The Motability Scheme was set up in 1977 to help disabled people with their personal mobility, and today through Motability disabled people can lease a new Mazda by simply exchanging their Government funded Motability Allowance. Many Mazda Motability cars are available with no upfront Advance Payment such as the Mazda 2 and the MX 30, plus you also get full breakdown assistance, annual servicing by your local Mazda dealer, road tax, tyre damage cover and much more for 3 years.
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Yes, with Motability fully comprehensive insurance is included for the duration of the lease. You don't even have to be able to drive - you can nominate up to three other people to drive your Mazda on your behalf.
To order a Mazda through Motability, you or someone you care for needs to currently be claiming the higher Mobility element of one of a number of Government benefits, including either the Disability Living Allowance, the Personal Independence Payment, the War Pensioners’ Motability Supplement or the Armed Forces Independence Payment. In Scotland, the benefits are either the Higher Rate Mobility Component of Child Disability Payment (CDP) or the Enhanced Rate Mobility Part of Adult Disability Payment (ADP).
Even if you don’t drive, you can still register for the scheme as a passenger and nominate up to three people to drive the car on your behalf.
Take your time to look at all the cars and the Motability Advance Payment deals available and, when you’ve chosen one or two that you like, visit a Mazda showroom to take a test drive. Once you’ve settled on a car you like that meets all your mobility needs, you’ll be ready to place an order.
The Motability specialist at your local Mazda dealership will be on hand to guide you every step of the way.
This car brochure may not be the latest brochure available. Contact your local Motability dealer for the current brochure and latest model information. The information and illustrations in all brochures are for illustration purposes only and are subject to change without notice. The fuel figures quoted are provided solely for comparison purposes between different models. If this brochure is out-of-date and needs updating, please let us know.
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The Motability Scheme helps people with a disability stay mobile by exchanging their Mobility Allowance for a brand new car or Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV). To qualify for a new Mazda through the Motability Scheme, you need to currently benefit from one of the following government funded Mobility Allowances:
The Higher Rate Mobility Component of the Disability Living Allowance - £71.00 a week
The Enhanced Rate of the Mobility Component of the Personal Independence Payment - £71.00 a week
Higher Rate Mobility Component of Child Disability Payment (Scotland Only) - £71.00 a week
Enhanced Rate Mobility Part of Adult Disability Payment (Scotland Only) - £71.00 a week
The Armed Forces Independence Payment - £71.00 a week
The War Pensioners’ Mobility Supplement - £79.25 a week
It's only the Mobility element of the allowance that is exchanged for a Motability vehicle, not the whole allowance. Joining the scheme is easy, with no forms or paperwork to fill in, no medical questions, no waiting lists and no credit checks more
Yes. Existing Motability customers and new customers who order a vehicle before the end of 2024 are eligible for the one-time payment - which is paid after the handover of a brand new Mazda - when placing an application for a new vehicle with their local Mazda Motability Specialist.
The Motability New Vehicle Payment is worth £750, and from April 2023 customers can choose to have all or a part of the New Vehicle Payment amount sent directly to their dealer to pay towards the Advance Payment of a new Mazda.
New Vehicle Payment Can Now Be Used To Pay The Motability Advance Payment
If you lease a new Mazda through the Motability Scheme you will benefit from comprehensive insurance for up to 3 drivers, RAC breakdown cover, replacement tyres, replacement windows and windscreens, regular servicing & maintenance and a huge 20,000 a year mileage allowance. You just have to pay for the fuel more
Standard metallic colours are normally included, so you can choose a Mazda Motability car with metallic paint at no extra cost. If you choose a special or limited edition paint this may cost extra.
Yes. If you currently have your own vehicle you could choose to trade it in at your local Mazda dealership. The money from the sale of the vehicle could go straight back into your pocket, or if you want to choose a more expensive Mazda, you could opt to put the money towards a higher Advance Payment. Ask your Mazda Motability Specialist for more information. Alternatively, get an instant valuation from Motorway and they’ll find the dealer who’ll pay the most for your car more
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If you need a special adaptation to help you or a passenger to drive or access the vehicle, the Motability Specialist at the Mazda dealerships you visit will be able to help advise you on the types of adaptations available. Many adaptations can be fitted to your Mazda Motability car at no extra cost more
Download the latest Mazda brochures and find up-to-date information about the Mazda cars that you can lease through the Motability Scheme, including all the different trim levels, key features, full specifications, dimensions and more (where available).
Motability’s all-inclusive 3 year / 60,000 mile car lease package includes:
Insurance cover for 3 named drivers is included.
The cost of servicing and maintaining your car is included.
Full breakdown cover provided by RAC Motability Assist is included.
Tyre and windscreen repair and replacement cover is included.
Motability will automatically tax the vehicle every year.
Many helpful adaptations are available at no extra cost.
