FIVE car brands have been officially removed from the UK Motability Scheme, following reforms announced by Chancellor Rachel ...

The premium car brands have been removed with immediate effect after a commitment to buy British-built vehicles.

For those unaware, the Motability scheme is run by the charity Motability Operations and enables those claiming Personal ...

Disabled people who have a car through the Motability scheme will no longer be allowed "premium" vehicles such as BMWs and ...

It has been announced that some luxury car brands such as BMW and Mercedes Benz are being removed from the Motability scheme ...

Major changes will hit the UK's popular Motability scheme from December with several top brands axed from the roster.

Premium car manufacturers say they were taken by surprise yesterday by news they were to be excluded from the Motability ...

As part of the reforms, motorists will also no longer be able to opt for any coupé or convertible models. The change to the ...

Drivers living with certain disabilities and long-term health conditions could secure a car through the Motability Scheme for less than £1,000. The scheme allows those who receive a disability benefit ...

After a flurry of media coverage spotlighting benefits claimants with luxury cars, Motability has dropped premium brands from ...

Speculation is growing that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering removing tax breaks from the Motability vehicle leasing scheme, which allows people to exchange all or part of their enhanced ...

Premium car brands – including the German big three – have been removed from the Motability charity scheme following sweeping ...