Nissan Motability FAQ's

Yes, of course. You can test drive any car you may interested in. Here at South West Nissan we absolutely recommend a test drive to help ensure that the car you choose meet your needs exactly, even if you're not the driver. Speak to one of our Motability advisers about booking your test drive.​​

This depends on the model you have ordered. We'll let you know when you can expect your car once you've made your application.​

Yes. You can add up to two named drivers to your plan to make use of your Motability car.​

Some financial help is sometimes available through a grant if you're unable to afford the mobility option you need. You should enquire about this before making your application. To find out more, speak to a member of our Motability team here at South West Nissan. More information is also available here on financial help.​

This is possible under some circumstances and if you're able to provide a valid reason. This can incur a charge.​

No – at the moment it is only possible to carry out one lease agreement with the Motability Scheme, thus it is one vehicle per driver.​

You have three choices: lease another car through the scheme; extend your lease and keep your current vehicle; or return your car and reinstate your allowance.​

People are eligible for the Higher Rate Mobility Component (HRMC) of the Disability Living Allowance (DLA) from age three, and will receive notification of claiming the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) before they turn 16. Drivers over the age of 65 who receive PIP, DLA, War Pensioners’ Mobility Supplement (WPMS) and Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP), are eligible for the scheme.​

This works like a deposit, whereby more expensive vehicles or larger cars require payment upfront so the total value of the car is covered over the duration of the lease. Some cars have £0 Advance Payment.​

Delivery time is totally dependent on the make and model of your chosen car. Speak to your dealer to find out more information about when you can expect to receive it.​

No, unless you have an appointee. An appointee is someone who is solely responsible for collecting state benefits on behalf of the disabled person. If you do not have an appointee, you must collect the car yourself, as you need to enter your PIN and sign the legal agreement.​

There are many models to choose from. To help you decide on the most appropriate car to fit your needs, you can answer the Motability Suitability Questionnaire.​

Prices vary, so view each of the adaptation costs via the Motability Managed Adaptations Programme. Many of these can be included and arranged by the dealer at no extra cost if you do so at the beginning of your lease.​

Insurance is included as part of your lease. Speak to your dealership for further information.​

Rest assured with many inclusions in the scheme’s comprehensive insurance. Drivers are covered for loss or damage, including accidental, fire and theft, and you can also get a repair or replacement of glass and damaged locks. All of the adaptations and modifications that are known to the insurer are covered, as well as the in-car equipment, car accessories and tools.​

• Excess payments (usually £100)
• Loss of keys
• Personal belongings
• Non-standard equipment or modifications
• Driving other cars
• Unauthorised or uninsured drivers

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