Just as you could say nowadays that nobody needs a Subaru Outback. There are cheaper vehicles that would suffice. However, if a disabled person can afford it and would like ‘x’ vehicle, they should be given the opportunity to level up the playing field with the able bodied and have one. As you should know, it makes no negative difference monetarily to the country what people drive on the scheme. Infact, if they choose a ‘gas guzzler’ they are contributing positively to the finances of the country by paying more duty on the extra fuel used.
Oddly accurate choice of car for your counterpoint… that is my exact cat at the moment.As for levelling up the playing field Range Rovers for everyone then?
@Volts As for the dealer claiming that an Audi R8 was once on the scheme, either he has a great sense of humour or is a complete idiot
A well known and valued dealer on a similar named Facebook group.I have no reason to doubt his claim