The Galaxy was the answer given by Ford to Europe in the matter of 7-seater vehicles.
It was the car designed for people who needed more room or, why not, more seats. Even if the MPV market in Europe dropped in favor of the SUV, this kind of people-carriers was still appreciated in 2015, when the fourth generation of Galaxy was launched.

The 2016 Ford Galaxy kept the dimensions from the previous generation but added more style. It follows the Kinetic Design language that could be seen on other Ford models. It added thinner headlamps, new LED taillights for a stylish look. Ford claims that since the vehicle is built on a car platform, it has a better feeling for the passengers compared to that from a utility vehicle transformed into a people-carrier.

The big, 4848 mm (15.9 ft) long vehicle could accommodate seven adult passengers. It offered enough room even for the last row. The middle row could tilt and slide forward for ease of access. The features offered in the Galaxy are good. The traditional instrument cluster could have been replaced with an optional 10” digital screen.

The engine range is big and filled all the needs for the users. For the diesel version, there was a range from 110 hp up to a 210 hp engine, as for the gasoline versions, that offered between 160 and 240 hp. For some versions, the Galaxy could have been fitted with all-wheel-drive, all-wheel-steering and 8-speed automatic transmission.