Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia Reviews
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★★★★★
“BEST CAR EVER”
Written on: 28/11/2012 by S.WILSON213
HAD CAR 10 YEARS 18 MONTH OLD WHEN BOUGHT HER ONLY WEAR AND TEAR PARTS REPLACED ALLWAYS STARTS GREAT FOR COMFORT EASE OF DRIVING AND VERY VERISITLE WHEN TAKE SEATS OUT CAN FIT ALLMOST ANYTHING IN SOFA /BEDS MAIN THING IS THE COMFORT WHEN DRIVING AND PASSENGER (read more)
★★★★★
“2000 MK2 Galaxy 2.3 16v Manual Ghia”
Written on: 28/02/2012 by carnut86 (3 reviews written)
I am on my 2nd Galaxy. The first one was MK1 1998 2.3 GLX Model and was great on fuel for its age, and only ever demanded the standard servicing parts, It was spacious, my dogs loved it as I have 3, 1 huge dog, 1 medium and 1 small dog who all had more than enough space, The suspension was firm but soft enough to take all the bumps, and it only failed its MOT on an ABS sensor and ring, which I DIY repaired and cost less than £50 for the parts. The only 2 reasons I got rid of it was because... (read more)
★★★★☆
“Owned a 2.3l Ghia x from new (£21,000) Jan 1998 and...”
Written on: 28/03/2011
Owned a 2.3l Ghia x from new (£21,000) Jan 1998 and have just traded it in with 68K on the clock. Like all Fords the plastic bits came adrift in the first few years but having said that not one mechanical component has been replaced. The car has same exhaust and brake disks as from the factory. The starter motor is a bit noisy but what would you expect after 10,000 engine cranks. The Galaxy is a versatile MPV offering average to good performance on most road types and in in most road... (read more)
★★★★☆
“The only major problem I have had and cannot cure is...”
Written on: 08/08/2010
The only major problem I have had and cannot cure is the air con! I started having problems about 2 years ago and took it to local ford dealer to address the problem? they totaly overhauled it and it cost £1100!!! BUT the problem was never really sorted and the problem is this, The air con comes on when it feels like it and not when I want it to, If i turn it on it may not work but I can get it to work by turning the heat up to full and then it will kick in,It may then work for 5-10 mins... (read more)
★★★☆☆
“Not a bad car but I had to pay £60 to get the air con...”
Written on: 10/06/2010
Not a bad car but I had to pay £60 to get the air con recharged after only 8 months. The garage have put a dye in the system and said if the discharge has been caused by a stone chip then a new system (condenser) will be down to me!
Not very happy about this as I explained that it should perhaps have a guard in front of it. Or even suggested that it may not be fit for purpose. They wouldn't have it and I will await and see. Just a typical poor Ford service for a new car. Purchased from...
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★☆☆☆☆
“The steering rack packed in when the car was just over...”
Written on: 21/05/2010
The steering rack packed in when the car was just over 3 years. £1500 replacement. Ford refused to make any contribution at all.
The central locking went after 2 and a half year on the passenger door.
The handbrake keeps falling apart - it's an absolutely dreadful, shoddy design.
I deeply regret buying a Ford Galaxy.
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★★★★★
“The Ford Galaxy is really the best car ever! You have...”
Written on: 30/03/2010
The Ford Galaxy is really the best car ever! You have a lot of space and it has a BEAUTIFUL DESIGN! EVERYTHING on and in the car is rounded, I like that. The 5 seats in the back are removable so you can create a big boot or you have 5 good seats. By the newest Galaxy you can't remove them an the seats are bad. I like the sound of that 2.3 DOHC engine. I'll keep it my whole life!!! (read more)
★★★★★
“I bought my 2.3 Galaxy as a replacement for my...”
Written on: 12/03/2010 by Crannoid (1 review written)
I bought my 2.3 Galaxy as a replacement for my Chrysler Voyager and would definitely buy another. Although it was not as well appointed it is an order of magnitude more comfortable on a long journey, much easier to drive (great engine) and the visibility is way better than the Voyager.
It goes all over the country full of kids, camping gear, pulling trailers, (up to 1 tonne) full of Scout stuff, etc. and has given very little trouble.
I agree that rain does come in through the open window...
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★★★★☆
“Excellent people carrier. Excellent cruise on motor...”
Written on: 16/02/2010
Excellent people carrier. Excellent cruise on motor way. Bags of space. Good value for money despite new gearbox (link bolt dropped into gearbox)£1300. New clutch £400 (The alps a challenge for any vehicle fully loaded). Tyres expensive £100+ (Make sure you get the correct tyres they must be re-enforced). Cruise control packed up (common problem) not fixed. Windscreen wipers packed up now fixed after pulling apart linkage/cleaning/greasing etc (make sure make a note of the correct position... (read more)
★★★☆☆
“Great car for carrying passengers and generally...”
Written on: 06/01/2010
Great car for carrying passengers and generally reliable but the VW built automatic transmission fitted on the 2.3 models of this year is apparently prone to trouble and is an expensive replacement. (read more)
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★★★☆☆
“Purchased 2nd hand about 6yrs ago with c60k on the...”
Written on: 12/10/2009
Purchased 2nd hand about 6yrs ago with c60k on the clock. It has apart from the expected electrical gremlins (removed all interior light bulbs!) been very reliable & at 120K mls has just passed another MOT today only requiring some minor work on the wiring on the boot door. Performance is more than ample for a car of this nature (I drive a Porsche 911, this is partners car), economy is OK though obviously not a diesel, refinement, ride, road noise etc not up to more modern standards but car... (read more)
★★★★☆
“I purchased a new galaxy in 2001. Its now done...”
Written on: 02/09/2009 by sallybee64 (2 reviews written)
I purchased a new galaxy in 2001. Its now done 87000miles. Problems I've had are from first day broke down, leaking thermostat casing - replaced. Air con not working , replaced matrix, aircon broke replace relay, replaced relay again within 12 months. An thats it!
