Mobility Cars Now With Free Parking Sensors

The UK’s leading manufacturer of wheelchair accessible vehicles, Allied Mobility, is always looking for new ways to offer customers something extra.  Now, in our latest new initiative, all of our new mobility cars will be fitted with free parking sensors, bringing you added value at no added cost.

Mobility Cars – Added Value at No Added Cost

Allied Mobility has grown to become the largest supplier of wheelchair accessible mobility cars to the UK Motability Scheme and its success was recognised recently in being named Motability’s Best Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Partner for 2010.

Allied has grown through our commitment to offering more in our disabled vehicles, both in terms of the choice of mobility cars on offer and the range of wheelchair access and other comfort and convenience features they include.  The addition of free parking sensors across their range of new disabled vehicles underlines this commitment.

Wide Choice of Mobility Cars

The range of mobility cars offered by Allied Mobility includes the popular Peugeot Partner Horizon, which is the most popular wheelchair accessible vehicle on the Motability Scheme.  Based on the Peugeot Partner Tepee, the Horizon was improved last year with the addition of an electric winch (free to Motability Scheme customers) and a wider choice of seating options.  When you add these to the high quality wheelchair restraint system and unique FlatFold™ ramp, the Horizon’s accessibility features are admirable.  The inclusion of free parking sensors for 2011 completes the package.

Other disabled vehicles available from Allied Mobility include the automatic Peugeot Bipper conversion, the Presto™.  Those looking for nippy automatic wheelchair cars can enjoy the free parking sensors on the Presto™.  For those seeking a larger automatic vehicle there is the Volkswagen Vista which is based on the recently updated and improved Volkswagen Caddy Maxi Life.  The Vista can accommodate up to five people in addition to a wheelchair passenger and is also available in manual transmission.

The choice of larger vehicles continues with the Peugeot Independence MPV which is based on the Peugeot Expert Tepee.  This spacious vehicle, which now comes with free parking sensors, is available in a choice of seating layouts and can hold up to a staggering seven people in addition to a wheelchair passenger making it ideal for larger families or groups.

Another popular disabled vehicle available from Allied Mobility is the Autograph which is based on the Renault Kangoo.  The Autograph was re-released following an update in 2010 and sales have been growing since then.  This spacious wheelchair car can hold up to four passengers in addition to a wheelchair user and is ideal for people looking for additional head room.  The introduction of a manual version of the Autograph should see its popularity continue to rise – as should the free parking sensors.

Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles UK Wide

Allied Mobility offers a UK wide demonstration service on all of our wheelchair accessible vehicles.  With a team of mobility advisors based locally throughout Britain and Ireland you can be sure of a speedy response to your enquiry.  Your locally based mobility advisor can bring your vehicle of choice to your home for a demonstration on the usability of the car and to let you get a feel for the vehicle with a full test drive.

For more information on the range of wheelchair accessible vehicles offered by Allied Mobility simply call 0800 916 3018, email info@alliedmobility.com or click mobility cars here to take advantage of our free parking sensors offer.