to finding a safe, reliable and comfortable conversion van that best meets your special needs.


Mobility Features

Make a list of the mobility features you want. There are going to be features on your list that are a necessity while others may be nice to have. Keep in mind that there will be a cost for each feature, but there are ways to keep it down. For example, conversion vans with manual lifts are the least expensive so choosing this option makes room for some of the other features on your list. Also, rear entry vans often have the widest wheelchair ramps making it easier to enter and exit the vehicle. Keep this in mind while you’re looking around.


Inventory Selection

With a list of the mobility features you want its time to go shopping. Look for a conversion dealer with a large inventory selection of wheelchair conversion vans. This will make it easier to find the best conversion van with the mobility features that are most important to you in your price range. You may be able to find a van conversion dealer located near you.


Affordability

With affordability in mind, the most common conversion vans are Chrysler/Dodge and Toyota Sienna minivans. They are comfortable, accommodate up to seven passengers and are moderately priced so you can add several mobility features and still keep your final cost affordable. Also, make sure the mobility dealer provides a good warranty (3 year, 36,000 miles is standard) and will service the vehicle. This will help keep your vehicle maintenance costs low.


Financing

To achieve the lowest monthly payments, make sure the dealer offers a variety financing options and if there are any manufacturer rebates or other incentives available to lower the price. In some cases, the dealer may be able to help find alternative funding sources if you’re not able to secure traditional financing.

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