For a car as complex as the Galaxy and the way we use it I would recommend it to anyone - BUT remember these cars cost £20K + for a reason - its not a Fiesta and parts can be pricey. A full exhaust system £500 - but I haven't had...
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★★☆☆☆
“i have owned a 2001 galaxy ghia for a while now! it...”
Written on: 03/06/2009 by xmrdunnx
i have owned a 2001 galaxy ghia for a while now! it has done 150,000 miles and has been lpg converted from new! once you flick it over to lpg its more cost efective on fuel than the 2008 1.2 fiesta i own!!!! loosing the awful fuel consumption when it runs on petrol!!!! but other than that what a boat!!! so slugish up hills, and the only time it doesnt rattle is when all the seats are sat in! and even then the dash drives me mad!!!! im adding a supercharger to it from a corrado G60 which ups... (read more)
★★★☆☆
“Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia car is very spacious. Problems...”
Written on: 22/05/2009
Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia car is very spacious. Problems with cruise control dont know where to turn, tried lots of garages, keep saying its a relay. (read more)
★★★☆☆
“The Ford Galaxy 2.3 has all the toys with it being the...”
Written on: 13/04/2009 by excelsior
The Ford Galaxy 2.3 has all the toys with it being the Ghia model and the kids love the privacy glass in the back. Love the 12v sockets in the back so we can put the cool box in the back for long journeys, captain seats in the front so we can turn them around and play games with kids if we get where we're going and it's pouring with rain. gr8 motor only had it for about two weeks but so far so good - it's the 2.3 ghia on a y plate. (read more)
★★★★☆
“I have only one criticism - a major one. The design of...”
Written on: 18/10/2008
I have only one criticism - a major one. The design of the spare tyre retaining mechanism on my old model is awful. It frequently breaks - like mine did. How have Ford geared their mighty Empire to solve the problem on newer models? Simple - According to my info - you haven't got a spare tyre, just a repair kit! How daft is that? I cannot believe that Ford would do such a thing. What happened to research and development? (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“Just about everything has gone wrong with my Ford...”
Written on: 25/05/2008
Just about everything has gone wrong with my Ford Galaxy, has cost me a fortune to repair, only 2001 reg but new gearbox, clutch, 2 exhausts and tyres every 4 months, lots and lots of repairs. (read more)
★★★★★
“Having owned this Galaxy for 5 years and reading other...”
Written on: 13/07/2007 by TitaniumX (1 review written)
Having owned this Galaxy for 5 years and reading other reviews, I can only assume everyone that it is those who have trouble are writing the reviews, whilst the others are still driving!
I can honestly say only two things have gone wrong in the 5 years I have owned this car. The front antiroll bar link failed (£29 from ford) and the drivers door speaker became intermittent (faulty wiring in the door - easy fix though). Other than that this car has been ultra reliable and as we top the 140K...
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★★☆☆☆
“Noise from engine at 27k miles - Ford didn't want to...”
Written on: 07/11/2006 by keith hammond (1 review written)
Noise from engine at 27k miles - Ford didn't want to know. Noise worsened at 31k and drive plate cracked - Out of warranty and guess what, Ford did not want to know. Thanks for nothing and a £610.00 repair bill elsewhere. Oh yeah - air con is also no good - I've had it re-gassed twice. (read more)
★★★☆☆
“Have had my Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia in and out of the...”
Written on: 04/11/2006 by angiebabe42 (3 reviews written)
Have had my Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia in and out of the workshops so many times I can't count, to have the air conditioning looked at. Ford finally replaced the whole system. Out of warranty now and it's packed up again!
Likewise the windscreen wiper motor regularly blew fuses (Ford said we must have tried using the wipers when they were frozen to the screen, we hadn't) but after numerous times in the workshop to have a fault find on it, they replaced the motor, now less than two years on, and...
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★★★★★
“Lots of people complain about the Galaxy but I think...”
Written on: 20/04/2006 by pandrew (3 reviews written)
Lots of people complain about the Galaxy but I think it's a great car.
We've had one for 3 years and have 4 children. There is loads of room and we don't have any problems with space. When we go on holiday we add a roof box and have plenty of capacity.
As long as you remember it's a big MPV and not a sporty saloon/estate you'll be fine. We had an estate before but it was too cramped and the Galaxy gives us all the space we need.
It's not a fashion statement but we don't care. The...
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★★★★★
“What a load of moaners below. This is my second Ford...”
Written on: 13/04/2006 by JohnEvans (1 review written)
What a load of moaners below. This is my second Ford Galaxy. This one has done 265,000 miles! Petrol engine. Same clutch same exhaust!
Has had 2 coil packs and 1 extra set of discs all around.
It was hammered as hard as it could be, up hill, down dale and around the bend. Has never let me down. Was only serviced every 20k miles by mistake. (sales guy!)
My third will be delivered in July 06.
Goes like a rocket, I guess after 260k miles I've loosened the engine up a little.
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Live2Die's Response to JohnEvans's Review
Written on: 08/09/2006
While not underpowered, I would be fairly skeptical of the comment that "it goes like a rocket". Mine does 0-60 in 18s, which I would be hard pressed to class as "rocket" grade performance.
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★★★☆☆
“I replaced my very expensive Ford Galaxy windscreen...”
Written on: 26/01/2006 by George111 (1 review written)
I replaced my very expensive Ford Galaxy windscreen wiper motor just a year ago and there are already signs of it deteriorating again. (read more)
236520_Benaj's Response to George111's Review
Written on: 30/03/2006
I have a ford galaxy and the windscreen wiper motor has just packed up, the cause of which was the linkage on the drivers side which had seized up, if you need a new motor volkswagen sell them cheaper than ford. Is it possible to get them reconditioned?
