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If you receive either: the Higher Rate mobility component of the disabled living allowance or a War Pensioners allowance, then the answer is yes, you qualify for Motability.
The only condition is that you have at least 12 months award remaining. There are no credit checks or other restrictions.
There are options to buy new or used vehicles, but the most popular scheme is the Motability 3 year Contract Hire.
Busseys are proud that we have helped 200 plus disabled people, each year, to obtain a brand new car through the Motability Contract Hire Scheme.
Even if you do not drive, you can still obtain a vehicle and choose up to two other people to drive for you.
If you are a parent or carer to a child who receives the allowance, you can apply too.
If you are a relative or carer to someone who claims the allowance (recognised by the DWP as an appointee), you can apply on their behalf.
The only condition is that the car is used for the benefit of the disabled person. This can involve travelling in the vehicle or a driver running errands for the disabled person. |
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In addition to having a brand new car there are other benefits too:
Included in the Motability Contract Hire, at no extra cost, is a Mileage allowance of 15,000 per year, Road tax, Fully comprehensive insurance for up to two drivers, Full RAC cover, All servicing, warranty work and MOT, Tyres (worn or punctured) will be repaired or replaced and windscreens (that are chipped or cracked) will be repaired or replaced.
As you can see the scheme offers excellent value for money, all this in exchange for your higher rate mobility allowance. Many cars have nothing extra to pay (including some automatics*). On larger or more expensive vehicles an advance payment may also be required. The advance payments start from as little as £50*.
If this sounds good to you, and I am sure it will, call in to our Motability specialists at Busseys to see just what we can offer.
Our Motability specialists look forward to hearing from you soon.
*These prices are correct at time of publication 13/2/06. Subject to terms and conditions.
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