Find a wheelchair accessible vehicle with clear, honest inventory data

Inventory snapshot

376 Vehicles available

Calculated Nov 2, 2026, 9:35 AM UTC. Counts follow the same eligibility, duplicate, and price rules as search.

Where vehicles are listed

States with listings: 2

• MI: 245 vehicles
• NV: 2 vehicles

Entry types listed

• Rear entry: 286
• Side entry: 90

Browse by budget

Price ranges use the same 5,000 dollar groups as the Discover price chart.

• $45K–$50K: 5 vehicles
• $50K–$55K: 3 vehicles
• $55K–$60K: 12 vehicles
• $60K–$65K: 14 vehicles
• $65K–$70K: 6 vehicles
• $70K–$75K: 27 vehicles
• $75K–$80K: 34 vehicles
• $80K–$85K: 69 vehicles
• $85K–$90K: 51 vehicles
• $90K–$95K: 31 vehicles
• $95K–$100K: 5 vehicles
• $100K–$105K: 7 vehicles
• $105K–$110K: 1 vehicles

Missing data

These vehicles are still counted above but cannot be placed in the groups shown.

• 129 with no known state
• 111 with no price listed

Choosing entry and access equipment

• Rear entry: the ramp or lift is at the back. The vehicle can park in a standard space, but you need room behind it to deploy the ramp.
• Side entry: the ramp or lift is at the side door. It can be easier to curb-side load, but needs a wider space beside the vehicle.
• Ramps are manual or powered, and fold out or sit in the floor; a lift raises the wheelchair on a platform and suits some seating and transfer needs.
• Check door and interior height, floor length, and the wheelchair capacity against your own measurements before you buy.

Recall and VIN safety information is not shown here. Missing safety data does not mean a vehicle has no recalls; check recalls separately for any vehicle you consider.