Vehicles
Four shapes of vehicle cover almost every situation. This page is for working out which one is yours — the detail lives one click deeper, so you only read what applies to you.
At a glance
The detail is further down. If you just want to know which shape of vehicle fits, this is it — and if none of them is obviously yours, the Vehicle Finder asks four questions and tells you.
Full-size · built by Van America
No ceiling on chair size or seating, stand-up height, and camper layouts. Built from an empty chassis half a mile from where you'd collect it.
Accessible minivan · VMI
The only all-wheel-drive wheelchair van built by anyone.
Accessible minivan · VMI
You are never parked in, and the ramp still works when the electrics don't.
Accessible minivan · VMI
PowerKneel flattens the ramp angle; Sure Deploy gives you a manual crank when there's no battery.
Ramps go with minivans, lifts go with full-size vans — that's a consequence of floor height, not a preference. Why, in full →
Go deeper
Everything that used to be on this page is still here — sorted by what you’re actually looking for.
Built by Van America on Sprinter and Transit. Platform lift, seating for the family, room for a power chair. Includes Sprinter versus Transit.
Three VMI conversions on Toyota, Chrysler and Honda platforms — side or rear entry, and which suits where you park.
An accessible van you can sleep in. Galley, bed, power and water behind a lift that works at a trailhead. Almost nobody builds these.
ADA transport vehicles for care facilities, shuttles, non-emergency medical transport and municipal fleets.
What is physically on the lot today, and how long each of the other routes actually takes.
Four questions and we’ll tell you which shape of vehicle fits — including when the answer isn’t a vehicle at all.
Choosing
Next step
Tell us what chair you use and we’ll have the van staged and the lift ready before you arrive.