AMS is one of the largest manufacturers of mobility vans in the country and backs all newly modified minivans with our low price guarantee.* Side and rear entry handicap vans purchased from the AMS Vans inventory can be delivered right to your front door in Palm Bay, Florida or nationwide (delivery fees may apply) and include white glove service where our mobility professional will give you an in depth tutorial of your new wheelchair minivan. Upon delivery, you have the option to send back any modified handicap van from our inventory if you aren't completely satisfied. Both new and used wheelchair accessible vans with new AMS brand conversions are backed with our great conversion warranty, nationwide service, and a 24-hour emergency conversion help line. AMS will modify a new or used minivan that you buy or already own to be wheelchair accessible in Palm Bay, Florida. Choose from the AMS Legend, AMS Edge, or AMS Edge II Long Channel accessible van conversion models for your new or used Honda, Dodge, Chrysler, or Volkswagen minivan.
Whether you choose a rear or side entry handicapped van conversion, AMS offers additional mobility equipment such as Q'Straint electronic wheelchair docking systems for installation. Buy a new AMS wheelchair ramp conversion minivan available for Palm Bay, Florida and nationwide. Side and rear entry handicap van conversions are available on Dodge, Honda, Chrysler, or Volkswagen minivans. Save even more money on a wheelchair conversion on a new vehicle with mobility rebates offered by minivan manufacturers. Manufacturers such as VMI, Rollx, and Braun are available in our used inventory of handicap vans as well as used handicap vans from AMS that are certified with both new and used handicap conversions. Depreciation is a loss in the value of a vehicle that occurs when you drive it off the lot; buying used minimizes that loss. AMS backs all newly modified used accessible vans with a great conversion warranty on top of any remaining warranty on the minivan from the manufacturer.
For a quick, easy sale of your professionally modified wheelchair minivan or un-modified minivan, choose one of our easy options to sell your vehicle. AMS Vans buys both un-modified minivans and wheelchair minivans direct for a high cash price quickly and easily, and even offers nationwide pick-up in Palm Bay, FL. Scooter Vans from Braun, VMI, Rollx, and other accessible minivan conversion companies are still eligible for AMS Vans direct buy program. You can rest assured that your price quote on selling your used handicap accessible van to AMS Vans is one of the highest available. For some of the highest payout price quotes in the mobility industry, trade in or sell your used AMS brand wheelchair van through our Buy Back Program. Un-modified minivans from Honda, Dodge, Chrysler, or Volkswagen can be considered for direct sale to AMS Vans. Modifying late model, used minivans we buy from private sellers with new ramp conversions saves money for our customers. Privately owned accessible vehicles can be listed or are available for sale in Palm Bay, Florida and nationwide within the AMS Vans mobility classifieds.
Post your AMS used wheelchair van for sale in our online mobility classifieds free the first month for all AMS Vans customers. As an added service through our mobility consignment program, AMS Vans will post an ad for your used wheelchair van in our classified listings as well as have our mobility consultants answer any inquiries from potential buyers about your accessible vehicle through our consignment option. By selling direct online in addition to nationwide, AMS Vans is able to keep prices low and quality high. Browse through customer experiences with AMS Vans in Palm Bay, Florida and nationally within our handicap van customer testimonials. We believe in word-of-mouth advertising through past experiences as well, and if you direct someone to us that mentions your name during the sale, we'll send you $250. When buying a wheelchair minivan through AMS Vans, every dollar is spent on making the best quality product with high safety standards and longevity.VMI Honda Odyssey Wheelchair Accessible Vans
The VMI Honda Odyssey with Northstar conversion delivers both space and style with generous headroom, more floor length and a top-rated design. The ramp is stowed below the floor, offering a clean, obstacle-free interior and greater safety in the event of a collision. Features of these new and used conversion vans include: Most headroom of any converted Honda mobility van Greater usable floor length for maneuverability Easy entry for wide power chairs on 30” ramp Sleek design fully integrates with factory styling The VMI Honda Odyssey with Summit conversion accommodates both manual and power chairs with a durable, fold-out ramp, complete with the safety of high side rails. With obstacle-free interior space, plenty of headroom and additional floor length in the rear, this wheelchair-accessible van provides room to maneuver. Easier ramp navigation with 2″-high side rails Want to know how we build our vans?LEADERS IN WHEELCHAIR ACCESS VEHICLES Tailored vehicle access solutions
Obligation free test drive 24×7 Australia wide support Come and see our latest vehicle – the front row passenger Kia Carnival YP – at the ATSA Independent Living Expo. The ideal vehicle with comfort and safety that provides freedom for the whole family. A flexible vehicle for ambulant and wheelchair bound occupants, easy to drive and comfortable for all occupants. Our Wheelchair Access Taxi offers quick and easy loading and unloading of all passengers. The ultimate vehicle for freedom that allows wheelchair bound people to travel independently. Want to be nearer to the driver? Try the front passenger wheelchair option. Our most popular vehicle fleet and perfect for families. Seating for up to 6 occupants and one wheelchair. Ideal for less frequent wheelchair users, the row 3 vehicle is a very flexible option. WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING Rebecca’s 6 year old son Nate has a disability which means he can’t walk, speak or eat. Now that Nate is getting older, lifting Nate and his chair was having a direct impact on Rebecca’s health.