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In some cases, yes. Motability may allow a lease extension; if so, your all-inclusive package will continue during that period. If your lease is extended, you’ll still need a valid MOT before it ends.
A standard three-year Motability car lease includes 60,000 miles in total. If you go over that allowance, there’s an excess mileage charge, so it helps to plan ahead.
To apply through Personal Independence Payment (PIP), you need to receive the enhanced rate mobility part and have at least 12 months left on your award. That allowance is then used towards the lease of a Motability vehicle.
You’ll qualify to apply for the Motability Scheme if you receive one of these disability allowances:
You’ll need at least 12 months remaining on your allowance when applying to join the Scheme. You can check your award length on your allowance letter or by contacting your allowance provider.
The Motability Scheme lets eligible customers exchange a qualifying mobility allowance to lease a new vehicle. Insurance, servicing, breakdown cover and routine maintenance are included for extra peace of mind.
No. Motability Scheme cars are leased rather than sold, so they aren’t available to buy through the Scheme. When your lease ends, you simply return the vehicle and decide on your next step.
No, you can’t buy your Motability Scheme car at the end of the lease. Instead, you return it and can then apply for another vehicle if you remain eligible.
If you join through Personal Independence Payment (PIP), the enhanced rate mobility component is paid directly towards your Motability lease. The exact amount depends on your circumstances and can change over time, so it’s always worth checking the latest rate on your award letter or the official guidance.
Motability doesn’t offer second‑hand cars in the usual sense. The Scheme is built around brand‑new vehicles on a worry‑free lease, arranged through accredited dealerships such as York, Ward & Rowlatt. If you’re looking for a lower‑cost option, Motability sometimes offer Nearly New vehicles in specific cases.
There’s a wide choice of Motability cars, including small cars, family hatchbacks, SUVs and electric models. Here at York, Ward & Rowlatt, we offer a range of Vauxhall and Leapmotor Motability vehicles. Get in touch today and we’ll help you find the right fit.
The Motability price list is refreshed every three months, so available models change regularly. The best way to stay up to date is to check Motability’s News and views – or speak with the team at York, Ward & Rowlatt for the latest options.
Yes, as long as the journey is for the disabled customer’s needs. They don’t need to be in the car for every trip, but the vehicle must still be used for their benefit.
Most Motability car leases last three years. When the lease ends, you simply return the vehicle and, if you’re still eligible, choose your next Motability car.
In exceptional circumstances, yes. Motability may agree to end a lease early, and they’ll explain how and where to return the vehicle if that’s approved.
Yes. Business‑use cover can be added if you need it. Standard insurance already includes social, domestic and pleasure use, plus commuting, but business use must be requested separately.
If your Motability car is written off, the insurer and the Scheme will guide you through the next steps. You’ll need to apply for a replacement vehicle promptly, and temporary travel support may be available while you wait.
