Wheelchair Friendly

[Derkie54]

Just a bit of info if anyone is interested.
When I recently changed our car one of the requirements was the ability to get a wheelchair in the boot without having to fold any of the back seats.
Most small hatchbacks are not suitable, tried a Polo and couldn't do it.
Pleased to say the Jazz does it with ease 
Also the doors seem to open more than other hatchbacks making entry ( for my disabled wife) easier.

[Muldoon]

Hi

Thanks for this information, very helpful. I’m considering a mk3 for this reason, I’m hoping by using the magic seats, tipping up the 2/3 section will also give enough space to carry a walking frame leaving a seat for a rear passenger. These cars do seem very versatile which I value more over fancy features.

[Derkie54]

Any helpful Honda dealer should let you try your frame with the seats up, if not let me know and I'll try one in our car.
I was surprised how much room I still had left in the boot for other things and I restrain the chair using some panier straps and the restraining points that are behind the seats.
I can't use the parcel shelf but that's a small price to pay.