If you have a disability, or a family member has a mobility issue, this is Toyota's program for you: information, financial help toward adaptive equipment, and access to mobility solutions.
Toyota describes Toyota Mobility as a program for people with a disability, or with a family member who has a mobility issue. It offers information, financial assistance and access to mobility solutions.
The financial help is a reimbursement toward aftermarket adaptive equipment or a conversion installed on an eligible new Toyota. Factory-installed options and Toyota Accessories are not eligible, and a leased vehicle needs the lessor's written approval before the equipment goes in.
Toyota also says wheelchair-accessible ramp vans are sold through separate mobility dealers. For questions about a claim, or anything this page does not settle, contact us and ask.
Install and pay first, then apply to Toyota for the reimbursement.
The vehicle comes before the equipment. Toyota sorts its mobility solutions into two groups: wheelchair-accessible Siennas, and adaptive equipment that can be installed on other Toyota cars, SUVs and trucks. The new Sienna and crossover and SUV searches are the places to begin.
Tell sales what equipment you plan to add, so the conversation starts from your needs rather than a brochure: (239) 301-3156. For accessories you choose for comfort rather than access, the genuine accessories page is the place to look; Toyota's program does not reimburse those.
Pick the Toyota with the equipment in mind, then look at the program.
If you are not sure what you need, Toyota Mobility recommends a driver assessment specialist near you to identify it.
The program applies to the original purchaser or lessee of an eligible new Toyota. Used and fleet vehicles do not qualify.
Have the aftermarket adaptive equipment installed and pay for it. Toyota reimburses you afterward, not at the sale.
Send Toyota's Reimbursement Application Form to the Toyota Mobility Assistance Center. Toyota's site lists the amount and the deadlines.
A Toyota program for people with a disability, or with a family member who has a mobility issue. Toyota says it provides information, financial assistance and access to mobility solutions.
The original purchaser or lessee of an eligible new Toyota, for aftermarket adaptive equipment. Toyota says used and fleet vehicles are not eligible.
Toyota's program site states the amount and the conditions. For how a claim works on a vehicle bought here, contact us and ask.
No. Toyota says neither factory-installed optional equipment nor Toyota Accessories are eligible for reimbursement.
It can. Toyota says the lessor must approve the adaptive equipment in writing before it is installed.
On Toyota's Mobility site, which offers the Reimbursement Application Form for download. The completed form goes to the Toyota Mobility Assistance Center.
Choosing the vehicle? Call sales. A question about a claim? Contact us. Germain Toyota of Naples has been family-owned since 1947.
Toyota Mobility is a Toyota program; eligibility, amounts and deadlines are set by Toyota and may change, and Toyota decides each claim. This page describes the program as Toyota presents it and makes no offer. Inventory changes daily and all vehicles are subject to prior sale. Germain Toyota of Naples, 13315 Tamiami Trail N, Naples, FL 34110. Sales (239) 301-3156.