With the seats down, a minivan swallows a loveseat and often a small sofa. Enter your sofa to see whether it loads through the liftgate.
Minivan cargo volume looks generous, but the sofa length and liftgate height are what actually decide it. Enter your sofa to see which one wins.
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Frequently asked
A loveseat or small two-seat sofa usually fits in a minivan with the rear seats folded or removed and the legs off, loaded through the liftgate. A full 3-seat sofa (78 to 88 in) is tight and depends on the exact cargo length and liftgate height.
01Most minivans give about 7 to 8 ft of cargo length with the second and third rows folded or removed. That handles many sofas up to roughly 80 in if they load on the diagonal and clear the liftgate.
02For a loveseat, folding the rear seats flat is often enough. For a full sofa, removing the second-row seats (where the model allows) gives the extra length and floor width that make the difference.
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