The BraunAbility Honda Odyssey Infloor conversion combines Honda’s legendary dependability with world-class accessibility engineering. Built for both wheelchair users and ambulatory passengers, this power side-entry van delivers smooth performance, modern design, and everyday practicality in one refined package.
With its innovative infloor ramp system, entry and exit are effortless — leaving the cabin open and uncluttered for more interior space and easy maneuverability. The extended cabin and lowered floor create a comfortable, accessible environment for drivers and passengers alike, while maintaining the Odyssey’s renowned ride quality and handling.
Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly accessible van or a dependable option for mobility transport, the BraunAbility Honda Odyssey offers superior safety, style, and functionality in every detail.
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Additional Specifications&Features:
Power Infloor Side-Entry Ramp with one-touch operation
Spacious lowered-floor design for improved headroom and maneuverability
Integrated tie-downs and seating flexibility for family or caregiver transport
Advanced Honda safety and driver-assist technologies
Retains OEM ride comfort and quiet cabin refinement
Ideal for personal, family, or commercial mobility use
Courtland Mobility has Toronto’s largest selection of Wheelchair Accessible Minivans for sale and on order. We use the buying power of the Humberview Group to get you back on the road faster, and we don’t require large deposits to secure your order.
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