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            ford galaxy all wheel drive

Passage's all-wheel-drive range keeps on growing, with this new Galaxy AWD being added to the line-up in the nick of time for the cool spell to hit a large portion of the UK.

When we drove the S-MAX AWD, we chose it wasn't justified regardless of the additional cash over a general front-wheel-drive model unless you hope to be investing a great deal of energy in testing conditions. What's more, obviously, it's the same story with the new
four-wheel-drive Galaxy, which costs around £1,500 more than the generally indistinguishable 2WD auto
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The additional 58kg included by the AWD framework implies proficiency takes a hit: the auto claims 52.3mpg mileage contrasted with 56.5mpg and 139g/km discharges rather than 129g/km, so it will be more costly to run. It's slower, as well, getting from 0-62mph in 12.2 seconds contrasted with 10.9 seconds for the proportionate front-driven rendition.

Around Ford's demonstrating ground in Lommel, Belgium, the four-wheel-drive Galaxy served up a lot of hold, even over the elusive cobblestone area. There's a considerable amount of body come in corners, however that is not out of the ordinary from an expansive MPV like this – and it's somewhat the aftereffect of a more solace one-sided suspension set-up. The guiding is all around weighted, as well, keeping in mind wind clamor at motorway velocities is perceptible, it's not excessively meddlesome.
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The majority of this is valid for the standard front-wheel-drive auto too, however. The boot limit is unaltered at 300 liters with every one of the seven seats set up and 1,301 liters with the third column of seats collapsed level, which is uplifting news. Then again, you truly don't get much for your £1,500 additional if the greater part of your driving happens on ordinary British streets.
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    ford galaxy all wheel drive

Not very many autos in this class have four-wheel drive, so the Galaxy fills a corner where Ford unmistakably sees potential clients – yet for the vast majority we'd prescribe the standard front-wheel-drive demonstrate, and we'd push the individuals who would like to take rough terrain toward a Land Rover Discovery

Test Driven by  the Auto Express Team.

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