Ford has three seven-seater MPVs: the mid-size Grand C-Max, the sporty S-Max and the large Galaxy.
Used Ford 7-seater cars
Ford’s 7-seaters combine good value for money with a spacious and flexible interior. At Cazoo, you can browse a range of competitively priced used 7-seater Ford cars for sale through our trusted partners.
- Read more about 2015 used Ford Grand C-MAX 1.6 TDCi Zetec Euro 5 (115 ps)View this car
Ford Grand C-MAX
1.6 TDCi Zetec Euro 5 (115 ps)
- 23,970 miles
- 2015 reg
- Manual
- Diesel
- Read more about 2018 used Ford Grand C-MAX 2.0 TDCi Titanium Powershift (150 ps)View this car
Ford Grand C-MAX
2.0 TDCi Titanium Powershift (150 ps)
- 65,126 miles
- 2018 reg
- Automatic
- Diesel
- Read more about 2020 used Ford Galaxy 2.0 EcoBlue Titanium (150 ps)View this car
Ford Galaxy
2.0 EcoBlue Titanium (150 ps)
- 68,000 miles
- 2020 reg
- Manual
- Diesel
- Read more about 2019 used Ford S-MAX 2.0 EcoBlue ST-Line (190 ps)View this car
Ford S-MAX
2.0 EcoBlue ST-Line (190 ps)
- 51,825 miles
- 2019 reg
- Automatic
- Diesel
- Read more about 2021 used Ford S-MAX 2.0 EcoBlue ST-Line (190 ps)View this car
Ford S-MAX
2.0 EcoBlue ST-Line (190 ps)
- 51,611 miles
- 2021 reg
- Automatic
- Diesel
Common questions about Ford 7-seater cars
The Grand C-Max is the smallest of Ford’s seven-seater models. It’s about the same size as the Focus estate, but has more interior space. It has sliding rear side doors that give easy access to the back seats, too. The S-Max and Galaxy have conventional hinged side doors and are larger than the C-Max, with much more space in their third-row seats.
The Galaxy is Ford’s largest seven-seater. Although it’s similar in length and width to the S-Max, it’s taller, making for a more spacious interior – especially for third-row passengers.
Considering how much space they have, Ford’s seven-seaters are very good value for money. Servicing costs are relatively inexpensive, too.