A pick-up truck is ideal for people who love adventure and independence, and it can be converted into a motability car depending on your needs and the model you have. For example, the Bruno-out-rider can be converted to grab your wheelchair and lift it on the truck’s bed just by pushing a button. If needed, you can also convert it to transfer the driver from the wheelchair to the driver seat, or to have one door moving outward instead of swinging open. A lift can also be installed inside the door frame to lift and place the disabled person in the desired position. Converting a Conversion Van into a Motability Car Conversion vans are commonly used as wheelchair-accessible vehicles. They are great because they are spacious and can be easily modified by adding ramps, lifts and a driver seat that can be customized according to your needs. If you love luxury, you can add a television and luxurious seating or sleeping area. Modifying SUVs into Motability Cars Though stylish, only a few large SUV cars can be converted to wheelchair accessible vehicles. The models include Suburban SUV and Ford Excursions, which can accommodate wheelchair lifts. The biggest modification would be at the side doors to make space for lifts or ramps. In addition, a customized driver’s seat may be ideal if you enjoy driving. Full-Sized Vans as Motability Cars Full-sized vans are quite high so remember that they must have lifts to carry you in and out of the van. This makes their conversion expensive as compared to cars that use ramps. Moreover, the back doors should be widened and the roof raised to accommodate the lift comfortably. Mini Vans as Motability Cars Minivans are the most common motability cars because they are spacious enough to accommodate a wheelchair among other personal effects. They can be modified to have a side or back wheelchair entry. Unlike the full sized vans, they are fitted with ramps for easy entry and exit.