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346617_Gaemawhizz's Response to George111's Review
Written on: 21/02/2008
I have a 2000 2.3 zetec and also have trouble with windscreen wipers ford tried to charge nearly £800.00, but i have found out it is the spindles from the mechenism to the wiper arms gets clogged up with muck and causes them to seize.
What is needed is lashings of penitrating oil after removing the circlip and washer then a small o ring try and work it up and down with oil.
It cured mine just remember to clean the drains reguarly and oil them up well, its damn site cheaper than new motors and mechenisms hope this helps someone.
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Juliemaurice's Response to George111's Review
Written on: 14/01/2009
I am desperate i have just been informed that i need to replace my ford galaxy zetec windscreen wiper motor at a cost of £316 pounds plus. I need to find a second hand part (Just cannot afford new) i have been told that this is occurring a lot on the newer Galaxies is this true, if so is it a manufacturing fault?
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★☆☆☆☆
“I wouldn't buy a Ford Galaxy again. Bought it new,...”
Written on: 12/01/2006 by tanba (2 reviews written)
I wouldn't buy a Ford Galaxy again. Bought it new, 2002 model, and have been beset with problems including almost 18 monthly replacement of brake discs and brake pads. The front tyres also need far too frequent replacement and at around £110 per tyre, that is a very expensive regular replacement.
The aircon in the rear has been faulty.
Servicing has been horrendous and expensive. I've been completely put off Ford garages.
It is a very thirsty vehicle. There is far too much rattling in the...
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★★☆☆☆
“I don't like the Ford Galaxy for the reasons stated...”
Written on: 18/08/2005 by johnnrossetti (1 review written)
I don't like the Ford Galaxy for the reasons stated above, but the dealer service departments are what really hurt. I find the vision out of the windscreen very limited and in particular there is a constant blind spot when turning left or right, where pedestrians can become invisible. The car has done 156000 miles, partly because I cannot afford to change it, and recently after a dealer forgot to check the spark plugs, I was told I needed a new engine, (£4750) I took it to a local garage who... (read more)
Ruthcorkin's Response to johnnrossetti's Review
Written on: 24/08/2005
I agree with everything this owner has written. in addition, my Galaxy caught fire, melting the fuse box. I was towed to a number of garages, including a Ford dealer, none of whom would touch the car, as the problem was a common fault! A dealer in Banbury finally agreed to do the work with a resultant cost of £450 for a new alternator and fuse box. Also, I complained that the engine fans were noisy, so they agreed one was faulty and disconnected the other. The cruise control has failed and the automatic climate control display flashes. Ford's customer service is atrocious and I can't wait to get rid of the Galaxy, having had it for 41\2 years!
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219887_Anne Caswell's Response to johnnrossetti's Review
Written on: 06/12/2005
I totally agree with the poor vision due to windscreen pillars. Also i find that i can't open the window after it has rained as the water blows off of the windscreen into the car. On the positive side, we have just driven through France to southern Italy with three teenage children and it was the best possible car for us to travel in. Loads of room for the children and luggage once a middle seat and a back seat were removed. Our Galaxy travelled 3000 miles and didn't even hiccup. The fuel consumption was astonishingly low and the engine had not used a drop of oil. I think that apart from having to look around that windscreen pillar and not being able to open windows on a wet day, our Ford Galaxy has got to be the most comfortable and reliable family car/work horse that i have ever owned in twenty years of driving.
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★★★★☆
“Does what is is designed to do - carries seven adults...”
Written on: 01/07/2005 by Mark Selby
Does what is is designed to do - carries seven adults or after leaving seats somewhere, can take a three piece suite. Seats are heavy, but easy to fix if you have a strong back. Handles very well for a big van and by using gears, with seats out and air-con off, will mix it with the best of saloon cars on winding country roads - and you can see over walls. More power would make this unbeatable, especailly if fuel use did not increase - 25 mpg average.
Lots of little faults when new, but...
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★☆☆☆☆
“This Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia is the first People Carrier...”
Written on: 23/06/2005 by welshbird (1 review written)
This Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia is the first People Carrier type vehicle I have been given for work, performance and engine wise it's OK - but the interior and creature comforts necessary for long journeys are in urgent need of a make-over (read more)
199998_Mark Selby's Response to welshbird's Review
Written on: 01/07/2005
Is this an 03 ghia? Mine has parking sensors and CD player standard on 02 plate (plus other stuff new to that year such as full centre seatbelt (middle row), cruise control etc.)
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Live2Die's Response to welshbird's Review
Written on: 08/09/2006
Likewise, I find it hard to believe this is about a Ghia model. CD changer, electric mirrors, captain seats (with armrests) and cruise control we're standard on '90s Ghias.
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★☆☆☆☆
“Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia - I get a private lease car every...”
Written on: 16/06/2005 by slholland
Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia - I get a private lease car every 3 years. This time (2 years ago) I was going to have one of the new Espace's. Because of constant problems with delivery, I opted for a Galaxy instead. What a mistake that was.
I find the car uncomfortable, the seats are difficult to remove. I have done 45,000 miles in two years and am on the second clutch already.
The air contitioning broke after about six weeks of ownership and the service signal always seems to be on.
I wish I had...
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☆☆☆☆☆
“The Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia is the worst I've had. sub...”
Written on: 31/05/2005 by johnman (1 review written)
The Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia is the worst I've had. sub standard service history, T reg air con is better than newer 51 plate and what moron designs drink holders to be placeover audio /radio? (read more)
Morts's Response to johnman's Review
Written on: 02/06/2005
Not very helpful. Its your fault for buying a car with a bad service history, you haven't specified what the problems were and who rates a car on air con and drink holders.
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<br>Totally useless review.
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Johnman's Response to johnman's Review
Written on: 02/06/2005
at point of sale told vehicle had genuine ford history but on picking up vehicle told service record in the system and did not appear after several requests till gear box needed replacing misled all the way
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★★★★★
“There is a lot of whingeing from the other reviewers....”
