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...ia Phedra]] being the second generation equivalents. All of the Sevel Nord minivans are assembled at the Sevel Nord factory in [[France]], near [[Valenciennes]

...ccasionally the term van is also used to refer to a [[Minivan]]. However, minivans are usually distinguised by their smaller size, [[unibody]] architecture, a <!-- the de interwiki seems to be talking about people carriers/minivans not vans as in the things that move freight -->

*[[List of recent automobile models by type#Compact MPVs / compact minivans|List of current compact MPVs]]

...lso a popular model in Europe. In contrast to the Espace and like American minivans they had sliding rear side doors, a trait they share with their commercial [[Category:Minivans]]

...84, when the Chrysler Corporation introduced the [[Chrysler minivans|first minivans]], derived from the [[Chrysler K platform|K platform]], which, ironically, ...the bodies began a phase-out, replaced by car-based [[crossover SUV]]s and minivans designed to look like station wagons.

...hicle)|hood/bonnet]] and are designed for maximum practicality. The larger minivans may have seating for seven or eight people. Examples of large MPVs / minivans:

...n purchasing [[sport utility vehicles|sport utility vehicles,]] [[minivans|minivans,]] and [[pickup trucks]] in larger numbers (marking a departure from their ...n purchasing [[sport utility vehicles|sport utility vehicles,]] [[minivans|minivans,]] and [[pickup trucks]] in larger numbers (marking a departure from their

...who wanted versatility began turning to sport utility vehicles as well as minivans. Volkswagen continued to offer the Golf (marketed with that name in North

Full size sedans and minivans are generally considered to be poor candidates for EV conversion. As the su

* 1983–present [[Dodge Caravan|Chrysler minivans]] — The two-box [[minivan]] design nearly pushed the [[station wagon]] ou