Wheelchair Van Cost Guide 2026

New wheelchair accessible vans typically range from $45,000 to $85,000 depending on the base vehicle and conversion type. Used wheelchair vans start around $25,000. Minivan conversions (Honda, Toyota, Chrysler) are generally less expensive than full-size conversions (RAM ProMaster, Ford Transit).

Quality used wheelchair vans start around $25,000-$30,000. These are typically 5-8 year old minivan conversions with higher mileage. At Rollx Vans, all used inventory is inspected, serviced, and ready to drive. Be cautious of extremely low-priced vans — they may have hidden issues or poor-quality conversions.

It depends on your budget and needs. New wheelchair vans offer full warranties, latest features, and customization options but cost more upfront. Used wheelchair vans offer significant savings (often $20K-$40K less) with proven reliability. Consider Renew by Rollx for like-new conversion quality at used van pricing.

A professional wheelchair van conversion typically costs $20,000 to $35,000 when added to a new base vehicle. This includes lowering the floor, installing a ramp or lift, wheelchair securement, and safety systems. It's almost always more cost-effective to buy a factory-converted wheelchair van than to convert your existing vehicle.

Yes. Rollx Vans works with lenders who specialize in mobility equipment financing and understand unique customer situations. While rates and terms vary based on credit history, many customers combine financing with VA grants, trade-ins, or assistance programs to reduce the amount they need to finance.

Quality wheelchair van conversions from reputable manufacturers like Rollx hold their value well. Expect 10-15% depreciation in the first year, then 8-10% annually. Used wheelchair vans maintain steady demand, especially for popular models like Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna conversions.

For new vans, the Chrysler Pacifica offers the lowest entry price ($45K-$58K) with solid features. For overall value, 2-4 year old used minivan conversions ($35K-$45K) provide reliability at a reasonable price. For like-new quality, Renew by Rollx remanufactured vans ($35K-$55K) offer the best of both worlds.

Wheelchair van insurance typically costs 10-15% more than standard vehicle insurance due to higher replacement values and specialized equipment. Most customers pay $1,200-$2,000 annually depending on coverage level, location, and driving history. Contact your insurance agent for accurate quotes.

Yes. Veterans can receive up to $25,546 through the VA Automobile Allowance. Other funding sources include state Medicaid waivers, vocational rehab programs, workers' compensation, and nonprofit assistance programs. Rollx Vans can help you navigate multiple funding sources to reduce your out-of-pocket cost.

The price includes the base vehicle, wheelchair conversion (lowered floor, ramp or lift, wheelchair securement), and safety systems. Additional features like power ramps, transfer seats, backup cameras, and upgraded interiors may add $2K-$8K to the base price. Delivery, taxes, registration, and insurance are separate costs.

Minivans ($45K-$65K new) are more fuel-efficient, easier to park, and less expensive. Best for single wheelchair users and city driving. Full-size vans ($60K-$85K new) offer more interior space, multiple wheelchair positions, and commercial durability. Best for multiple wheelchair users or those needing extra cargo space.

Compare prices across multiple dealers and request itemized quotes showing base vehicle cost, conversion cost, and features included. Be wary of prices significantly below market — they may indicate low-quality conversions or hidden fees. Rollx Vans provides transparent pricing with no hidden costs.