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How to Pay for a Wheelchair Van: Financing, Grants & Benefits
Freedom Motors Group · · 1 min read
Accessible vehicles are a significant investment, and many families combine several funding sources. Here are the most common options to explore.
1. Mobility vehicle financing
Specialized lenders understand the value of a conversion and may offer longer terms to keep monthly payments manageable. Start a pre-qualification to see your options.
2. Veterans benefits
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers an automobile allowance and adaptive equipment assistance for eligible veterans with qualifying service-connected disabilities. Eligibility and amounts are set by the VA, so contact your local VA office or visit VA.gov for current details.
3. State vocational rehabilitation
If you need transportation to work or school, your state’s vocational rehabilitation agency may help fund vehicle modifications.
4. Nonprofits and grants
Disability-specific organizations, community foundations and local charities sometimes provide grants toward accessible vehicles. Fundraising platforms can also help.
5. Manufacturer mobility rebates
Many automakers offer rebates for adaptive equipment installed on qualifying new vehicles.
6. Trade-in value
Your current vehicle can make a meaningful down payment. Get a trade-in estimate.
Our team is happy to help you understand what may be available to you.
