Wheelchair Van Trade-In & Buyback

Trade-in values vary based on year, make, model, mileage, condition, and market demand. Generally, wheelchair van trade-in values range from $8,000 to $40,000 depending on these factors. Submit your vehicle details for a personalized quote — we provide preliminary estimates within 24 hours.

No. We buy wheelchair accessible vans outright even if you don’t purchase from us. If you’re ready to sell your wheelchair van but not ready to buy a new one, we’ll make you a competitive offer and handle all the paperwork.

Yes! We accept any vehicle as a trade-in toward your wheelchair van purchase — cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, RVs, and more. You don’t need to have a wheelchair van to trade. Any vehicle in running condition can be applied toward your purchase.

Not a problem. We handle lien payoffs as part of the trade-in process. If your trade-in value exceeds your loan balance, the difference (equity) is applied to your new wheelchair van purchase. If you owe more than the trade-in value (negative equity), we can often roll that into your new loan.

No. We buy wheelchair vans in any condition — running or not, with mechanical issues, body damage, or ramp malfunctions. While vehicles in better condition receive higher offers, you don’t need to invest in repairs before trading in. We’ll make you an honest offer based on current condition.

Fast. You can receive a preliminary trade-in estimate within 24 hours of submitting your vehicle details. Once we inspect your wheelchair van, we provide a firm written offer immediately. If you accept, we can complete the entire transaction in one business day.

Yes. Rollx Vans offers nationwide vehicle pickup at no cost to you. Whether you’re trading in toward a new wheelchair van or selling your wheelchair van outright, we can arrange transportation from anywhere in the United States.

It depends on your priorities. Trade-in advantages: convenience, speed, no ads or negotiations, potential tax savings, immediate transaction. Private sale advantages: possibly higher sale price, but requires time, effort, advertising, and dealing with potential buyers. Most customers prefer the convenience of trading in.

Typically, yes. Because we specialize in wheelchair accessible vehicles, we understand the true market value of quality conversions. We also resell wheelchair vans in our certified pre-owned inventory, so we can offer more than dealerships who don’t specialize in mobility vehicles.

You’ll need the vehicle title (or lienholder information if you’re still making payments), current registration, driver’s license, and keys. If available, bring service records and original conversion paperwork — these can increase your trade-in value.

Trade-ins must be titled in your name (or you must have legal authority to sell). If the vehicle is titled to a family member, they’ll need to be present to complete the transaction, or provide a power of attorney authorizing you to sell on their behalf.

We evaluate all wheelchair vans on a case-by-case basis. Vehicles with rebuilt or salvage titles typically receive lower offers than clean-title vehicles, but we’ll still provide a quote. Submit your vehicle details and disclose the title status for an honest assessment.