The 2024 Chrysler Grand Caravan with Braun Rear Entry conversion is a versatile and spacious vehicle designed for individuals with mobility challenges. With its sleek and modern design, it offers a comfortable and enjoyable ride for both the driver and passengers.
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The exterior of the Grand Caravan features a stylish front grille, sharp headlights, and bold lines that give it a distinctive look on the road. The Braun Rear Entry conversion provides a ramp system that allows for easy entry and exit for wheelchair users or individuals with limited mobility. The conversion also includes a lowered floor, spacious interior, and removable front seats to accommodate various seating arrangements.
Inside, the Grand Caravan offers a comfortable and spacious cabin with seating for up to seven passengers. The front seats are heated and ventilated, and the second-row seats feature reclining and sliding capabilities for added comfort. The vehicle is also equipped with a dual-zone automatic climate control system, ensuring a comfortable temperature for everyone in the cabin.
Humberview Mobility has Toronto’s largest selection of Wheelchair Accessible Minivans for sale and on order. We use the buying power of the Humberview Group to get you back on the road faster, and we don’t require large deposits to secure your order.
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