356 rear -entry Wheelchair Vans for Sale
The Mobility Resource has one of the largest selections of New + Used handicap vans for sale from Dodge, Toyota , Chrysler, Honda, Ford, Chevrolet and more. Wheelchair vans are available with side-entry and rear-entry ramps, both of which make the van accessible for wheelchair and scooter users.
Browse our nationwide inventory of 356 rear -entry wheelchair vans for sale. We offer financing solutions to help make your wheelchair van affordable, with helpful resources for finding state grants and additional funding.
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356 rear -entry Wheelchair Vans for Sale
356 rear -entry Wheelchair Vans for Sale
The Mobility Resource has one of the largest selections of New + Used handicap vans for sale from Dodge, Toyota , Chrysler, Honda, Ford, Chevrolet and more. Wheelchair vans are available with side-entry and rear-entry ramps, both of which make the van accessible for wheelchair and scooter users.
Browse our nationwide inventory of 356 rear -entry wheelchair vans for sale. We offer financing solutions to help make your wheelchair van affordable, with helpful resources for finding state grants and additional funding.
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Wheelchair Accessible Vans For Sale
Our wheelchair accessible vans with rear -entry ramps are specially designed for accessible transportation. This includes proper safety features such as special seatbelts, shoulder harnesses, and wheelchair securements, lifts or ramps with barriers to ensure safe boarding, slip-resistant surfaces, weight capacity of 600 lbs. or more, and modified chassis to accommodate wheelchair users. Need help finding the right handicap van for your needs? Schedule a free Needs Analysis with a Certified Mobility Consultant to learn what you need in your vehicle.
Rear-Entry vs. Side-Entry Vehicles
Our wheelchair accessible vans with rear -entry ramps each provide unique advantages and disadvantages. Side-entry vehicles are typically recommended for wheelchair users who plan to operate their vehicle, while rear-entry ramps are generally less expensive and more common for wheelchair users who will primarily ride as passengers. Each style has a unique impact on the vehicle’s seating layout, cost, and parking options. Visit our blog to learn more about the differences between side-entry and rear-entry vans.
Financing Your Wheelchair Van
The Mobility Resource can connect you with several financial resources to make your vehicle purchase more affordable, including financing via our network of dealers, state grants, veteran’s assistance programs, state vocational rehabilitation assistance, ongoing promotions from conversion manufacturers, and OEM rebate programs. Visit our financing hub to learn more about wheelchair van financing.
Find Your Local Wheelchair Van Dealer
The Mobility Resource is a network of over 100 dealers nationwide, so it is easy to find a dealer near you. Visit our find-a-dealer page to find the closest handicap van near you and reach out to a local mobility expert.
Sell Your Handicap Van
If you’ve tried to sell a wheelchair van on the open market—or trade it in at a traditional car dealership, you know how difficult it can be. The Mobility Resource can connect you to people with disabilities who are looking for exactly what you have. Fill out our sell your van questionnaire to have a wheelchair accessible vehicle expert contact you and provide a quote for your vehicle.