Written on: 04/01/2005 by WellContent (1 review written)
There is a lot of whingeing from the other reviewers. Maybe the petrol Ford Galaxy People Carriers are a bad choice?
But try this for size: 182,000 miles (yes, one hundred and eighty two thousand) from my 2001 Y-reg diesel - and still on the original clutch and gearbox, returning 41.26 overall mpg from new (including very high motorway speeds and frequent 7-passenger + luggage loads) and, apart from regular servicing including cambelts only track rod ends and brake discs replaced.
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★★☆☆☆
“The Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia People Carriers reliability...”
Written on: 22/10/2004 by andrew251960 (1 review written)
The Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia People Carriers reliability is rubbish, I've had more niggly faults with this vehicle that any other I have owned.
Air bag light kept coming on, new sensor fitted and problem now reoccuring. Told its a common problem (the VW Sharron and Seat Alabamha have the same problem). Sensor wiring goes on steering column after approx 50,000 miles, quoted 500.00 to repair! Cheaper to just stick black tape over the warning light. Headlight and brake bulbs blow reguluar as...
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Xxghdloverxx's Response to andrew251960's Review
Written on: 17/11/2004
I've got a 2.8 ghia 2001 and have the same problem with warning lights that come on then go off without leaving any trace in the diagnostic module. Helpful Ford Agent suggested a new replacement engine at a cost of £5K.
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<br>Last Ford I ever buy...
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<br>Absolute Rubbish!
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★★☆☆☆
“I have a 2002 Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia automatic people...”
Written on: 18/10/2004 by galaxyMum (1 review written)
I have a 2002 Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia automatic people carrier. Although I find it very comfortable to drive and easy, quick and versatile, I have found the number of mounting problems a pain: twice the pre tensioner has needed replacing (makes a high pitched noise), the service by the Ford company has been appalling (hence reason I will not buy another Ford in future), the petrol consumption, even for an automatic, is horrendous, and getting spare parts has been a pain.
Plus spare parts need...
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Jane40's Response to galaxyMum's Review
Written on: 01/02/2006
i have just bought a galaxy and i have the same squealing noise when driving. i'm unsure if i should take it back and get my money back as i have only had it three weeks and it has been in the garage being repaired for two of those. Don't think i would ever get another Ford.
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★★★★☆
“I have a Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia, "R" reg, and the brake...”
Written on: 05/03/2004 by iancunningham (1 review written)
I have a Ford Galaxy 2.3 Ghia, "R" reg, and the brake lights on the car symbol on the dash dont always go out, when I press the brake pedal. and the actual brake lights don't work when this happens, but this is intermittant and when they do go out the brake lights work again, is anyone else having this problem? and I have read that if Galaxy owners experience flooding problems, Ford will repair free of charge, does this still apply to me if I am the third owner and the car way out of... (read more)
Andymac001's Response to iancunningham's Review
Written on: 06/05/2004
I also own a 1998 Ghia X 2.3, and have experienced the same problem with the intermittant brake light fault. I fitted a new brake light switch, and the problem was solved. The problem with the old switch was the contacts inside start to burn, possibly due to the number of operations it has done, also poor adjustment can cause the contacts to arc. A new switch purchased for about £10.00 from a Ford dealer fixed it.
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Blueovalbus's Response to iancunningham's Review
Written on: 20/03/2007
Internal flooding is caused by either the rear washer pipe coming apart in the passenger side door seal, or blocked scuttle drains either side of the bulk head. Both easily fixed in less than an hour.
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Normany's Response to iancunningham's Review
Written on: 24/06/2009
for your brake light problem try removing the brake switch and spraying some switch lubricant into the switch, the next to do is change the brake switch, I am on my 4th switch change must be a bad batch of switches.<br/>good luck.<br/><br/>Norman
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Normany's Response to iancunningham's Review
Written on: 27/06/2009
if you have sun roof and there is flooding in the foot well then the most likely is sun roof gutter pipe as come loose, to get to it you will need to pull away the door pilers plastic moulding and pull back the roof lining.<br/>Hope this help.<br/>Normany
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★★★★☆
“I bought my Ford Galaxy 2000 with 60,000 miles and a...”
Written on: 03/01/2004 by jeffdaguilar (1 review written)
I bought my Ford Galaxy 2000 with 60,000 miles and a respectful full service history. I was disappointed when the gearbox went? actually it was a small bolt that locks into the lincages called a pinchbolt. If your not careful you will be charged for a full gearbox £1,200 when the job is only £100-200!! Also loss of power to galaxy common fault- new turbo? no you've been guilty of running the car in the red the injectors are very sensative it will pack up the turbo.Solution good injector... (read more)
Hasiba's Response to jeffdaguilar's Review
Written on: 13/07/2005
I dont think ive met any one with a ford galaxy that does not have multiple faults. I have a Ford Galaxy Ghia 2.3 Auto 1999 and from day one the car wasnt on my side. the first little twitches were with indication problems wich seemed minor faults at the time but now im experiencing problems like gearbox failures, immobiliser inconcistencies,Jerking, air conditioner problems, problems with keys to name but a few. Ford motor company seem to think there is no problems with this car but it just seemes to me they have very low expectations of a Ford galaxy. let me know if you have the same problem .
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★★★★☆
“I am glad my Ford Galaxy 2000 X 19 tdi has been under...”
Written on: 04/11/2003 by Andrew Coe (1 review written)
I am glad my Ford Galaxy 2000 X 19 tdi has been under warranty! (read more)
★★☆☆☆
“Bought a 1999 T 2.3 LX Galaxy with 10k on clock in...”
