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A Motability trained dealer explains the Scheme to a potential new customer.

Motability Operations is a not-for-profit public company that runs the Motability Car Scheme.  The largest fleet operator in the UK and the biggest supplier of used cars to the trade, we are owned by the five clearing banks: Barclays, HBOS, Lloyds TSB, HSBC and the Royal Bank of Scotland.  Read more.

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About Motability Operations: The UK's largest vehicle leasing organisation.  Motability Car Scheme: Offering worry-free motoring to 485,000 customers.  Working For Us: Our people are our driving force for excellence.

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Motability Dealership Programme wins award
Motability Operations were delighted to win the prestigious 'Industry Excellence Award' at the Motor Trader Industry Awards 2008. Read more.
Best Place To Work
Motability Operations' HR department has won the 'best place to work in HR in the UK' award.
Scholarship Programme
For more information about our Scholarship Programme, please click here.

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Award Logos :  Motability Operations is a recognised disability aware company, awarded from a broad range of nationally recognised organisations.

  Our values are central to delivering and meeting the needs and expectations of our customers. We embrace diversity, which enables us to have a wide variety of approaches and perspectives, enhancing performance and creating value for our customers. Placing our customer's needs and interests first, we take a facilitating, friendly and flexible approach, underlying our respect for each person as an individual. In employment, we invest long term, developing and training our people to better serve customers.

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