The phrase "a minivan with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific feature or characteristic of a minivan.
Example: "I saw a minivan with a spacious interior that can comfortably seat eight people."
Alternatives: "a minivan featuring a" or "a minivan equipped with a".
A minivan with a tree strapped to the roof goes by, and then Mrs. Grisham's gray car comes up the slope and pulls into her garage.
He was sent to Jerome Avenue to pick up a minivan with a flat tire that had been dealt by a dandy of a pothole.
Given the size of our party and the distances involved, we hired a minivan with a driver and a guide, all for $200 a day.
NO matter how Chrysler categorizes it, Mr. Phillippi regards the Pacifica, whose styling brings to mind an inflated PT Cruiser, as "a minivan with a long hood".
A 911 call came in reporting a man shot on 111th Avenue in St. Albans about 6 45 p.m.; officers found Mr. Fuller in a minivan with a gunshot wound in the torso.
While the Transit Connect Wagon is clearly a minivan with a high roof, unlike other seven-passenger minivans available in the United States it is expected to deliver at least 30 m.p.g. on the highway.
He was shot with a stun gun by an assailant who made off in a minivan with an accomplice.
There were five of us – the cinematographer, focus-puller, the sound guy, me, Walter and somebody driving a minivan with all of our luggage.
A newspaper article stashed between court documents displays a photograph of a minivan with its hood caved in and windshield shattered.
Volkswagen has based its Magellan on its coming sport utility vehicle, the Tuareg, but VW designers in Barcelona, Spain, were not content with a mere S.U.V., designing instead a rugged people hauler like a minivan with the agility of a wagon.
On the road to Mankato, there was a minivan with "Peace, Korey Stringer" written on a window, a reference to the way Stringer preferred to say "peace" instead of goodbye when he spoke.
