Minivan Information

Edmunds.com is the best overall source for minivan reviews, prices and specs; you can browse by make, market segment or price.

Consumer Guide's "New Minivan Prices and Reviews" page is a jumping-off point from which buyers can access accurate, up-to-date data about current minivan models.

Cars.com offers brief descriptions of most of the cars and trucks sold in the U.S. It also has resale value, safety and recall information.

New Car Test Drive has a huge number of individual automotive reviews going back several years, available by model and by body style. These write-ups are generally non-critical in nature, but summarize features in good detail.

If you need to carry a lot of people or cargo, you may want to consider a full-sized van. Large vans can be configured to hold up to 15 people and are far better for towing than any minivan; some can pull more than three tons. However, full-sized vans are not as extensively tested -- either by government and nonprofit agencies or other critics -- as other passenger vehicles are. If you're looking for a minivan alternative that can still haul six people or more, you may want to see our reports on station wagons, small SUVs, mid-sized SUVs and large SUVs.