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How many seats does a minivan Ford have?
How many seats do a minivan ford have?Six
How many seats does a minivan generally have?
A minivan varies in the amount of seats it has. It will depend on the make and the model of the vehicle. Most minvans have at leats 5-6 seats. Some up to 8 seats.
What does minivan stand for?
A small van, typically one fitted with seats in the back for passengers.
What is a Honda stepwagon?
It is a minivan by Honda for the Japanese domestic market. It seats 8 passengers.
Will three child safety seats fit in the rear of a Chrysler town and country minivan?
done it many times as a medical transportation driver,yes
How many people does a minivan seat?
A typical minivan seats between 7 to 8 passengers, depending on the model and configuration. Most minivans come with three rows of seating, accommodating a combination of front, middle, and rear seats. Some models offer optional captain's chairs in the second row, which can reduce seating capacity to 7.
How many feet long is a minivan?
It depends on the minivan.
Will a full size mattress fit in a minivan?
yes i rented a dodge grand caravan. i folded down the back seats and it fit perfectly along with many other things on top of the mattress
Can three toddler car seats be placed on the back seat of 1997 Pontiac transport minivan?
No, normally you only want to place 2 car seats in the rear seat of any vehicle.
Free online owners manuals ford Windstar?
How do i remove the rear back seats of my ford windstar minivan for cargo space
Is a minivan a gram or a kilogram?
A minivan is typically measured in kilograms. The weight of a minivan is usually in the range of several hundred to over a thousand kilograms.
About how many cases of Girl Scout Cookies can you cram into the average SUV or minivan?
You can put about 150 cases of Girl Scout cookies in a mini-van with the seats still in it or about 200 cases if you take the seats out. Depending on the size of the SUV, you should be able to put 60 to 100 cases into the SUV.
