Chrysler developing better folding minivan seats

Chrysler first introduced Stow 'n Go seats on 2005 model year minivans. The popular feature was upgraded three years later by simplifying the seat folding process into a one-button operation. (CHRYSLER)

December 28, 2013 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Chrysler Group has patented an improvement to its Stow 'n Go seats for a future minivan that would allow the seats to collapse in less space.

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