Many automotive manufacturers offer mobility programs that provide cash payments for the installation of adaptive equipment in any new vehicle including leased vehicles. Many Wright-Way Lift Systems are eligible for rebates under the terms of these programs. Here are a few examples of available programs. If your vehicle manufacturer is not listed, we recommend contacting them directly to see what options are available.

The Daimler Chrysler Automobility Program provides reimbursement of up to $1,000 to help cover the cost of installing adaptive driver or passenger equipment on eligible vehicles.

The Ford Mobility Motoring Program provides up to $1,200 (except for alert hearing devices, lumbar seats and running boards which are limited to maximum of $200.) toward the cost of the installation of adaptive equipment when purchasing or leasing any eligible new Ford or Lincoln-Mercury vehicle.

GM`s mobility program reimburses customers for the cost of after-market driver or passenger adaptive aids, including installation, or reinstallation, up to a maximum of $1,000 when equipment is installed on an eligible GM vehicle.

The Honda Customer Mobility Assistance Program provides a reimbursement of up to $1,000 to each eligible, original retail customer for expenses incurred to purchase and install qualifying adaptive equipment on any eligible purchased or leased Honda vehicle. (If modifications are paid by a 3rd party, no rebate applies)

The Toyota Mobility Program provides a reimbursement of up to $1,000 to each eligible, original retailcustomer, for the purchase and installation of qualifying adaptive equipment on eligible Toyota vehicles.

The Mobility by Volvo Program provides up to $1,000 toward the cost of the installation of adaptive equipment when purchasing or leasing any eligible new Volvo vehicle.