What is the Ford Allied ProCab?
The Allied ProCab is a specialist Ford vehicle associated with Allied Vehicles, a UK-based vehicle converter. Rather than a mainstream Ford passenger-car model, it sits in the practical, service-focused part of the range. The name points to a vehicle adapted for a particular transport role, making it relevant to operators as well as people interested in accessible motoring.
Allied Vehicles has worked with Ford vehicles to offer purpose-built conversions. That places the ProCab at the meeting point between a Ford base vehicle and a conversion tailored for passenger transport. It is a distinctive entry in Ford-related vehicle records, alongside the familiar passenger cars and commercial vehicles.
Generations and engine
No separate generation is identified for the Allied ProCab. The European Union registration figures cover the model from 2017 to 2020.
The listed versions use a 2.0-litre diesel engine. Across the period, registrations show the model in use throughout several years, with the highest annual totals occurring in 2018 and 2019. The complete version table gives the individual configurations.
Where was the Allied ProCab sold?
The figures cover European Economic Area registrations from 2017 to 2020. There were 1,262 registrations in total. The largest annual total among the years highlighted was 416 in 2019, followed closely by 412 in 2018; 2017 recorded 324.
The ProCab was registered in the markets and years shown, with its listed engine and fuel type.
Questions and answers
What kind of vehicle is the Allied ProCab?
It is a specialist Ford vehicle associated with Allied Vehicles and adapted for a particular transport role.
What engine and fuel are listed?
The listed versions use a 2.0-litre diesel engine.
When do the European registration figures cover?
They cover 2017 to 2020.
How many EEA registrations are recorded?
There were 1,262 registrations in total.