Vw sharan 2012 owners manual

We place an emphasis on wheelchair passenger comfort in all of our mobility cars, ensuring that the wheelchair user is situated on a level floor, with a consistent head-height with other seated passengers.

This creates excellent visibility from the car, and enables wheelchair users to travel inclusively with their family and friends. Although our conversion process is extensive, our fully converted vehicles blend in seamlessly with the other 31 million cars on the UK roads.

Each Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle we manufacture is also tested to the highest standards for wheelchair passenger safety, ensuring your peace of mind when travelling. This is why Brotherwood conversions are renowned as the very best Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles available today. Company History Rod Brotherwood founded Brotherwood Automobility Limited in after converting a car for wheelchair user friend and neighbour, John Lambert. John, a former airline pilot, had become paralysed as a result of a motorcycle accident and subsequently had become totally dependent upon his wheelchair for his mobility.

John asked Rod if he could turn his extensive engineering knowledge to design and build him a vehicle which would easily transport him in his wheelchair. He wanted the things any customer would look for in a new car, such as smart appearance, convenience and compact dimensions.

This was a point Brotherwood Automobility has never forgotten. Setting out, Rod rebuilt a new Nissan Prairie to enable John to travel centrally in the vehicle, whilst enjoying the same ride and visibility as the driver and other passengers. When the car was complete in August , Rod produced a brochure, and using the original vehicle as a demonstrator, got two orders in 10 days. Immediately he started small-scale production.

Production increased from 26 converted cars in the first year as the business grew. By the company built a new factory on an extensive site in the small hamlet of Beer Hackett, near Sherborne. At that time 18 employees were producing around 12 vehicles a month, but greater demand was there and Rod looked at expanding his range into different sizes, prices and styles of vehicle.

After making an investment in a Brotherwood vehicle, many of our customers go on to own their cars for many years. Our high level of customer care means that we often see customers returning to us for service, even with cars that were manufactured 20 years ago. The original Brotherwood ethos of creating a vehicle that provides comfort, inclusivity and visibility for the wheelchair passenger, whilst also being quick and easy to load, still holds true today, ensuring that every Brotherwood customer enjoys an unrivalled travelling experience.

Wheelchair Armrest Width 29 f] Exterior Height The special rear seats developed by Brotherwood, allow almost any wheelchair to sit comfortably between the rear passengers on a low, level flat floor.

This promotes a feeling of wellbeing for the wheelchair passenger to travel in the family group, close enough to the driver and front passenger for conversation or immediate attention, with excellent outward visibility. Owner Manuals are currently only available for Volkswagen Cars registered after November We are currently working on making them more widely available.

In the meantime, please contact your local Retailer if the Owner Manual is not available for your car. Please note that if you own a model from the ID.

The information continued in this publication is correct at the time to going to print. We reserve the right to change specifications, design or equipment at any time without notice and without incurring any obligations.