Hyundai i10 is regarded as the best city drive Motability vehicle. It comes with five doors as standard, compared to its rivals that might only have three doors. Hyundai i10 comes engineered with two engine types, the1.0 litre that delivers up to 65bhp, and the 1.0litre that comprises of four cylinders. Due to its small engine, the vehicle is the cheapest to maintain. The vehicle comes with 252 litres of boot space when the entire seats fold, and this is the largest boot space for a car in its class. The interior is also exceptionally comfortable. Skoda Octavia Estate Skoda Octavia shares most of its mechanical parts with the Volkswagen Golf. It comes with great legroom for rear passengers, which is a very important feature for disabled people who require sufficient space to stretch their legs. Some of the vehicles safety features include electronic stability control, automated post-accident braking, sleepless driver alert, and tyre pressure monitoring. The vehicle is comfortable on both smooth and rugged terrain. Mazda Tourer Mazda’s main competitors are the expensive executive vehicles. However, the Tourer’s main selling point is that it is more cost effective to acquire and maintain. Mazda Tourer comes engineered with modern safety features including cruise control, air conditioning, and centrally mounted touchscreen infotainment system. Suzuki 4X4 S-Cross Suzuki S-Cross is available in two versions, a 1.6-litre petrol or diesel engine. The steering is very light for a vehicle in such a class, and Suzuki’s raised elevation implies that the disable can easily board or alight from it. The diesel version is the cheapest to maintain since it only emits less than 130g/km. Volkswagen Sharan The vehicle is very spacious and comes designed with rear sliding doors. Due to its large interior, Volkswagen Sharan can be easily converted into a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle. The vehicle comes fitted with seven airbags as standards and has earned a five-star NCAP crash test rating.