Wholesale prices to the public
Shop clean-title wheelchair vans at posted prices—with online video demonstrations, virtual financing, and delivery options.
“We need room for her wheelchair—and two car seats.”
We’ll measure the fit, show the exact van on video, and compare the price.
01 — THE 949 CHOICE
Instead of burying the promotion in fine print, lead with it: choose one benefit with an eligible wheelchair van purchase.
Choose one promotional benefit. Offers may not be combined with specially discounted pricing and are subject to eligibility, coverage, vehicle, and written program terms.
THE BEST-PRICE CHALLENGE
02 — THE FIT STORY
Most dealer sites begin with year, make, and price. 949Vans can begin with the doorway, the chair, and everyone who needs a seat.
A wheelchair conversion is only useful if it still leaves room for siblings, caregivers, bags, and the life happening around the chair.
03 — FAMILY FIT STUDIO
Turn the old van-locator form into a calm, useful consultation. Build a starting profile and see what the team should verify first.
04 — AVAILABLE NOW
wheelchair vans
regularly listed
01 / 03Family-fit favoriteVMI Northstar · power in-floor
02 / 03Low milesBraunAbility · power in-floor
03 / 03Video readyVMI Northstar · power in-floor
Prototype inventory snapshot. Final site should connect to the dealer’s live feed and vehicle history data.
Match me before I browse05 — SEE IT BEFORE YOU TRAVEL
Many listings include an online video demonstration and a 360° interior tour. Ask whether a personalized video walk-around or virtual assessment is available for the van you are considering.
“Now let’s measure the clear doorway height…”
06 — SHOP FROM HOME
Their current site has every piece of a strong remote-buying promise. This version turns those pieces into one simple path.
Chair dimensions, passengers, car seats, ramp type, budget, vehicle use, and adaptive equipment.
Review the listing’s video demonstration and 360° interior tour, then ask whether a personalized walk-around is available.
Apply remotely for personal or commercial financing. Eligible newer vans may qualify for extended terms up to 10 years.
Choose delivery and ask about a white-glove mobility handoff with equipment demonstrations and paperwork review.
07 — NO DEALERSHIP GAMES
Private buyer, financing customer, VA-supported family, Regional Center client, or grant recipient—the promise should be the same: a posted price, clear terms, and no manufactured fee story.
No “call for price” shuffle and no different number for a different customer.
No salvage or rebuilt-title wheelchair vans hidden behind a tempting price.
No separate NMEDA, QAP, BraunAbility, VMI, or hidden dealer add-on line items.
Inspected, refurbished as needed, professionally detailed, and sanitized before handoff.
08 — THE FULL MOBILITY CIRCLE
The strongest pitch is that customers can come to 949Vans before the sale, during the purchase, years afterward—or when it is time to sell.
Share the year, budget, ramp, mileage, and equipment you need. Their locator network can return a curated shortlist—including up to three comparable choices.
Personal, commercial, new, and used mobility financing—including eligible modification costs—with extended terms up to 10 years, subject to lender approval.
Ramp, lift, kneeling system, transfer seat, controls, securement, and electrical service—even when the van was purchased somewhere else.
Start with a virtual appraisal. They can arrange pickup, make an offer, and handle the title and DMV paperwork for accessible or non-accessible vehicles.
Reach nationwide retail buyers while the dealership handles photography, video, inquiries, financing, negotiation, title transfer, and delivery coordination.
BraunAbility and VMI parts, securement systems, transfer seats, hand controls, lifts, powered mobility products, and custom adaptation support.
Selected vehicles invite a buyer-led offer. Submit proof of funds or pre-approval, receive an acceptance, counteroffer, or feedback, and finalize an accepted offer within the stated window.
Buyer and titling information, credit authorization, payment calculator, loan applications, appraisal, parts request, and purchase forms live in one digital paperwork center.
09 — THREE WAYS OUT
A specialty vehicle should not be treated like an ordinary used car. 949Vans offers three different paths based on whether the customer values speed, convenience, or maximum exposure.
Send the VIN, mileage, photos, ownership, ID, and payoff information for a free virtual appraisal. Accept the offer and they can coordinate pickup, payment, and DMV transfer.
Apply the value of an accessible or non-accessible car, truck, SUV, minivan, or mobility vehicle toward the next purchase and simplify both transactions.
Keep control of the asking price while 949Vans prepares and markets the van nationwide, handles buyers and test drives, and adds financing, warranty, and shipping options.
Their current sales copy also addresses common paperwork complications such as liens, payoff information, overdue registration, missing smog documentation, and lost titles; each case requires individual review.
10 — EVERYTHING THEY SUPPORT
The original site spreads these products across dozens of menus and hundreds of product pages. Here, the whole offering becomes four clear customer pathways.
The inventory stretches beyond family minivans. The site also serves commercial transportation, NEMT, gurney, shuttle, SUV, full-size van, and specialty-use customers.
Not sure which product, conversion, or part applies?
A calm, educated approach—because the family needs the right answer, not the fastest sales pitch.
THE 949VANS CUSTOMER PROMISE — ELEVATED
11 — IMPORTANT, UP FRONT
A more trustworthy dealer experience does not hide the details customers usually discover late. These are the questions the final website should answer beside the relevant offer, vehicle, or form.
The promoted delivery benefit applies to an eligible wheelchair van delivered within the contiguous United States. It is one of three purchase benefits, cannot be combined with the warranty or cash-discount offer, and remains subject to the dealer’s written eligibility and delivery terms.
The dealer’s current disclosures say government fees, taxes, financing charges, dealer document processing, shipping when it is not the selected benefit, and emissions testing may apply. A final buyer’s order should itemize every charge before a customer commits.
The posted return policy says vehicle purchases and part orders are not returnable. Other qualifying merchandise requires a return authorization and is subject to timing, condition, shipping, and possible restocking terms. The final site should link the full policy beside every purchase action.
A specialist should verify wheelchair width, length, seated height, ramp width and angle, clear doorway height, securement position, transfer needs, caregiver space, and every retained car-seat location in the exact vehicle—not only in a similar model.
Yes. Their service page says they work on wheelchair vans regardless of where they were purchased, including ramps, lifts, kneeling systems, doors, electrical systems, transfer seats, driving controls, and securement equipment across many major conversion brands.
Start with the virtual appraisal and disclose the lien, payoff, registration, title, and smog status. Their current buying copy says these situations can be reviewed, but every vehicle and ownership record must be evaluated individually before pickup or payment.
Prototype summary only. The dealer’s final promotion, financing, shipping, warranty, privacy, return, purchase, and accessibility terms should be reviewed and linked in full before launch.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Wheelchair dimensions. Two car seats. A manual ramp. A power ramp. A trade-in. A payment target. Whatever the non-negotiables are, that is where the search begins.