Ford Galaxy review

Commodious, of fairly high quality and stuffed with tech’ (like the Intelligent Speed Limiter, which reads road signs and limits your speed accordingly). There are soft-touch, solid-feeling plastics aplenty, and all the controls have a distinctly Germanic action to them. Seats in the spacious second-row slide about and recline individually, while the two behind them flip up and down at the touch of button: there’s more family-focused space than the S-Max there, too. There are loads of cubbies and flip-down tables on the front seat backs, of course, but it’s a shame the Galaxy’s lost those airline-style overhead storage bins. Eminently practical, nonetheless.