Written on: 24/10/2003 by mikescales (1 review written)
Bought a 1999 T 2.3 LX Galaxy with 10k on clock in 2000. Immediately I had problems with electirc windows not working. It turned out to be caused by a water leak which was shorting some electrics. I then have the first of many visits to various dealerships to correct a problem with the Airbag warning light coming on for no reason. Over the past 3 years I have had two new Airbag units, 3 clock springs and various resets where the Ford garage have said that it is a build up of high resistance... (read more)
Terryc's Response to mikescales's Review
Written on: 09/09/2004
I've also been plagued by electrical problems ever since I bought my P reg 2.3 GLX about a couple of years ago. Now it's only done 70k miles but in that 2 years I've had to take it to an auto electrician to repair:-
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<br>- Faulty brake light switch (5 times)
<br>- New battery
<br>- New motor for drivers side electric window
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<br>Plus, I've spent about £200 trying to sort out the aircon, and it's still not working. The thing is that this car is so versatile for me & my family. When it's running well it's absolutely great, but these niggling little electrical problems really make me hate it sometimes. I dont think that I can honestly recommend this car. I for one will be trying out a Japanese MPV in the near future.
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★★★★☆
“My galaxy is a T reg 1999 TDi ghia x. manual. ”
Written on: 23/07/2003 by wild oggie.
My galaxy is a T reg 1999 TDi ghia x. manual.
Purchased in 2002. every month something goes wrong. ie air con- evaperator changed. vibration when braking at around 70MPH. latest serious fault a bolt on the gear box i believe the selector bolt to the rods snapped and fell into the gearbox after mashing everything flew out of the casing, leaving me stranded plus a huge bill for repair. Whats next ?
other than expensive tyres and exhaust system. other than that i love it ha ha.
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★★★★★
“Just purchased 96 Galaxy 2.8 ghia. Very nice, loads of...”
Written on: 30/04/2003 by GEOFF BUSHNELL.
Just purchased 96 Galaxy 2.8 ghia. Very nice, loads of room as only 6 seats,The engine very powerful v6 but watch the petrol!!!!.The bad points now a funny smell from heater on warm or hot .Only had 1 key so decided to get another one cut .Went to Ford in reading £76.00 for the remote key but they do not cut the keys as they are a VW key,Took the key to a locksmith then returned to ford only to be told you need 3 keys to programe any more keys.How stupid is this. Apart from that I love the... (read more)
Patricktrfc's Response to 93692_GEOFF BUSHNELL.'s Review
Written on: 29/08/2003
Funny smell - is it like maple syrup??
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<br>If so this will be your heater matrix needing replacement
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★★★★☆
“Just returned my second Ford Galaxy after 6 months of...”
Written on: 01/04/2003 by Richard.
Just returned my second Ford Galaxy after 6 months of driving. Why? Well, it was a leased car which went with the job, and I've now left that employer.
A review of my first Galaxy is also on this site, showing very poor reliability. So how did the second one compare?
This one was a 2.3 Ghia Auto in the new styling. The last one was a 2.3 Ghia X Auto. The X level trim is not currently available, so I bought heated front seats, sunroof, as extras.
This time, there were no reliability problems....
★★★★★
“I bought my Galaxy 6 months ago. I compared with other...”
Written on: 18/02/2003 by Odahcam.
I bought my Galaxy 6 months ago. I compared with other MPV in the market and the interiors are the best. The performance of the vehicle is much better than other MPV (try to make a test drive if you have doubts). The Galaxy comes with the cockpit in front of the driver, not in the midle like most of the other MPV... (read more)
101871_Kaydee.'s Response to 73862_Odahcam.'s Review
Written on: 27/05/2003
Gushing!, far too short, not credible. Please supply relevent performance stats.
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★★★★☆
“I have owned a 2.8 1996 Galaxy Ghia for the past...”
Written on: 13/10/2002 by chris wragg.
I have owned a 2.8 1996 Galaxy Ghia for the past eighteen months. What with having three kids and towing a caravan the car is ideal for our famaily.
The air conditioning has packed up. I've been quoted £1000 to replace the broken evaporator (which involves removing the dash (not too sure whether to have it fixed or not). Has anyone had this fault mended?
I also had problems with the electrics (windows, roof and alarm) going off on there own accord. After consulting an expert?????? i was told...
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55884_Richard.'s Response to chris wragg.'s Review
Written on: 05/12/2002
Yes, I had the evaporator changed on my last Galaxy. It *is* a big job (but luckily I wasn't paying!). Afterwards there were a number of electrical problems, largely due to the removal of the dashboard. Like the instrument lights no longer worked...
And the air conditioning wasn't fixed either - it also needed yet another new compressor. The aircon is extremely unreliable on Galaxys, it would appear.
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113979_Geraint.'s Response to chris wragg.'s Review
Written on: 08/07/2003
I have a Galaxy Ghia (1997) and am currently having the evaporator replaced - under a warrenty - but since the initial examination there has been a problem with the electrics!
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Oioisavaloy's Response to chris wragg.'s Review
Written on: 17/09/2003
Would love to know how much a new evaporator is, as mine has got a leak been quoted £260 for labour alone due to having to remove the dash!
<br>Any views....
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Chris Sanders's Response to chris wragg.'s Review
Written on: 31/03/2004
My Galaxy is a T reg 2.3 Ghia X. I have had similar problems with water entering the vehicle on the passenger side. It has been backwards and forwards to Dagenham Motors in Enfield who very grudgingly did the last job under warranty, which still has five months to run. The rear passenger side window has a mind of its own, caused no doubt by watering entering the ECU. Shortly after buying it (with a 2 year warranty) the auto box stuck in neutral and there have been several other smaller irritations. Dagenham Motors have been unbelievably unhelpful and look upon it as an 'old' car. The car has been back on average once a month in the last five months to try to resolve the water problem. The first time they tried drying out the carpet by running the engine for about three hours with the heater on and used about £30.00 of petrol. Their excuse was that it was the best way to dry it out. The next time it rained the car filled with water again. They quoted me over £200 to replace the pollen filter wher they eventually reckned the water was coming in. When I refused and insisted that it was done under warranty they grudgingly agreed but the old pollen filter was only resealed. If I had paid for it, a new one would have been fitted. The underlay is so wet that it squelches when you tread on it and they will not replace it. After this experience I doubt that I will ever buy another Ford.
