Ford Galaxy MPV pictures
See pictures of the Ford Galaxy, including interior, exterior, practicality, styling and performance
The Ford Galaxy is the largest MPV in Ford's extensive people-carrier range
The Galaxy looks like small bus from outside, but is actually quite car-like to drive
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The Galaxy takes on seven-seater rivals like the VW Sharan and SEAT Alhambra
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The Galaxy's square-sided looks make it very spacious inside
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The Galaxy has two petrol and four diesel engine options
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The Galaxy is quiet inside, whether you're driving around town or cruising on the motorway
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Ford offers the option of four-wheel drive, but this is only likely to be necessary for those who live off the beaten track
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There are three trim levels available: Zetec, Titanium and Titanium X
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The suspension is firm enough that the car doesn’t lean too much in corners, but not so hard that bumps become jarring
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The steering is well weighted, while stability and grip are excellent – particularly with four-wheel drive
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The 148bhp 2.0-litre TDCi diesel engine is the best seller and does 0-62mph in 10.9 seconds
Key performance figures for the Ford Galaxy range
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The Galaxy has become popular with private-hire operators, but is also a great family car
Inside, the Galaxy benefits from Ford's latest SYNC infotainment system
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The Galaxy will feel familiar to anyone who's driven one of Ford's hatchback or saloon models
Clear dials and logically placed controls mark out the Galaxy's dashboard
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An optional digital display that runs across the instrument cluster and into the dials is a useful addition that can be fully controlled by the multifunction steering wheel.
Paying more for Titanium trim gets you sat nav
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