The 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan has a long history of providing the right size and framework suitable for major conversion manufacturers such as BraunAbility and VMI to invest in re-engineering the van for lowered floor side-entry construction. Rear-entry ramp accessibility is also available.

2010 Dodge Grand Caravans are available with either the SE or SXT trim packages. Grand Caravans come standard with a front wheel drive 3.8L engine, 16" aluminum wheels, power doors/locks, power windows, and air conditioning.

Most exterior colors, cloth or leather interiors, DVD players, and many other accessories can be ordered by your MobilityWorks consultant.

The 2010 Toyota Sienna Rampvan is manufactured by BraunAbility. The Entervan conversion is one of the most popular handicap minivans available. Re-engineered by Braun with lowered floor accessibility, ramps are deployed as either an in-floor conversion or as a fold-out option.

2010 Toyota Sienna's are available with LE, XLE or Limited trim packages. The Sienna comes with a FWD 5-speed automatic transmission, 3.5L V6 engine, 17" wheels, power doors/locks/windows, air conditioning and rear HVAC.

Most of the exterior colors shown, interior options, XM radio, DVD players, backup cameras and other ancillary preferences can be ordered by your MobilityWorks consultant.

The 2010 Honda Odyssey is manufactured by Vantage Mobility International (VMI) and by BraunAbility (released in July 2010). With its long list of standard and optional amenities, the Honda is among the elite minivan conversions available. Known for its interior head room, automated in-floor ramp and low ramp angle, the VMI Northstar conversion is the most popular Honda Odyssey handicap minivan on the market today. VMI wheelchair conversions can also be ordered as a fold-out option known as the "VMI Summit Conversion" package. The new Braun Honda conversion is part of their Entervan family of accessible minivan conversions.

2010 Honda Odyssey's are available with LX, EX, EX-L and Touring trim packages. The Odyssey comes with a FWD 5-speed automatic transmission with overdrive, 3.5L V6 engine, 16" wheels, power doors/locks/windows, air conditioning and rear HVAC. Odyssey Touring models are equipped with 17-inch alloy wheels. All side-entry conversions have automated kneeling systems and power sliding doors. Power rear tailgates are standard on EX, EX-L and Touring models.

Voice-recognition navigation with in-board GPS, DVD player, and other ancillaries can be ordered for you by MobilityWorks.

The 2010 Chrysler Town & Country is re-manufactured by BraunAbility and VMI as a side-entry accessible minivan, in addition to several manufacturers of rear entry conversions such as Braun and Vision. The Town & Country is one of the most recognizable minivan brand names in the USA. Both Braun and VMI provide lowered floor, side-entry accessibility with ramps deployed as either in-floor conversions or as a fold-out wheelchair ramp. Braun also offers a lower-cost conversion called the CompanionVan, which lowers the floor in the rear passenger section only. This conversion also has a manual fold-out ramp versus and automated version for the Entervan.

2010 Chrysler T&C's are available with LX, Touring and Limited trim models. The Town & Country comes with either a FWD 4-speed automatic transmission or 6-speed (Touring optional, Limited standard), 16" wheels or 17" wheels depending on trim selection and preference, power doors/locks/windows, dual-zone air and rear HVAC controls.

Engine sizes vary by trim: 175-hp, 3.3-liter V-6 (LX); 197-hp, 3.8-liter V-6 (Touring); 251-hp, 4.0-liter V-6 (Touring optional, Limited standard)

The 2010 Ford Transit Connect Mobility Van was recently launched by the MobilityWorks Commercial Division as a new offering to its commercial van clients. It was an immediate hit with taxi companies and other wheelchair transportation providers due to its low-cost entry point into the market and for its EPA fuel economy ratings of 22 mpg city and 25 mpg highway. It soon became known to wheelchair consumers and a steady request for the Transit Connect as a personal-use accessible vehicle brought it to the market. The Ford Transit Connect Mobility Van has 60/40 split rear forward-folding seats for non-wheelchair passengers when the van is not being used with a wheelchair.

Ford Transit Connects are available with XL and XLT Cargo or Wagon trim options, however the mobility van conversion is primarily built with with XLT Wagon trim package. The Transit Connect comes standard with a 4-speed automatic transmission with OD, 2.0L 136-hp engine and 4-wheel anti-lock brakes. This conversion is currently available with a manual fold-out ramp only, needing an able-bodied assistant to help with opening/closing the rear doors. The hinged wheelchair ramp is spring-loaded for easy deployment.