Vauxhall Grandland / Peugeot 3008 not Disabled Friendly and potential Death Trap. May I tear a strip off Vauxhall Motors and their Parent Company. Despite an Adult Lifetime of only driving Vauxhalls, the Vaux Grandland and Peugeot 3008 are not Aimed at the Larger Disabled Person. The Vaux has a Large Steering Wheel that cuts into the top of your legs, the Peugeot has a smaller steering wheel. However, the Fake Transmation Tunnel with the gear stick create Front Bucket Seats. This means if you're not a slim Chinese person or starved Ethiopian you won't fit in this car. The clincher is the poorly positioned door pull rail with Electric window switches; this should have been along the top of the door? As currently it squashes your Leggs and Hip into the Centre Transmation Tunnel ? That's why I am so pleased Vauxhalls have seen the gap in the market between a Grandland and Vauxhall Vivaro van, by producing a "Vauxhall Zafira" that is no longer in Production. I predict disabled Vauxhall Motability Cars will now be based on the Vauxhall Combo and Vivaro Van. I would also like to raise concern that the Grandland / 3008 Cockpit design means you cannot get out of it in an Emergency if the door won't freely open, the high windowsill, small window and Fake Transmation Tunnel are the problem. unlike older cars where you could climb out over the passenger side or out the side window in an emergency, you're now "TRAPPED IN" and have to wait for the Fire Service to cut the Roof or Drivers Door Off to Escape. If your Upside Down in a Ditch, You're not getting out ? Clearly these vehicles are not designed for the UK and American Body Mass Index. But at least the Driver's Seatbelt is long enough, unlike the Toyota Yaris that doesn't fit around my waist, as the police officer discovered and waved me on my jolly way. PLEASE NOTE. between 1976 and 2020 we ran our own Vauxhall Main Dealership.