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Written by Cat Dow Published: 6 June 2025 The Motability scheme has been set up to support differently abled and disabled motorists to lease a car, powered wheelchair or scooter using ...

The Motability scheme gives people with disabilities the chance to use their government-funded disability benefit to lease a new car and other mobility aids, such as scooters and electrically powered ...

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The Motability scheme simply cannot continue in its current form, where cars are handed over to those who don’t need them. Mobility benefits should be for those with no alternative, for those who need ...

Motability Operations currently holds £4.2 billion in reserves, although it insists that nearly all of this is held in the form of vehicles, rather than cash. Motability Foundation * held nearly £1.8 ...

Other ex-Motability cars for sale at less than their car valuation book price included a BYD Atto 3 (£144 saving), Citroën e-C4 (£494 saving), Peugeot e-2008 (£1,314 saving) and a Peugeot e ...

“Motability has clearly grown well beyond its original intention, and the taxpayer is picking up the bill.” He added: “The Government cannot sit by.

Motability finances its operations through loans used to purchase vehicles that are then resold in the pre-owned car industry after three years, positioning it as one of Britain's major bond issuers.