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★★★★☆
“I have a 1997 1.9 Ford Galaxy tdi MPV. It's great with...”
Written on: 22/09/2002 by Jimmy.
I have a 1997 1.9 Ford Galaxy tdi MPV. It's great with 3 kids on long journeys. However I've had it for about 2 years and had numerous problems with it.
It has constantly had problems with the ABS light coming on and staying on. I've had a new abs sensor (cost £90). This solved the problem for a couple of months and now it's on again.
The driver side electric window motor needed replacing, I had a new airflow meter fitted (£299) and the bottom engine mounting bolt snapped last week (£40). I...
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87829_Naz.'s Response to 39051_Jimmy.'s Review
Written on: 10/04/2003
very honest review, Could it be just a prob with this particular car.
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103045_Brian.'s Response to 39051_Jimmy.'s Review
Written on: 01/06/2003
useful to hear of these problems. Most of us hate having to return to the garage to get stuff fixed especially with a new car
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Kevin Matthews's Response to 39051_Jimmy.'s Review
Written on: 11/10/2003
Be warned - air mass sensor is silly money £200 plus. Only your dealer has it and you need it. Costs Ford £24 to produce and ship to dealer. Fit it yourself in three minutes, no setting up.
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Jeffdaguilar's Response to 39051_Jimmy.'s Review
Written on: 06/01/2004
loss of power to the galaxy and the turbo not kicking in..is this the airflow metre? i drive for a living and currently have garages ripping me off all the time. MY car struggles up hills and im being painfully overtaken as the car sets out in first to second gear reving like mad but car doesnt appear to be responding with any vava voom.. please email for assistance. jeff
email jeffdaguilar@yahoo.com
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Mustie's Response to 39051_Jimmy.'s Review
Written on: 13/09/2004
I drive a R reg 1997 galaxy i got the car 1 year ago today , and i noticed the back light on the roof mounted clock didnt work , then 1 day i went out and while driving the light on the clock came on and then the ABS light came on also , ive not had the chance to get it looked at as of yet but ive heard that the galaxy suffers from lots of electrical faults mines just got the 1 at the moment , i am very tempted to take the bulb out so theres no ABS light .. Galaxy lovley car to drive great for my family of 7 no other problems so far ... touch wood
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170252_Joanna Bradley's Response to 39051_Jimmy.'s Review
Written on: 14/09/2004
We have got a 1.9tdi r reg, having real trouble getting to the bottom of a problem where when the car reaches a certain amount of revs it surges thus not regaining preformance until the engine is reset, had mss air flow meter changed 3 times and the main ecu unit also. Problem still not solved. Really annoying as dangerous when on the motorway and car looses power. Also the air bag light is on continuously.
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★★★☆☆
“As of this week I'm driving my second brand new Ford...”
Written on: 04/09/2002 by Richard.
As of this week I'm driving my second brand new Ford Galaxy, so it can't be all bad. BUT...
I had a 1999 T registered Galaxy Ghia X 2.3 Auto. During the 3+ years and 77,000 miles that I drove it, it suffered from the following:
- repeated air conditioning faults, resulting in it being off the road for several weeks (!), the fitting of 2 compressors and an evaporator. This last required the removal of the entire dashboard, resulting in loads of related electrical problems.
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Colin Teoh.'s Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 18/09/2002
Couldn't agree more!
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<br>Driving a 1998 Ghia 2.3 with mileage of 115k km. Had the air-con evaporator changed once and it's now leaking again. Was told that "these things happen" every 2-3 years. Never had this happen in the other 4 cars I bought so i'm a bit sceptical when told this is "normal".
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<br>Complained about braking noise and the Ford agent had the discs skimmed. This started a juddering problem that has not gone away - even when the discs were changed. Does anyone know what's wrong ?
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<br>The electrics have rendered the car immobile a few times, once because the safety depress feature on the auto meant I couldn't select gears.
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<br>It's a very frustrating car but I still like it despite all the faults as it's still a good package. However with patience wearing thin, i might just consider a new Odessey !
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43036_Richard.'s Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 11/10/2002
Among the several other faults I <strong>didn't</strong> list was the very same problem of not being able to select a gear on the auto shift because of an electrical problem with the brake interlock.
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<br>Sound familiar?
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94307_Robert.'s Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 02/05/2003
I have a 2.3 Auto Ghia 1999 Galaxy and had the same Gear select problem. Its due to a switch failure on the brake pedal that stops you starting the vehicle in Drive or Reverse (A saftey feature). You have to step on the brake pedal to change gear to Drive but if the switch fails it thinks the brake is not on and hence you cannot change gear. The garage tried to fit a non Ford switch to it but this failed almost straight away...The ford switch has now lasted about a year.
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<br>Otherwise we love the car for the space and cruising ability (NOT the MPG though but what do you expect for a big Van sized petrol auto?)
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112874_Cheesed Off.'s Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 03/07/2003
Glad to know that ours is not the only rubbish galaxy on the road, Vibration on front, is hideous and has been reoccuring since the 3rd month of ownership and Ford cant fix it, uneven tyre wear second set on front, 2 new gear boxes, numerous drive shafts, subframe adjustments, lost count of other minor faults, too badly shaken after a trip out in it. Computer has mind of its own, registers no petrol when it has fuel, now doesn't beep on reversing or when close to objects, very noisy air conditioning, has no get up and go, incorrect timing. Have for 2 years 'asked 'Ford for replacement, suprise suprise they are still fixing it! About to make a court case for fair play, car was bought from new but is not luxury travel, nor engineered for living, nor built to last as advertised. Do Not Buy One. But would help my cause if your problems were the same and printed here. Car is 2.8 Ghia Auto reg Y
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114033_Angry Owner.'s Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 08/07/2003
Air con went wrong on my X reg TDI last year. The garage couldn't fix it for a while just when we needed it for our touring holiday. Eventually the air con kind of fix but much noiser and dash rattle since.
