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Which automatic vehicle could I lease as a Motability car?
I am having to lease my first Motability wheelchair access car and would value your advice. I require a 5-door hatchback which must be automatic, must have loading ramps and no more than a 2.0-litre size engine. I will be travelling about 8000 miles a year, so do not mind petrol or diesel. A 4-seat family size car would be ideal. Which vehicles offer the best lease value using the criteria above?
Asked on 18 July 2010 by ivory
Answered by
Honest John
Automatic excludes all of the sensibly priced utility cars with drop-down rear floor ramps, apart from the Renault Kangoo Combi that is available as a 1.6 petrol auto.
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