> Same reason people spend more money to buy SUVs and crossovers...it's "not a minivan." You should say "three row" crossovers and SUVs. In the two row configu

> Same reason people spend more money to buy SUVs and crossovers...it's "not a minivan." You should say "three row" crossovers and SUVs. In the two row configuration they are cheaper than most Minivans (e.g. $2500+ cheaper in most cases for a similar trim). Plus the fuel savings (Minivans have universally bad MPG, until the hybrids appear, particularly in the sub-$35K price bracket).