<br>Now brake judders when doing around 70. Keep taking it back and they kept saying they couldn't find anything wrong.
<br>Anyone had similar problems or other problem I need to look out for.
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114408_Richard.'s Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 09/07/2003
As author of the original review, just returned out of curiosity...
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<br>As far as the problem with vibration when braking from high speeds is concerned, replacing the front discs worked. But each time it recurred after a few months. As I said, I wasn't paying because the vehicle was leased with a maintenance contract - it would have made me very poor otherwise!
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<br>I had a further vibration problem which started at about 2.5 years old and was unrelated to the braking problem. This improved slightly after having new track rod ends and new tyres fitted.
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<br>I had to argue with the garage who said they could find no problem, but a test drive with the Service Manager soon persuaded them. I went through this rigmarole 3 times, but the vehicle was returned to the leasing company before it was fixed. The service from this Ford main dealer was awful, bordering on the incompetent and possibly fraudulent - I will never do business with them again.
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Kevin Matthews's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 11/10/2003
Richard, would imagine your driving Nissan by now. 2.8 1997 brake vibrations is caused by a problem during disc construction. Discs are on the dealers shelves too soon after production(still warm in boxes)They should be weathered before being machined.
<br>Re customer service problems: Ford UK have a dept that will listen, be honest, their dealers don't question and makes your local service manager notice you as a person who just gave them £15000.........The telephone number is in your phone book under small claims court - give them a call, I've found my dealer sees reason every time.
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David Elbourn's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 16/10/2003
Galaxy Ghia 1.9 TDI 130PS, bought brand new July 03. In first 3000 miles I have experienced brake problems. On gentle braking downhill the front nearside brake grabs, and vehicle pulls to nearside violently. One occasion on the A30 along the edge of Dartmoor, with over 1 ton of caravan on back, miles on clock 1300, lucky to recover it without going off road. At just over 2900 miles it happened twice in one day, second time put me off the road, and hit a granite block. Damage to rear passenger door over £1000. Ford says as they cannot recreate the problem there is no fault. Ford customer service helpline absolutely atrocious just received my phone bill from three calls to them, where you are put on hold "sorry all out customer service operators are busy please hold" cost me over £5, just to get through. One suggestion by call service operator was that as it had been back to the garage three times if I wasn't happy that it could not be found that I paid normal service charges and let the garage have it for an extended period for tests. What at nearly £50 an hour they must be joking. So much for the "Ford Experience".
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<br>I like the car, but have lost all confidence in it due to this braking problem.
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<br>I have written to Ford HQ listing my complaints, and mentioned in the letter that a copy is being lodged with my union legal department as possible protection in the event of legal action against me if I kill someone due to this fault, as Ford say the vehicle is not faulty.
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<br>A worried Galaxy owner. As this is being written have received a recall on it as there is a curtain airbag wiring fault.
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150808_Blisso's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 08/04/2004
Have a 1999 T reg 2.3 Auto Zetec. Experienced severe juddering from front braking at speed, dissappeared after replacing discs but reoccured 3 months later. Had to have 2 (TWO!) Wiper Motors fitted in 26 months at over £300 each.
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Exemplum's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 10/09/2004
I have a 1998 2.3 Ghia X that I have owned since May 2001, it was bought on the Isle of Wight with only 23k on the clock. When bought the car was immaculate. Within weeks of having it problems started occuring with the cruise control, it went back several times to the dealership and each time it failed within a matter of days. I eventually looked at it myself and found the vacuum hose behind the NSF indicator was split, Once I retermintated the hose, problem went away, 3 years on, still as right as rain.
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<br>Never had the problem with braking as mentioned elsewhere, but the aircon has stopped working, told by fords it was the evaporator and wanted £1,100 to fix!
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<br>Also dogged with problems with CD changer, always skipping disks and throwing up ERROR 5 can live with that, just annoying!
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<br>Otherwise, car very good, now reached 66k on the clock and has never broken down (mechanically) and on my third set of rubbers for it.
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Chrisgjc's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 19/09/2004
I have a Galaxy 1.9TD, 2002 model. It has air conditioning problems. Now isolated to a "part" that is required to effect a fix. This will be done by removing dashboard etc.. However the part is on a "back order" and is now three weeks overdue. A common fault, a common part and still the delay! On top of that, the dealer clearly does not understand the issue and Ford is a pain when it comes to after sales "service". Just try complaining ... it's never their fault, always the dealer and vice versa. Good job it's a company lease .. I wouldn't put my own money into one.
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Johnman's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 01/11/2004
After applying hand brake on T reg auto galaxy, I was unaware keys could be removed and it was not quite in park, well you guessed it when disks cooled and shrunk the vehicle rolled away. The new galaxy locks the keys in the ignition when the auto box is still in gear, im told its an improvement so are they saying the old system is dangerous - anyone else had this problem?
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Robbs's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 27/05/2005
I have a Galaxy 1.9 TDi on which the air con has gone kaput 5, yes 5 times. Incredibly according to Ford these occurances have involved different parts,condenser, pipes,compressor. Latest is a switch. So now the car is out of warranty and we're facing a £300 bill(after paying Ford £75 for telling us what's wrong). And yes we have a serious vibration problem that happens while accelerating at approx 50mph.Does this sound familiar to anyone???
