What is the rear seating layout in the 7 seater minivan available from Dollar? Is it 2 seats in the centre and three at the back, or the other way round? Do the rear seats fold flat for extra luggage space?
Thanks
Badabing
What is the rear seating layout in the 7 seater minivan available from Dollar? Is it 2 seats in the centre and three at the back, or the other way round? Do the rear seats fold flat for extra luggage space?
Thanks
Badabing
the ones we have had were 3 in the back and 2 in the middle, all the seats in the back fold right down into the floor you can do it either one or all of them, hope this helps?
Liesa
Hi
The Dodge Caravan we had last year was the same. Two in the middle with arm rest and three across the back.
We had the same. There was enough room in the back for 6 suitcases whilst the seats were up if that helps.
Barbara
http://www.villasflorida.com/villas/737.aspx
Here is the centre row[msnwink]
Or you may get this layout[msnwink]
I have a Grand Voyager with this layout its fab[clap]
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Here is the centre row[msnwink]
Or you may get this layout[msnwink]
I have a Grand Voyager with this layout its fab[clap]
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Me too! My best car ever and I love it
Karen
Karen
http://www.orlandovillas.com/florida-vacation-rental-2185.aspx
not all of the caravans seats fold into the floor, some of them only have the seat backs folding forward. still gives more space,just not as much as those that fold into the floor. Its pot luck as to which type you get.
Dave
There are also two versions the Caravan and the Grand caravan.The latter has much more luggage space - about a foot.
Jo
Grand is better they have much more room (in my opinion)
Berni Deno and Maya
http://www.onlinefloridavillas.com/florida-vacation-rental-1997.aspx
Thanks everyone,
We hired a Jeep Grand Cherokee at Christmas, and it was a bit of a struggle to fit six suitcases in the back even when folding down the split rear seat. The Voyager/Caravan looks a better option.
Badabing
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