Save over £7,000 on a Volkswagen Sharan from Brotherwood Automobility
Industry: Transportation & Logistics
Brotherwoods Volkswagen Sharan can now be purchased for just £29,800, giving those who invest in it the chance to save more than £7,000.
Dorset (PRUnderground) June 17th, 2013
Known for their excellent value and high quality mobility vehicles, Brotherwood Automobility has been at the forefront of accessible domestic transport for decades. A Dorset-based company which has been steadily growing in both size and reputation since their formation, the firm are always looking for new ways to provide the world’s disabled communities with great new deals on their next car, and their latest promotion is among the best yet.
Brotherwood’s specialist conversion of the spacious and economical Volkswagen Sharan, the first edition of which was released as a 7-seater MPV back in 1995, can now be purchased for just £29,800, giving those who invest in it the chance to save more than £7,000 on the standard new ex factory price of £37,480.
An ex-demonstration model boasting an extremely low mileage, this desirable used mobility car will certainly not be available at our showroom for long; this 2.0 TDI automatic is essentially a brand new vehicle and, with the registration date of 2013 to prove it, is sure to give you and your loved ones mile after mile and year after year of comfortable, convenient wheelchair-friendly travel.
Contact Brotherwood Automobility as soon as you can for more information on a car with a quick and easy loading operation, a low and level floor and an optional centre quick fold seat, among many other helpful features, which truly has the potential to change your life for the better.
About Brotherwood Automobility
Brotherwood Automobility are a specialist company that have been converting vehicles into Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles since 1985.
The company, which now has 58 members of staff and a turnover of more than £7 million, converts vehicles to allow wheelchair users across the world to travel seated in their wheelchairs. It exports internationally as far as Australia, Asia and South Africa, as well as to Europe.
The company also buys back and refurbishes used vehicles for resale.
