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suziehew

12/8/2015 at 3:28pm
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hi all, just a quickie are you allowed to use mobility allowance d l a to purchase a motorhome or campervan we have had to give up camping as we are getting to old and this will be our last year camping which i know we will really miss, so a campervan came to mind so we can continue to get away unfortunatly hubby is suffering with dementia and getting away is really stimulating for him, has anyone got any info much obliged

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dsewell103

12/8/2015 at 8:01pm
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this could help you http://www.motorhomescampervans.net/motorhomes-campervans/motorhome-motability/

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kiev

13/8/2015 at 7:45am
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If I remember right it used to be possible to purchase a motorhome VAT free if the disability met certain requirements, however knowing how customs & revenue operate they may well have closed that loophole.You need to find a participating motor dealer who would know all the regulations of what is available. Good luck.

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dsewell103

13/8/2015 at 8:03pm
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see you live in hull try this company they advertise motorhomes for the disabled http://www.motorhomesltd.com/motorhomes/wheelchair-users
motorhomes and caravans ltd

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TrickyWoo

13/8/2015 at 8:38pm
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Although it has nothing to do with the motability scheme, if you contact the motability expert at whichever dealership you are using, they "should" know all about it.

But basically, you can purchase a brand new vehicle (it must not have been registered yet) VAT free if it has been specially adapted (before registration) by an appropriate specialist for a disabled persons disability. The disabled person has to sign an official declaration to state as such. In our case, the special adaptation was to install a wheelchair restraint system in the back of the car for my wife's wheelchair. It was done by a company which specialises in disability adaptations - the dealership arranged it all for us, we just had to write out a seperate cheque for the adaptation.

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Pix daddy

14/8/2015 at 10:01am
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Hi, you can use your disability allowance how you want. I use mine
To buy a car from a dealer and have brought several cars this way.
If anything happens to me TOH still has the car which is not the case
If you use Mobility scheme, the car goes back.

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Hi are u saying u got to keep the car rather than motabilty ending up with it once u finished? Kind regards paul

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Welcome to the Forum.
This topic is over nine years old and I don't think any of the people who replied post on here any longer.
Maybe someone else might know.

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Rob and Tina

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If you purchase a car it becomes your property so if you are no longer eligible for PIP the car is still yours. If you lease a car through the Motability scheme it belongs to Motability and will go back to them at the end of the lease period or when your eligibility ends.

The Motability website explains how their scheme works.
Hope this helps.

Rob

iank01

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WE use the mobility element of PIP to pay for our own vehicle which we can sell or trade in at anytime. At the end of a mobility lease you get nothing back, but with your own car, you get a few bob back.

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