Motability drops luxury cars

The Volvo EX30 Twin Motor does 0-60 in 3.6 seconds and is still available on Motability with a downpayment of £5599.

so tell me this please someone. Is it cheaper to lease a Motability vehicle. What are the advantages

Yes, it's much cheaper than leasing the same vehicle through other avenues.

Motability buy massive amounts of new cars so they get a better discount from manufacturers than other leasing companies.

And as above, the driver doesn't have to pay for anything other than fuel for the entire duration of the lease. Insurance, breakdown and servicing is all included. (As is road tax - but Enhanced Mobility PIP makes that free on private cars as well).

When I failed to secure Enhanced Mobility myself, I had to look into finance and leasing privately. I couldn't get the car I needed for anywhere near the same monthly cost as on the Motability scheme.

That's interesting, I didn't realise that applied to vehicle servicing. I ended up returning my private lease car at 2 years old because it was due it's first service. I couldn't drive it at all by that point and the dealership wouldn't come to collect it so I ended up part exchanging it for an older used car, using the equity left in it plus a bit more savings. I haven't been able to drive this one either, but at least I'm not stuck in a finance scheme needing dealership servicing now.

Sorry - but this won't be available

You can't get adaptions on your own vehicle for free on Motability

I have recently paid £1,500 for a brake accelerator adaptation on my own vehicle. Not sure how much it will cost me for it to be removed at a later date.