This would pretty much work with almost any powerchair or user as headroom, and room to turn inside is generous. 

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It uses a quiet reliable under floor alloy hydraulic operated lift, to get you up to the lowered interior floor level and so leaves the doorway completely clear for any passengers to use. It takes less space than a ramp does (compared to my own van).

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The interior can be in hard wearing smooth material or carpeted like the original van. Again I would prefer carpet.

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The lift can be on either side, the front seats can be removed easily too. So the wheelchair user can sit up front or drive as preferred. And there is an all leather, 174bhp executive diesel version with big wheels...  That would be my choice.

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The only minor concern is the bit below the foot pedals. My wheelchairs footplate misses this. Some may not. Its under 7 inches high. Worth checking or testing before you decide to order one though! And with a wide wheelchair the steering wheel will not be quite central. Although there is plenty of room. Don't let that worry you though because it seldom is on any car.

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The tailgate is heavy. Unlike the US based cars (Chrysler etc) there is lots of metal, paint, and sound deadening and rust proofing in this van. Its built to last forever. As is the engine and transmission.  Of course it would look much nicer without all the salt and stickers! (and in silver or black!)

Front. There is a newer version in January. A facelift model. That will replace this van but the important part of the conversion stays the same. Now I start saving!