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Since launch of the scheme, we have been one of the most popular car brands among Motability customers. You can find out why at the one of the Motability Scheme Live events at a location near you. No tickets are needed and admission is free.
2025 Motability Events:
Whichever of the events you decide to attend, our friendly team is waiting to welcome you at the Ford stand.
There you can check out the selection of Ford’s award-winning range of vehicles. You can also get more information about the Ford range on the Motability Scheme and book a test drive with a fully qualified driving instructor.
What’s more, you get to try the vehicle set-up that suits you – Adaptation partners will be in attendance with vehicles adapted to suit your needs including automatic, steering wheel ball, electronic brakes, hand controls and left foot acceleratorTooltip. Just remember to bring your driving licence.
Assistance dogs only are welcome at all the events. Please do not leave your dog in the car.
At the stand you can also meet our inspiring Motability Ambassador, Jason Richards, who will be happy to chat about all the options Ford offers and demonstrate the versatility of available adaptations. Jason speaks from his own, very personal experience.
Jason competed at both national and international level in the pentathlon and triathlon before focusing his attention on wheelchair racing. Paralysed from the chest down, he has recently changed his Ford S-MAX to a Grand Tourneo Connect, which is big enough to carry his racing chairs and his family!
For all other Ford events, please see our events page here.
