How the Car Scheme works
It's easy with Motability! You choose the car, we do the rest.
If you receive the Higher Rate Mobility Component of the Disability Living Allowance or the War Pensioners' Mobility Supplement, getting a new car is easier and more affordable than ever. Through Motability, you simply turn part or all of that allowance into the car of your choice. Check your eligibility here.
No waiting lists. No credit checks. No assessments required.
95% of our customers choose to lease a car through Motability's Contract Hire agreement, which gives you:.jpg)
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Over 4,000 brand new cars to choose from
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Insurance, servicing and maintenance
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Full RAC breakdown assistance
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Annual tax disc
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Tyre and windscreen replacement
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60,000 mileage allowance over 3 years
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Many adaptations at no extra cost
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You don't have to drive - you can nominate up to two other drivers and pay a little extra for a third
Our worry-free policy continues right to the end of your three-year lease with a seamless transfer to your new car. What's more, you can choose from over 4,000 cars - no wonder 97% of our customers would be happy to recommend us.
Some customers may prefer to buy their own car, in which case a Hire Purchase lease might be for you. If you choose Hire Purchase, you negotiate the actual purchase price with your Motability dealer. With Hire Purchase, you will also be responsible for organising and paying for comprehensive insurance, breakdown recovery, your car tax disc, servicing and repairs.
Some customers may prefer to buy their own car, in which case a Hire Purchase lease might be for you. If you choose Hire Purchase, you negotiate the actual purchase price with your Motability dealer. With Hire Purchase, you will also be responsible for organising and paying for comprehensive insurance, breakdown recovery, your car tax disc, servicing and repairs.
If you choose to buy a car with a Hire Purchase agreement, you will need to be receiving the allowance for the full length of your agreement. Find out the Motability Hire Purchase rates.
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