Sell Your Wheelchair Accessible Taxi

<h2>Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Specialists</h2><p>Wheelchair accessible vehicles occupy a unique position in the taxi market. Whether purpose-built like the LEVC TX and TX4, or converted from standard vehicles like the Mercedes Vito, Peugeot Expert, or Citroen Dispatch, WAVs serve a critical function and have specific market dynamics that generic car buyers don't understand.</p><h3>The WAV Market</h3><p>WAVs have value streams that regular vehicles don't. Beyond the standard taxi market, wheelchair accessible vehicles are sought after by:</p><ul><li><strong>Community transport operators</strong> — who need accessible vehicles for patient transport, day centres, and community services</li><li><strong>School contract operators</strong> — who require WAVs for school transport of wheelchair-using students</li><li><strong>Care homes and NHS trusts</strong> — who use WAVs for patient transport and outings</li><li><strong>Export markets</strong> — particularly for London-style purpose-built taxis</li></ul><p>This diverse demand means WAVs often hold their value better than equivalent non-accessible vehicles. We access all of these markets, which allows us to offer better prices than buyers who can only sell into one channel.</p><h3>What We Buy</h3><p>We buy all types of wheelchair accessible vehicles:</p><ul><li><strong>Purpose-built WAVs</strong> — LEVC TX, TX4, and other vehicles designed from the ground up for wheelchair access</li><li><strong>Rear-entry conversions</strong> — Vehicles converted with rear ramps or lifts, typically Mercedes Vito, Peugeot Expert, or Volkswagen Transporter</li><li><strong>Side-entry conversions</strong> — Vehicles converted with side-entry ramps, common in MPVs like the Peugeot Rifter or Citroen Berlingo</li><li><strong>Lowered floor conversions</strong> — Vehicles with lowered rear floors for easier wheelchair access</li></ul><p>The specific conversion type, the converter (Allied Vehicles, Brotherwood, GM Coachwork, etc.), and the condition of the conversion equipment all affect value. We inspect and assess all of these factors to give you an accurate, fair price.</p>

Typical Price Range

£3,000 - £40,000

Common Mileage

50,000 - 250,000 miles

Common questions

Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle FAQ

Straight answers about selling your Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle.

Often, yes. The accessibility equipment adds value because it opens up additional markets beyond standard taxi use. Community transport, school contracts, and care services all need WAVs, which supports demand and prices.

Yes. Conversions by well-known companies like Allied Vehicles, Brotherwood, and GM Coachwork are generally valued higher because the quality is established and parts availability is better. We know all the major converters and factor their reputation into our valuations.

We still buy vehicles with equipment that needs attention. Ramp mechanisms, winches, and tie-down systems can all be refurbished. We'll factor any repair costs into our valuation, but it won't prevent us making an offer.

Yes. We buy WAVs whether they're currently plated or not. Unlicensed WAVs can be re-licensed or sold into the community transport market where different regulations apply.

What's Your Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Worth?

Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle FAQ

Related Vehicle Types

Black Cab

LEVC TX

Mercedes Vito

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