Which Toyota model is known for three-row seating in most trims?

• A. RAV4
• B. Sequoia
• C. Highlander
• D. Mirai

Answer: (C)

Having three-row seating across most trims is a hallmark of a family-oriented mid-size SUV. The Toyota Highlander fits this role, as it’s designed to accommodate seven or eight passengers in the majority of its configurations. That means you’ll usually find a third-row seat available, with flexible options like a bench or captain’s chairs in the second row, and a fold-industry of the third row to free up cargo space when needed. This versatility is a key selling point, especially for families who want extra seating without stepping up to a larger, heavier vehicle.

In contrast, the RAV4 is a compact SUV that typically seats five, so three rows aren’t part of the standard or common configurations. The Mirai is a sedan-style hydrogen fuel cell car with two rows, not aimed at expanding passenger capacity. The Sequoia does offer three rows, but it’s a larger, truck-based SUV with fewer trims that routinely provide a third row; it isn’t known for having third-row seating across the majority of its trims as consistently as the Highlander does.