Compare the best automatic cars on Motability
High-quality automatic cars on the Motability Scheme from rated and reviewed dealers
Best automatic Motability cars in 2024
The Motability Scheme is designed to allow people with reduced mobility to drive cars at very affordable leasing rates, sacrificing a some or all of their specific benefits in order to fund the cars. With hundreds of cars of all types available, it can seem a bit daunting to know which one is right for you.
For most people, an automatic transmission takes the stress and hassle out of daily driving. In light of this, we have selected some of the best automatic cars available through Motability. Any figures listed below are based on the enhanced rate of the mobility component of the personal independence payment (PIP/AFIP).
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The sharp-looking Peugeot 2008 is more than just a pretty face. It is fun to drive and has low running costs too. The cabin looks funky as well, although taller adults will feel cramped in the back. The 130bhp petrol version is offered with a £799 once-off advance payment, but the impressive all-electric e-2008 version can be had with no upfront payment to qualifying applicants.
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The Honda Jazz has always been a popular small car. It’s easy driving characteristics and plenty of interior space make it ideal for town driving. The SR trim is well equipped, and its 109bhp self-charging hybrid motor delivers an impressive 63mpg. The boot is a bit small compared to some alternatives, though.
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The Mazda CX-5 is a well-equipped family SUV that is also enjoyable to drive. The 165bhp petrol version offered on the Motability Scheme is refined and frugal, although you pay for the sharp handling with a ride quality that can feel a tad firm over rougher roads.
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It may lack the visual pizzazz and driving excitement of some alternatives, but the Skoda Kamiq delivers the goods when it comes to interior space, equipment levels and ride comfort. Advance payment levels are reasonable across the six trim levels offered on Motability, and even the base SE trim is well equipped.
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There’s much to like about the Ford Fiesta, it’s got a good infotainment system, responsive engine options and is fun to drive. No wonder it is one of the UK’s top-selling cars. Automatic models are offered with the more powerful 125bhp motor, but still deliver up to 53mpg. Titanium X trim models can be had for a £295 once-off advance payment for qualifying applicants.
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The Renault Clio has an upmarket interior, class-leading boot space and a frugal 145bhp self-charging hybrid engine. Some alternatives are more comfortable, though, especially in the back. Stick to the base trim and you can have it with no additional payment on Motability.
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The Bayon is one of the best small city cars around. The 100bhp petrol engine is nippy and it has a lot of kit and passenger space, however, the boot is rather small. If that isn’t a concern, then it is available through the Motability Scheme with no advance payment required.
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The Vauxhall Corsa automatic is offered with a 130bhp turbocharged engine that is quick while still managing 54mpg in mixed driving. Equipment levels are good, especially on the higher GS and Ultimate version, although it can feel bumpy at lower speeds and the rear seats are a bit cramped.
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An impressive seven-year warranty and cheerful paint options aren’t the only good points about the Kia Stonic. It’s also easy to drive and has a decent infotainment system. Rear seating is tight though, and it’s happiest at city speeds as it can get rather noisy on the motorway.
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Cool looks and quality interior finishes help the Vauxhall Mokka stand out from other compact SUVs. It doesn’t have the biggest boot, though, and some alternatives have more space in the back. If that’s not an issue, then you’ll enjoy the perky 130bhp turbo motor and its frugal 48mpg fuel economy. You won’t win many drag races in the Arkana, but the 140hp self-charging hybrid motor is smooth and perfect for both city and motorway duties. Advance Payment: £2,195 - £2,995
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