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What cars are you now recommending with low tailgate level suitable to accommodate disability scooter, battery driven and automatic gear. A high seat position with as much comfort for driver and passenger as possible is required. I at present drive a Toyota Avensis 1800 automatic 53 reg, valued on your website at £4,530, which I would wish to part exchange if agreeable to the seller.

Asked on 14 November 2009 by

Answered by Honest John
Buying, new cars, disabled
straight into a vehicle adapted by www.brotherwood.com . Others are www.gowringsmobility.co.uk (now back in business and offering a FIAT Doblo capable of taking a large wheelchair or scooter); 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
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