Rear entry, Drive From Wheelchair or Up-Front Wheelchair Passenger conversion of the VW Caddy Maxi Life 5. Drive from your wheelchair and switch to upfront passenger whilst on your journey. The interchangeable front seats enable you to share the driving.
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The Sirus VW Drive/Upfront is designed with an automated tailgate and ramp, ensuring complete independence. The key fob opens the tailgate and ramp and you can safely enter the vehicle using the shallow ramp. Once you are comfortably in the driver position, simply press a button on the dashboard or the key fob and the tailgate and ramp will close. Entering and exiting from the rear means you can park in a standard parking space and don’t need a Blue Badge parking bay. Our automated ramp is below 11 degrees, ensuring you can enter and exit with ease. The ramp and interior floor are designed with an anti-slip coating, improving wheel traction in wet weather. Visit the Sirus website for current pricing. All NEW Sirus vehicles are available on the Motability Scheme.
Sirus Automotive Ltd
Unit 2 Britannia Park
Trident Drive
Wednesbury
West Midlands
WS107XB
UK
01215057777 sales@sirusautomotive.co.ukNo dimensions have been specified for this product
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