Agor Enterprises provides/designs adaptive devices for cars, trucks, and vans, making them accessible, and, drivable for people with disabilities.

Agor Enterprises, Inc., established in 1971 by Warren Agor, initially built custom vans for individuals and automobile dealers throughout the Northeast. In 1974 Warren was approached by a Rochester, New York provider of handicapped services, wondering if he could use his expertise as both a race car builder and custom van builder to provide adaptive vehicle modifications for disabled drivers. Warren accepted the challenge with enthusiasm and a new service was provided.

In 1990, due to his own physical limitations, Warren started using a three-wheel scooter—heightening his awareness and appreciation of the need for independence.

Built on the principal that dedication, service to the customer, and quality are paramount in running a successful business, Agor continues to be a leader in customized solutions for the physically challenged.

Agor has also equipped golf carts, lawn mowers, tractors, and houses with various adaptive devices. We continue to welcome challenges to provide solutions that enable independence. Please call us to to discover how Agor can provide a solution for you!

history
Warren Agor was a 1964 graduate of Cornell University, a Captain in the US Army, and a member of Roger Penske's Racing team as a mechanic and fluids specialist.

After leaving the Penske Racing team in 1968, Warren formed Agor Racing Enterprises. As a race car owner, builder, and driver, he set many track records and won numerous SCCA and IMSA races including the 25th Trans-Am race victory for the Chevrolet Camaro at San Air International raceway in Canada.

At the time of his retirement from racing in 1973 (due to the gas crisis), Warren had accumulated more points than any active professional driver participating in the Trans-Am series!