No MV-1 is inexpensive, but brand-new minivans converted for wheelchair compatibility generally start in the low-$30,000 range and can exceed $60,000. Many have awkward-looking styling, ...

The MV-1 is the only purpose-built vehicle that meets or exceeds the guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the statement said. Mobility Ventures has a distributor in Toronto, ...

The MV-1 is assembled in a plant that once built Hummer H2s in Mishawaka, Ind., and follows the same production process, which eliminated the need to reconfigure the facility.

The MV-1 marks a new milestone in auto manufacturing – it’s the first vehicle that’s factory ready for wheelchair-bound owners.Built at the AM General assembly plant (it used to produce the ...

The MV-1 went on sale in 2011 at a starting price of $39,950. About 2,300 were on order when work was stopped. Featured Weekly Ad. About Us Newsroom Staff Ethical Principles USA TODAY Network ...

The unique Mobility Ventures MV-1 is being updated for the 2016 model year, with a new powertrain and added accessibility features making life more convenient for owners.The 2016 MV-1, which was ...

The price for the MV-1 hasn’t been finalized, but Schembri says it will start “around $40,000,” which is less than many comparable conversion vehicles. Fox Car Report is on Twitter! Follow ...

While the design of the MV-1 is definitely focused more on function than form, its jumbo London Taxi look does have a certain appeal to it. Source: Mobility Ventures, LLC. See All 7 Photos.

The MV-1 Empire Taxi has a built-in side-entry power ramp, extended headroom, seating for up to five, and the ability to safely accommodate two wheelchair users at a time.

The MV-1 is powered by a 4.6-liter Ford gasoline V8, but VPG is also selling a model powered by Compressed Natural Gas (CNG). VPG sees the MV-1 primarily as a commercial vehicle for paratransit ...

The MV-1 isn't the flashiest car on the market, but it's unique. According to AM General, it's the only vehicle that meets and exceeds the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The Vehicle Production Group's MV-1 van is designed with wheelchair-using passengers in mind. The AM General auto assembly plant in Mishawaka, Indiana is where they used to build Hummer H2s.