A look at the Lewis Reed Mercedes-Benz V-class UpFront Wheelchair Accessible vehicle

'Access For Life' take the Lewis Reed V-Class UpFront conversion away for a few days and have made us a video to show the benefits of the car and tell us what they think of it.

[HighTen_Melanie]

First time I’ve seen a conversion with 2 lifts. It shows it can be done. Given the frequency of breakdowns of lifts in general and the sheer cost of this extravagance, it would unfortunately be out of most peoples price budgets. However this must be noted that a choice of entry and exit points is revolutionary in terms of access depending on parking availability. Thanks for sharing.

[rabiagraney]

I have never seen such a PERFECT mobility van ! ! ! ! !

[keys]

omg i thought the lady with short black hair in the thumbnail was kris jenner i was like hellooo ahaha

[lewisreedwheelchairaccessi]

Have a 360 look at our GRANDE version of the Mercedes-Benz V-Class which has a discreet higher roof for the taller wheelchair user. You can see around the car in this video allowing you to look from the rear wheelchair position. This car allows you to sit in row three, two or upfront as a passenger or driver.

[bencollins]

I’m 23 years old 24 soon and I’m a wheelchair user

[Buffalobulltofta]

Nice build, but that head clearance is no bueno.

[markegg]

I’m 6’, my head would be out of the sunroof.

[bencollins]

I’m 23 years old and I’m a wheelchair user and I have a. Lift on my mums car

[goldenwestmobility]

It would be illegal to ride in a vehicle with such low head clearance in the USA.
Are rules so relaxed in Europe, or am I missing something?

One wrong move, or a dip in the road, and you can break your neck! O_o

[spacepathfinder]

An electric wheelchair is out of the question.

[sissyboulus]

Do you have any Mercedes. Converted for sale?