Operating Company Transportation & Logistics

MobilityWorks

Richfield, Ohio, United States

National retail sales and service provider of wheelchair-accessible vans, cars, and SUVs. Operates a national network of locations and also manufactures/upfits vehicles through its Driverge division.

Focus Areas
Wheelchair-accessible vehicle retail and sales, Vehicle upfitting / conversions, Adaptive equipment and mobility services

Tracked deals

3

3 tracked deals across 2020-2024.

Recent pace

0

0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.

Deal mix

Buyout

2 buyout · 1 addon

MobilityWorks Acquisition Volume by Year

Last 3 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 3 years for MobilityWorks. 1 2020 1 2021 1 2024

Supporting Data

Recent Transactions

  • Buyer
    MobilityWorks
    Target
    ParaQuad Mobility, Absolute Mobility
    Type
    Addon

    MobilityWorks, a Flexpoint Ford-backed national retailer of wheelchair-accessible vehicles and mobility equipment, acquired ParaQuad Mobility (Salt Lake City, UT) and Absolute Mobility (Woodinville/Tacoma, WA). The transactions expand MobilityWorks’ retail footprint into Utah and Washington and integrate the two regional mobility dealers into its national network as add-on acquisitions.

  • Buyer
    MobilityWorks (WMK, LLC)
    Target
    Jay Hatfield Mobility (Lee's Summit location)
    Seller
    Jay Hatfield Mobility
    Industry
    Automotive
    Type
    Buyout

    MobilityWorks (WMK, LLC), the nation's largest retailer of wheelchair-accessible vans, has acquired the Lee's Summit, Missouri retail location of Jay Hatfield Mobility. The deal marks MobilityWorks' first retail presence in Missouri and expands its network to 94 locations across 32 states, adding local sales, service and adaptive-equipment capabilities in the Kansas City area.

  • Buyer
    MobilityWorks
    Target
    IMED Mobility
    Industry
    Automotive
    Type
    Buyout

    MobilityWorks has acquired IMED Mobility, adding seven locations and expanding MobilityWorks' footprint into Arkansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, South Dakota and strengthening its presence in Wisconsin. The deal increases MobilityWorks' network to 92 locations across 31 states and adds IMED's sales, rental and adaptive equipment capabilities to its service offering.

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