Perhaps this dynamic competence is not surprising given Ford's success with the similar ... Even in five-seat mode, the Galaxy has a bigger boot than most estate cars. However, when all seven ...

Ford’s fitted the Galaxy and S-Max with a similar hybrid powertrain ... so unlike the Mondeo Hybrid there’s no effect on boot space. With all seven seats in place, the S-Max’s boot is ...

The new Galaxy slots neatly into Ford’s current design family ... A new control panel in the boot has five buttons, one of which can flatten all the seats in one go, and another with the ...

This is the all-new Ford Galaxy, the Blue Oval's seven-seat MPV ... thanks to an extra 20 litres of storage found beneath the boot floor. Door bins are larger than before, while under-seat ...

The boot capacity is unchanged at 300 litres ... Very few cars in this class have four-wheel drive, so the Galaxy fills a niche where Ford clearly sees potential customers – but for most people ...

I can’t remember the last time I left home with an empty boot. But does that mean I need more capacity? To find out, I traded my Ford S-MAX for the firm’s bigger Galaxy. The two share the same ...

Ford picked up on the antipathy towards big people movers and resolved to give its Galaxy the best handling attributes it could, within the expected bounds of practicality. The result is a full ...

Trim levels follow Ford’s current Zetec/Titanium/Titanium X convention. The entry-level Zetec models come very well-equipped unlike the last gen Galaxy, with 17in alloys, front foglights ...