This professionally converted Volkswagen Caddy was supplied and converted by Sirus Automotive and I have owned it since 2017. It has always served me well and has been carefully looked after throughout my ownership. The vehicle has covered 45,650 miles, comes with full service history, two keys, and I have all the original receipts, paperwork and documentation for the vehicle and its conversion. The conversion was professionally and properly fitted by Sirus Automotive and is designed to make driving and wheelchair access as easy and safe as possible. When the rear boot opens, the vehicle lowers itself using hydraulic suspension, making it easier to load a wheelchair using the electric ramp system. The wheelchair can then be secured safely using the QLK150 wheelchair locking system, which was fitted as an optional extra. The vehicle also has a number of specialist driving adaptations that were professionally installed when it was converted. It has accelerator pedals on both the left and right side, giving flexibility depending on the driver's needs. There is also a push-button gear selector, which allows you to simply press the button for the vehicle to go into gear. Additional modifications include a large brake pedal, extended accelerator pedal, rear axle mirror, a dashboard mirror that helps with seeing traffic lights, and a Protex tyre sealant system for added tyre protection. These accessibility upgrades were fitted from new and cost several thousand pounds on the original invoice, including the QLK150 wheelchair locking system (1,595), push-button gear selector (1,395), large brake pedal modification (80), accelerator pedal modification (80), rear axle mirror (40) and Protex tyre sealant system (100). Overall, this is a genuine, well-maintained wheelchair accessible vehicle that has been reliable and practical for me over the years. With low mileage, full service history, professional conversion and all paperwork included, it is ready to be used straight away.