Vehicle Rental and Hire
Oberursel (Taunus), Hessen, 61440
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The practical Volkswagen Caddy Maxi is equipped with satellite navigation and a parking distance control system. The vehicle is designed for six people, including a wheelchair user, and guarantees a perfectly smooth ride during family outings and many other occasions. Click here for website.
Avis cars for disabled drivers are equipped with the Lynx hand controls. The brake and accelerator pedals on cars with automatic transmissions are manually operated. They can be used by drivers with lower limb disabilities who have preserved motor skills in their hands and fingers.
The kit also includes a special steering wheel ball head that can be used in cars equipped with a driver's seat airbag. Panoramic mirrors are also available on request.
The VW Caddy Maxi, converted by PARAVAN is available at over 100 rental stations in Germany.
The converted VW Caddy Maxi including navigation system and the "Park Distance Control" parking aid always guarantees a barrier-free journey thanks to many practical functions.
The VW Caddy Maxi rental car for the disabled can be used by a total of six people. The vehicle thus offers enough space to comfortably transport a wheelchair user and five other people and is therefore particularly suitable for families. In addition, the PARAVAN success model offers many other possible uses.
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