The Toyota Highlander ranks well in cargo utility among the midsize SUVs with a cargo area of 48.4 cubic feet with the third-row folded down. For maximum hauling, the eight-seater Highlander offers our Lewis Center drivers a maximum of 84.3 cubic feet when second and third-row seats are down.

The Toyota 4Runner sits five people with 46.3 cubic feet of cargo space as standard behind the second row. With the row seats folded, 88.8 cubic feet are provided for hauling your cargo in and around town. There is also the option of a third-row seating arrangement, which provides enough room for seven occupants.

As a three-row SUV, the Toyota Sequoia favorably compares to competitors with a seven or eight people capacity available, depending on your preference for a third-row. From here, the Sequoia offers 18.9 cubic feet of cargo area with the third row and 66.6 cubic feet without the third row. If you happen to fold all rows, expect a cargo hauler with 120.1 cubic feet of space.

On the flip side, the RAV4 garners little in cargo space with our inventory at Byers Toyota, revealing only 37.6 cubic feet available after the second row. The compact SUV extends the cargo room to a higher 69.8 cubic feet of space with a fold-down.

Likewise, the Toyota Venza scales down as a cargo hauler with a five-seating capacity, allowing a cargo area of 28.7 cubic feet of space behind the second row. You can opt to pump up the numbers by folding down the rear seats to envision 54.9 cubic feet of space.