Variable Cylinder Management V-6 in higher-end models
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Five-speed automatic
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Available voice-recognition navigation
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Standard side-curtain airbags
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Interior space and versatility
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Simple entry and exit
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Automatic-transmission operation
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Maneuverability and stability
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Driving ease
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Severe buffeting with sliding-door windows open
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Impaired visibility over left shoulder
Vehicle Summary
The Honda Odyssey's 2005 redesign includes a long list of improvements and a new Touring model that uses run-flat tires. In addition to a foldaway third-row seat, the front-wheel-drive Odyssey can have a stowable PlusOne seat in the second row. Honda's available Variable Cylinder Management V-6 operates on three or six cylinders depending on driving conditions. Read more
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