What makes a car suitable for you?

We’d like to help you understand how your day-to-day needs might influence what type of cars could be most suitable for you. Read our article on our new car suitability guide to find out more.


The key to finding the right car for you starts with understanding more about your needs.

There is a lot to consider when looking at different cars, it can sometimes be a challenge to narrow down your options. Our new car suitability guide is a set of questions to help you to reflect on your needs and think about why some types of car may be more suitable than others.

After answering each question, the guide offers some advice about things to keep in mind as you begin searching for a car on the Motability Scheme.

Your personalised summary page will contain this advice and more information which you can email to yourself to save and take with you when you visit dealerships.

Please click the button below to try our new car suitability guide for yourself. 

Go to car suitability guide

About the Motability Scheme

The Motability Scheme helps you to get mobile by exchanging your mobility allowance to lease a new car, Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle, scooter or powered wheelchair.

All our mobility options come with the same worry-free, all-inclusive package. Our standard lease is over three years, or five years if you are leasing a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle and we take care of running costs such as insurance for up to three named drivers (this doesn’t have to be you), servicing, maintenance, breakdown cover and tyre and windscreen repair and replacement. All you need to do is add fuel and go.

If you’d like to find out more about the Scheme, request an information pack below and we’ll send you all the information that you need to make the right choice.

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