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If you're in the market for a 7-seat car that's affordable, spacious and practical, then a used Ford Galaxy is a great choice. With more than enough room to hold seven people, the Galaxy is designed for busy and large families, and there's also enough boot space for everything that comes with it. Ford's range of engine options offer an enjoyable drive, while the impressive standard features makes the Galaxy a great value proposition on the used car market.
Ford has offered petrol, hybrid and diesel powertrains, a manual or automatic transmission, and front-wheel or four-wheel drive with the Galaxy.
PetrolWith the ability to hold a large family and carry luggage, the Ford Galaxy is extremely practical.
Interior spaceThe Ford Galaxy was unveiled in 1995 as a family-friendly MPV, produced in partnership with SEAT, Volkswagen and Ford. For that reason, there were many similarities between the Galaxy, Alhambra and Sharan. Through three generations and multiple facelifts, Ford kept the Galaxy relevant and roomy for families until the model was discontinued in 2023.
While the dimensions of the third-generation Galaxy were the same as the previous models, the newest selection offered a more modern style. Thinner headlamps were added, along with LED tail lights. Because it was built on a car platform, the handling was superior and vastly different from a larger SUV.
With the 2019 refresh, the styling was further updated with clear-lens fog lights and improved headlights. The top-spec model also included a hexagonal grille with 3D mesh. Ford focused on better emissions and efficiency from the engine lineup for the final years of the Galaxy's production.
Greenest
2.5 FHEV 190 Titanium 5dr CVT
Cheapest
1.5 EcoBoost Zetec 5dr
Fastest
2.0 EcoBoost Titanium X 5dr Auto
The second generation was the first Galaxy model produced outside of the Volkswagen partnership, and Ford focused on making the lineup more practical. The manufacturer used many of the same components from the S-MAX, but it was longer and wider to allow room for seven people to fit.
This generation of Galaxy offered updated tech and comfort features that keep this model relevant today. A bright instrument cluster was added and the leather-wrapped steering wheel provided an upmarket feel to the cabin.
Greenest
1.6 EcoBoost Zetec 5dr
Cheapest
2.0 LX 5dr
Fastest
2.2 TDCi 200 Titanium 5dr
The 2.0-litre diesel engines have been the most popular because they offer a good balance of performance and efficiency. It's much more difficult to find the petrol or hybrid configurations among used Galaxys.
Throughout the years, the Ford Galaxy was offered in many variants, including the Zetec and Titanium. The Titanium has been among the most popular with LED daytime running lights, keyless entry, silver roof rails and rain-sensing front wipers coming as standard.
Customers should look out for the panoramic roof, which offers a brighter, more inviting cabin. Heated leather seats can be added to the front, while a power automatic tailgate provides convenient access to the boot.
Yes, the purpose of the Galaxy was to provide an affordable option for families, with lots of interior space and 7 seats coming in every version. There's a wide selection of powertrains, features and equipment available, allowing families to find a model that suits them.
Towards the end of production, the Ford Galaxy was only available in a self-charging hybrid configuration. This setup has a 2.5-litre petrol engine with an electric motor for increased efficiency, a 37mpg fuel economy rating and lower emissions compared to conventional models.
Yes, there are automatic and manual gearboxes available with the used Galaxy. Both are nearly equally as popular, so there shouldn't be an issue finding either version of the Galaxy in the used car market.
While most used Ford Galaxy MPVs came with front-wheel drive, there were some that had four-wheel drive. This added capability is helpful on slippery terrain, but it can be difficult to find among the used selection and the front-wheel variants cope well in usual driving conditions.
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