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Used Ford Galaxy for sale

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Every Ford Galaxy for sale is a large and practical car that will suit busy families who need lots of space but still want comfort. It’s an absolute staple of seven-seater MPVs, and newer versions have updated tech, revamped interiors and – probably most importantly – huge boots. There’s also a range of models to choose from, including automatic used Ford Galaxy options and classic manuals, plus a choice of car finance options. 

Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) representative example

Based on a cash price of £12,550, with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment £5,005.00. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £3,768.44. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

  1. Ford Galaxy

    2.0 EcoBlue Titanium 5dr

    • Vehicle Year, 2019
    • Mileage, 31,645 miles
    • Fuel Type, Diesel
    • Transmission Type, Manual
    Full price.£19,349Price per month. pcp. £319

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Ford Galaxy Buying Guide

What types of used Ford Galaxy cars are there?

A used Ford Galaxy is a top choice for any motorist wanting to get from A to B with minimum fuss and maximum ease. 

It’s very affordable and incredibly easy to drive, but most importantly, it’s highly practical. The Galaxy’s been on the scene since 1995, and every generation has continued to improve on the family-friendly formula.  

It’s highly accessible, which means you can carry multiple generations around, from grandparent to grandchild.   

– Read our Ford Galaxy review

You also get a choice of diesel engines and manual or automatic gearboxes. It’s the largest MPV in the Ford range too, so it’s the right choice if you need a lot of space.  

Plus, it comes with that tried-and-tested Ford badge, so you know you’re getting a model you can rely on.

Popular Ford Galaxy trims 

The Galaxy does without many of the lower-end trim levels that you’d find in other cars, which means every version comes with plenty of car tech. Newer models are only available in the single Titanium trim. 

> Ford Galaxy Titanium - High-spec model with keyless entry, all-round parking sensors and heated front seats 

> Ford Galaxy Titanium X - Top-spec version with electric driver’s seat adjustment and self-parking system 

Ford Galaxy history 

There have been three versions of the Galaxy, but the second- and third-generation models look fairly similar. Ford announced it would stop building these seven-seater MPVs in 2022.

> Third-generation Ford Galaxy (2015) - Similar design to previous model with focus on refinement and quality 

> Facelifted Ford Galaxy (2020) - Minor interior and exterior design tweaks 

> Hybrid Ford Galaxy (2021) - Ford removed petrol and diesel options, only offering the same 2.5-litre hybrid as it sells in the Kuga 

What features does the Ford Galaxy have?

The Ford Galaxy is made entirely for family life, focused on solving issues related to transporting seven people on the daily.  

Inside, you get seven seats split across three rows, with the middle and rear rows both sliding and reclining. This makes getting in and out very easy, and there’s more than enough space for three adults in both the middle and back rows.   

With all seats in use, there’s enough boot space for a shop and an overnight bag or two, but when you fold down the rest of the seats then you’ve got more boot space than many vans. The rearmost pair of seats in high-spec models are electrically foldable. 

The post-facelift interior is much more modern than previous generations, with more expensive materials and a new 'SYNC 3' infotainment system with an eight-inch touchscreen that’s intuitive to use.   

As well as the built-in sat-nav, you also get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard, so you can use Waze or Google Maps if you prefer.    

You can see the full range of features in each model by taking a look at our current used Ford Galaxy listings.  

Is the Ford Galaxy reliable?

It’s good to know that the used Ford Galaxy uses the same reliable electronic and mechanical tech as the Focus, S-Max and Mondeo.

That means it’s been tried and tested by hundreds of thousands of people, with no major issues reported over the years. 

How much does the Ford Galaxy cost to run?

Most Ford Galaxy cars for sale come with a powerful but frugal 2.0-litre diesel engine, which is the pick of the bunch for many drivers.

The hybrid could be more efficient around town, but there’s no option to charge it up to benefit from cheap electric-only miles. 

Who is the Ford Galaxy suitable for?

A used Ford Galaxy is the perfect family companion. With loads of space and a comfortable ride, it's hard to see why you'd want anything else for your children.

Its main rivals include the Volkswagen Sharan and SEAT Alhambra.

Should I buy a Ford Galaxy?

How does the Galaxy's interior space compare?

The Galaxy offers spacious and versatile interiors to rival other minivans. With ample legroom, configurable seating options and comfortable seating for up to seven, it stacks up well in the minivan segment.

What features make the Galaxy family-friendly and practical?

The Galaxy's family-friendly design includes seven seats, a 300-litre boot and sliding rear doors for easy access.

With advanced safety features, entertainment options and practicality in mind, it caters to the needs of daily family life.

Does the Galaxy come equipped with rear entertainment?

Yes, some top-spec models come with rear-seat screens where you can watch DVDs. However, features vary by trim and model year, so it's advisable to check the specifications before buying the car.

How does the Galaxy's versatility compare to larger vans?

While the Galaxy offers plenty of versatility for families, the Ford Transit surpasses in cargo capacity and customisable configurations, making it more suitable for commercial or heavy-duty transport needs.

When was the Ford Galaxy first introduced?

The Ford Galaxy was first introduced in March 1995, designed as a large multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) to accommodate families with its spacious interior and seven-seat layout.