2025 Toyota Sienna XLE Mobility Handicap Van

This Braunability conversion has literally everything!!! Meet the mobility van of your dreams. This 2025 Toyota Sienna FWD XLE was thoughtfully designed for the person with mobility issues or disabilities to not only ride as a passenger, but also drive. Most mobility vans don't come with a 6-way transfer seat, but this one has two. Both the driver seat, and the front passenger seat electronically rotate 180°. As well as move up, down, left, right, forward and back. All from 2 handheld remotes, or from toggles on the chairs themselves. This making it much easier to get from one's wheelchair or scooter, into either the drivers seat or front passenger seat. I took pics and videos of both transfer seats and how they operate, as well as how the electronic ramp operates, but I'm not sure this specific website allows for video, but if you contact me about the van, I will gladly send you those videos via email. The van also comes with Featherlight Sure Grip, push and pull hand controls, with an electronic brake lock. Which means, if you have use of your legs you can just drive with the pedals like normal, but if you don't have use of your legs, you can completely operate this vehicle with only your hands. It is seamless to go-between the 2 functions. So if you want drive 1 day with the hand controls and later in the day you want to ride passenger and have somebody drive for you, it is just the push of a button to switch back to the pedals. Some of the other additional adaptive equipment are things like the Braunability hybrid XT-R, power doors, power fold-out ramp, power kneeling system, remote entry, step and roll, driver/passenger front seats, rubber flooring, lowered floor for head room while sitting in your wheelchair or scooter. Both of the transfer seats are removable and on castor wheels. So you can unplug them, roll them right out of the van and down the ramp, So you could pull your wheelchair up into any one of the front positions, either to lock it in place and drive right from your wheelchair, or you may want to ride shotgun from your wheelchair. This is an option with this van. Or there's a built-in restraint system so you can ride in the cabin of the van just behind the driver or the front passenger seat, all from the comfort of your wheelchair while feeling safe and secure. This van has over $70,000 of adaptive equipment for the mobility van conversion. I have all the paperwork. The Van is still covered under 2 warranties. Toyota's bumper to bumper new car warranty and BraunAbility's /Mobility Works warranty on the conversion equipment. The van is so clean that It looks like it just came off the showroom floor. It has never even had a wheelchair or a power scooter in it to scuff it up or to scratch it. I used it as a personal vehicle for the last 6 months, and it has just under 9,000 easy highway miles on it currently. Also, if you decide you don't want the featherLight hand control system, I will have it professionally removed by mobility works. There are no holes cut or drilling involved with these newer hand controls, therefore once they are off, it would be as if they were never there. I would put the hand controls in the original box and give them to whoever buys the van. The van would remain wired for hand controls though, that way if you decided you wanted to use them down the road, you could have them reinstalled for about an hours worth of labor cost. Around $150.00. The hand controls definitely add to the value of the van for those with mobility issues who wish to drive. Get it while you can. This van brand new is very expensive. Buying it slightly used, but in like new condition will save you money.