News
David Scales the CN Tower for Charity!
On Thursday October 20, 2011 at 6 p.m. and on Sunday October 23, 2011 at 6 a.m., almost 90 WSIB employees, family and friends became a team... read more
Greg Moore's Cross Country Trip
Here’s a great story that appeared in the Kitchener Waterloo Record recently about a long time Sparrow Hawk client looking for adventure. Go Greg!... read more
Congratulations to Leslie Airth
Congratulations to Leslie Airth sales person extraordinaire from our Toronto location on the birth of daughter Natalie... read more
Andy Sinclair
We are very pleased to announce the appointment of Andy Sinclair... read more
VMI Training School
Over a dozen technicians and sales personnel attended the recent Vantage Mobility... read more
People in Motion Trade Show
The annual People in Motion trade show was held again this year in early June. As always, Shoppers Automotive Division attended in full force... read more
Minivan Accessible Conversions
- Toyota Viewpoint: The focus of our product line is the Vision™ modification. It is a rear entry modification with lowered floor. The floor is lowered approximately 8 inches, and combined with kneeling, results in an entrance height from the ground of only 6 inches. The Vision™ modification can be installed on all Daimler-Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors minivan chassis.
- CompanionVan RE: The CompanionVan™ offers the accessibility of traditional lowered-floor minivans in a streamlined, economical package. With a manual door and manual bi-fold ramp, the vehicle is the perfect choice for those who will travel with an attendant.
- Dodge Viewpoint: The focus of our product line is the Vision™ modification. It is a rear entry modification with lowered floor. The floor is lowered approximately 8 inches, and combined with kneeling, results in an entrance height from the ground of only 6 inches. The Vision™ modification can be installed on all Honda, Daimler-Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors minivan chassis.
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