Kia Picanto with NIL Advance Payment

A spacious compact city car that's big on practicality and safety.

Motability Features:

• Steering Wheel Mounted Controls
• Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist
• 60:40 Split Folding 2nd Row Seats

For more information, call 01249 444000 to book your test drive.

The Motability car scheme is designed to help anyone with a Disability Living Allowance (DLA) or the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) lease a Kia Motability car. Almost everything is included.

Sometimes things go wrong, but you’ll be protected with roadside assistance.

We’ll make sure your Motability car stays in top condition with regular servicing and maintenance.

Many Motability adaptations are included in the price so you get the car that is right for you.

It'll take more than a crack or chip to keep you off the roads. Whether you're worn down or you've got a flat, Motability will replace it for free as part of your package.

Motability will renew your car tax for you, so you don't have to.

60,000 mile allowance over 3 years, so you’re free to enjoy any journey.

For those who find it difficult or impossible to use the pedals effectively, hand controls can transform your driving experience. They come in many forms and allow you to control the speed of your car using your hands instead of the pedals. A common hand control is the push/pull lever, but if you find those difficult to use, there are plenty of effective alternatives. Electronic accelerators allow you to control acceleration and braking using a variety of controls such as a trigger or a ring that goes around the steering wheel.

If you have difficulty gripping or turning a standard steering wheel, steering aids, such as a steering ball, can be a simple and effective way to give you more control. They also enable you to steer with one hand, which is particularly useful if you use hand controls to manage the speed of your car. There are different types of steering ball available depending on your needs. You can also get a remote control device as part of the steering ball, which provides buttons to help you more easily control functions such as indicators and lights.

Lifting a wheelchair or scooter into your car can be difficult or altogether impossible. Having a hoist fitted can make things much easier. A boot hoist is fitted in the boot of the car and is able to lift a scooter or wheelchair to the required height so it can be guided into place. Rooftop hoists are another option that lift your folding wheelchair and store it in a box on the roof of the car.

There are a number of Motability adaptations that can make it easier for a driver or passenger to get into or out of the car. Transfer plates are a simple solution that provide an extra surface between the car seat and the wheelchair to make it easier to transfer. Swivel seats can also make it easier to get into your car. Alternatively, it’s possible to have an electric person hoist fitted, which helps lift a wheelchair user from their chair to the car seat.