Where can I buy an automatic car for the disabled? What should I pay attention to when buying a car?

Many car enthusiasts want to know whether there are special cars for the disabled and where they can buy cars for the disabled. In fact, there are no special automatic cars for the disabled. If the disabled want to buy a suitable car, they can modify the car. Let’s take a look below!

Where can I buy an automatic car for the disabled?

Automatic transmission cars for the disabled need to be adjusted according to their actual physical conditions, so there is no fixed automatic transmission for the disabled, only "customization"!

This can only be modified, there is no special vehicle for it. The main modifications are the accelerator, brake, and steering. The accelerator and brake can be changed to one operating lever, which is convenient and practical. This is very common and can be modified in most repair shops.

I once met a customer who bought a BYD F3. He only had a left leg, and the throttle of a car is usually on the far right! So he went to a car repair shop for modification and customization, and adjusted the throttle to the far left; of course, he needed to go to the vehicle management office for filing and registration in the end! So according to different personal physical conditions, make some reasonable and legal modifications, and then go to the vehicle management office for filing and registration!

What should disabled people pay attention to when buying a car?

First of all, you need to have a disabled driver's license. For details, you need to consult the local driving school or vehicle management office.

There are no completed automatic transmission cars for the disabled for sale. You can only buy them later and then go to designated places for modification. Then they can be put on the road after passing the inspection.

You should consult the vehicle management department and local traffic management departments to see what kind of car models they have. Don't buy rashly or blindly listen to the opinions of sales consultants.

Do disabled people need a driver's license?

First of all, disabled people must obtain a corresponding driver's license to drive, and different vehicles require different driver's licenses. Because disabled people have different disability parts and levels, there are currently no automatic transmission cars for disabled people. If disabled people want to drive, they can only decide which automatic transmission car to buy based on their degree of disability and disability parts after obtaining a disabled driver's license! Vehicles must be licensed, and some vehicles need to be modified, but vehicle modifications must comply with relevant road laws. In addition, you must also consider your age. Under the premise of ensuring safety, older people can consider low-speed small four-wheel or three-wheel vehicles.

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There are no special cars for the disabled in my country, but according to traffic regulations: people with left lower limb disability can apply for C2 small automatic car driving license; people with right lower limb disability can apply for C5 small automatic car driving license for the disabled; people with double lower limb disability can apply for C5 small automatic car license for the disabled; people with hearing impairment can apply for C1 or C2 if their hearing meets the prescribed requirements after wearing hearing aids; people with missing right thumb or missing finger ends can apply for C1 or C2.