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Johnman's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 31/05/2005
Bought 51 plate galaxy with 19,000 miles from dover court ford what a pile of junk - needed new gearbox after many returns to workshop at witham , where they had to take it to chelmsford to do work, then they bent drive shafts and had to go back yet again , then engine to transmission module went wrong, then more problems with drive shafts ,in between all this arguments disputing who was going to pay as service history turned out to be dodgy prior to my purchase so ford and dovercourt at loggerheads ,vibrations again told wheels or tyres on test run with service manager so had them checked no problem with either turns out to be drive shaft again , then at 57,000 sold a 3 year ford protect warranty at £750.00 only to be told four months later mechanical failures not covered at over 70,000 miles so issued county court summons and they refunded when judgement was to be entered , due to the many faults and countless times it was in gave up and traded it in for a nissan tino and boy what a result what a good car and service top notch , after 25 years of fords it now handles luvley best thing happened to me with cars lost £4,000 on galaxy
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373508_Patch Norris's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 12/06/2008
The handbrake on the new galaxy is a joke its unsafe and untrust worthy.
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Buncers's Response to 36274_Richard.'s Review
Written on: 01/09/2009
My new Galaxy (2009 plate) rolled into another car and a bank after being parked up with the handbrake on. The dealer claimed that there is nothing wrong with the handbrake. Hundreds of pounds worth of damage. Mechanic claims the level needs to be pulled up about a foot (way beyond just biting point).
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★★★★☆
“My Ford Galaxy MPV is an older model - 1997 2.3 petrol...”
Written on: 30/08/2002 by dave.
My Ford Galaxy MPV is an older model - 1997 2.3 petrol Manual. I have three kids and the space is fantastic. We use it to day trip on Motorways and down country lanes. It does guzzle the juice when pushed at Motorways speeds.
I also have the airbag warning light recurring problem and also a few annoying squeaks from the underbody and rear door.
Altogether, I still like it and would certainly consider buying another - but certainly second hand - the retail price is out of reach.
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★★★★☆
“I have sentiments about the Ford Galaxy that are...”
Written on: 14/08/2002 by Mike.
I have sentiments about the Ford Galaxy that are reflected pretty much in several of the comments written in other articles here, and I own a late 2001 Zetec, petrol manual model. The seats can be a bit awkward, but manageable. On the whole, I am content with this vehicle, about which I knew little before I purchased it. (read more)
36890_Steve.'s Response to 33146_Mike.'s Review
Written on: 08/09/2002
I too suffer from that rather annoying rattling noise and have been trying to track done the cause since purchasing the vehicle some 4 weeks ago. Thankyou for putting me out of my misery, only problem now how to get it fixed along with the endless list of electrical problems!!!!
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★★★★☆
“In view of the attitude of both Ford warranty staff &...”
Written on: 09/08/2002 by Brian.
In view of the attitude of both Ford warranty staff & its obvious policy and that of their dealers I will never buy another Ford. (read more)
110612_Marcus.'s Response to 32518_Brian.'s Review
Written on: 25/06/2003
I have a 1999 Galaxy. I do high mileage in it each year and rate it very highly. I was driving at below 40 MPH and a pidgeon flew past my car clipping he driver door mirror. It dropped off and cost £250 to repair. I had to drive round London rush hour with a mirror hanging off by the wiring.
<br>Also, I have a dented wing. would anyone know if the driver wing unbolts or is there any welding / bonding involved. If they do bolt off where can I buy one from?
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★★★★☆
“The drive on my Ford Galaxy MPV is good. It is a good...”
Written on: 15/07/2002
The drive on my Ford Galaxy MPV is good. It is a good mpv all round. I have not had it long but at the mo i cannot fault it yet!! (read more)
62807_Alan.'s Comment
Written on: 06/01/2003
We have a 2001 1.9 TDI Galaxy. We also had peeling door handles. The local Ford garage agreed this was a fault and replaced them. The new handles are fine. The car is now 13 months old and the fan has just stopped working on settings 1,2,and 3 (4 is fine). Coincidentally the front wing has just been replaced as my wife drove it into a post (even with parking sensors). I suspect the two may be related. Our mileage is over 45 so I don't understand why most other reviews get such poor mileage. We purchased ours from Belgium for £4k less than our local garage and so value for money is very good.
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★★★★☆
“I've had my 2.0 litre Ford Galaxy Aspen (with air con)...”
Written on: 21/06/2002 by Keith.
I've had my 2.0 litre Ford Galaxy Aspen (with air con) for over 4 years. In that time it's done 43000 miles, including 3 times the length of France - twice to Spain over the Pyrenees, and once to Corsica. It's never broken down. The worst repair was to replace the electric windows control unit. It's located in a well under the front passenger seat, which filled with water in heavy rain. That cost £180.
With the back seats out, I've taken my daughter's bed to her flat, taken an 8x6 foot shed...
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101324_Robin.'s Response to 28717_Keith.'s Review
Written on: 25/05/2003
i am hopefully about to purchase a second hand Galaxy and I found your comments most encouraging. This is because my father is nearly housebound and we're getting something that can take us all out at the same time. Is the passenger seat easy to manouver a dead weight into? as getting in and out of an ordinary car s very difficult. We have hired previously three different mpv's (Sintra, Sharan, and a fiat?) and found the sintra brilliant and the sharan not too bad for getting in and out of the car.Did you get a new galaxy after you sold your old one?
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★★★★★
“I've only had my Ford Galaxy MPV two weeks and am...”
Written on: 15/06/2002 by tim.
I've only had my Ford Galaxy MPV two weeks and am delighted with it. I imported it through a UK company and saved a massive £5500! The car is roomy, nippy and v.economical. It came with extras already included. I chose to buy from Ford a one piece carpet which goes on top of the rear carpets. It only cost £20 and will save the usual wear and tear caused by three childeren. I've no complaints at all (read more)
Iain Wightwick.'s Response to 27996_tim.'s Review
Written on: 09/09/2002
It would be helpful if the reviewer could tell us which importer he used.
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★★★★★
“I would advise anybody to buy the Ford Galaxy (the new...”
Written on: 24/05/2002 by Mark.
I would advise anybody to buy the Ford Galaxy (the new version). (read more)
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