Does a Toyota Sienna have stow and go seating?

No. Stow 'n Go seating is a Chrysler system, not a Toyota feature, and the Toyota Sienna does not use that arrangement. The Sienna offers flexible folding and removable seating to maximize cargo space, but it does not store seats in the floor as Stow 'n Go does.

This article explains what Stow 'n Go means, how it differs from Toyota’s seating solutions, and how the Sienna accommodates passengers and cargo through fold-flat and removable seating options. It covers current Sienna configurations and what buyers can expect in terms of versatility and convenience.

What Stow 'n Go seating is and where it appears

Stow 'n Go is Chrysler’s branding for seats that can be folded into the floor, creating a completely flat cargo area and maximizing load space. The system is most closely associated with Chrysler minivans such as the Pacifica and previously the Town & Country/Grand Caravan. It emphasizes removing or stowing seats to achieve a fully flat floor without protruding seat backs.

• Seats that fold into floor cavities to create a seamless cargo floor.


• Typically marketed as a single feature across several Chrysler minivan models.


• Designed to maximize cargo space when not needed for passengers.


• Not offered by Toyota in any Sienna configuration.

In practice, Stow 'n Go is a branding and engineering approach used by Chrysler, not a feature available in Toyota vehicles like the Sienna.

How the Toyota Sienna approaches seating and cargo

Toyota’s Sienna prioritizes flexible passenger arrangements and cargo space through its own design language. While it does not include floor-stowing seats, it provides fold-flat seating, removable options, and adaptable configurations to suit family needs and cargo demands.

• Second-row seating options: captain's chairs or a 3-person bench, depending on trim and configuration.


• Second-row seats generally fold and slide to aid access and cargo, with some trims offering removable seats for extra space.


• Third-row seats fold flat to increase cargo space behind the second row; some trims offer power-folding for easy operation.


• Available in 7- or 8-passenger layouts depending on configuration and trim level.

While not floor-stowing, the Sienna’s system remains highly practical, offering substantial cargo room and flexible passenger seating without the Stow 'n Go mechanism.

Summary

The Toyota Sienna does not include Stow 'n Go seating. It delivers its own flexible seating and cargo solutions, such as fold-flat third-row seats and removable or adjustable second-row arrangements, to maximize space. For buyers seeking floor-stowing seats branded as Stow 'n Go, that feature is not available in the Sienna. However, the Sienna remains a versatile modern minivan with ample cargo capacity and user-friendly seating configurations.

Does the Sienna have stow and go seats?

No, the Toyota Sienna does not have stow and go seats (meaning the second and third rows fold completely into the floor like a Chrysler Pacifica). However, it does have a Split & Stow 3rd Row seat that folds down into a well for easy cargo space and improved versatility. Newer models (2021+) also have second-row captain's chairs that slide a significant distance for more cargo or legroom, but they cannot be removed or folded flat into the floor.
 
You can watch this video to see how to fold the third-row seats in the Toyota Sienna: 1mMotor City MaggieYouTube · Dec 9, 2024
Third-row seating

• The third row is a 60/40 split seat that can be folded down with one motion for increased cargo space. 
• You can fold it down to create a flat-ish floor, and you can also use the seats' recline function when they are in the upright position. 

Second-row seating

• The second-row captain's chairs can slide forward and backward up to 25 inches to maximize legroom or cargo space. 
• Unlike in older models, the second-row seats in the newest generations are not easily removable and cannot fold into the floor. 

Does Toyota Sienna have fold flat seats?

Yes, the third-row seats of a Toyota Sienna fold flat into the floor with a One-Motion-Stow feature, creating a large, level cargo space. The process is easy and only requires pulling a strap or handle to lower the seats. The middle (second) row seats do not fold flat and are not removable in the same way as the third row, though they can slide forward and have some folding capabilities on certain trims.
 
This video shows how to fold the third-row seats in a Toyota Sienna: 58sBig Al RepairsYouTube · Jan 15, 2022
Third-row seats

• One-Motion-Stow: The 60/40 split third-row seats are designed to fold and stow flat into the floor with a single motion. 
• Folding process: To fold them, you typically pull a strap or lever, which allows the seat to fold down into a well, creating a flat surface behind the second row. 
• Cargo space: Folding the third row significantly increases the vehicle's cargo capacity. 

Second-row seats

• Limited folding: The second-row captain's chairs or bench seat do not fold flat into the floor.
• Sliding and some folding: They can be slid forward to make more room and may have a folding feature depending on the trim level, but they do not create a completely flat, integrated floor like the third row.
• Removability: The second-row seats are not designed to be easily removed like the third row. 

What minivans have stow and go?

The minivans that feature Stow 'n Go seating are primarily from Chrysler and Dodge, specifically the current Chrysler Pacifica (non-hybrid) and the Chrysler Voyager, as well as the discontinued Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country. The Chrysler Pacifica is the only new vehicle currently available with the full Stow 'n Go system for both the second and third rows.
 
This video explains how to use Stow 'n Go seating in Chrysler Pacifica and Voyager: 6sMoparYouTube · Aug 19, 2024

• Chrysler Pacifica: The gas-powered versions offer available second- and third-row Stow 'n Go seating, which folds into the floor. The Pacifica Hybrid does not have the second-row Stow 'n Go because the battery pack is located underneath those seats.
• Chrysler Voyager: This model offers Stow 'n Go seating, with the third row folding flat as standard and the second row having Stow 'n Go capability on certain trims.
• Dodge Grand Caravan: This model is discontinued but is available on the used market and is equipped with Stow 'n Go seating.
• Chrysler Town & Country: This model was discontinued in 2016 but can be found on the used market and includes the Stow 'n Go feature. 

This video shows how Stow 'n Go works in a Chrysler Pacifica: 1mTyler GrantYouTube · Jan 3, 2025

Which is bigger, Odyssey or Sienna?

The Honda Odyssey is bigger than the Toyota Sienna, primarily due to having more maximum cargo space and a more spacious interior for passengers. The Odyssey is also slightly longer and taller, while the exterior width is nearly identical.
 
Interior space

• Maximum cargo space: The Honda Odyssey has a larger maximum cargo capacity, at around 155.8155.8155.8 cubic feet, compared to the Sienna's 101101101 cubic feet. 
• Passenger legroom: The Odyssey generally offers more legroom, particularly in the second row. 
• Passenger volume: The Odyssey has a slightly larger passenger volume. 

Exterior dimensions

• Length: The Odyssey is approximately 1.51.51.5 inches longer than the Sienna.
• Height: The Odyssey is about 1.11.11.1 inches taller than the Sienna.
• Width: Both vehicles have the same width.