Dec 15, 2020
A newly updated range of wheelchair-accessible vehicles has been launched by the team at Japanese Auto Import. They offer customers flexible transport solutions with state-of-the-art vehicle choices.
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Kogarah, Australia - December 14, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
Japanese Auto Import has launched an updated range of wheelchair-accessible vehicles on its online store. The team sources the best Japanese import vans for sale and takes pride in offering an affordable range of high quality vehicles.
More information can be found at: http://japaneseauto.com.au
The newly updated service is part of the company’s commitment to customers. Their focus is on exceeding the expectations of clients, both through the cars they stock and the service they offer. To this end, they are now offering a fully updated wheelchair-accessible range.
As well as serving customers in the Sutherland area, the team provides high quality vehicle solutions for those in Kogarah, South Sydney, Parramatta, Liverpool, Alexandria, Beverley Park, Allawah, Hurstville, Ramsgate, Banksia, and Arncliffe.
An example of their wheelchair-accessible range is the Toyota Voxy Welcab option. This provides customers with an affordable solution to their vehicle needs.
It features an electric ramp and three years’ nationwide upgraded warranty. The vehicle has quality rear suspension that goes up and down in order to accommodate better approaching angles for the wheelchair. Delivery on this model is available Australia wide, with free delivery throughout NSW, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Adelaide and Melbourne.
The newly updated range of wheelchair-accessible vehicles is well suited to families needing to care for their children, husband or wife. Alternatively, they make a seamless transport solution for wheelchair sports throughout the NSW area.
Wheelchair-accessible vehicles provide clients with far greater mobility, flexibility and comfort, whether they are required for leisure or for caregiving.
Many customers worry about the high cost of a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, and it’s for this reason that Japanese Auto Imports aims to offer the best vehicles at affordable prices. Their vans are designed to save time, provide higher levels of freedom, and ensure a more comfortable ride for passengers.
The specialist team states: “Along with stocking a great range of Japanese import cars, we offer a range of additional services to assist in your buying experience. Drive your new car home sooner with our tailored finance solutions, or customise your car with our range of extras to get the most out of your vehicle.”
Full details of the newly updated vehicle range can be found on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Andrei Semenovskyi
Email: Send Email
Organization: Japanese Auto Imports Pty Ltd
Address: 16 Production Avenue, Kogarah, NSW 2217, Australia
Phone: +61-477-070-034
Website: http://japaneseauto.com.au/campervans
Source: NewsNetwork
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