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Passenger Van
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7-8 Seats
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22-23 MPG
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Key specs of the base trim
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Overview
The Good
- Adjustable second row fits three child-safety seats
- Good gas mileage
- High-quality interior
- Good visibility
- Backseat amenities
The Bad
- Unconcealed sliding door tracks
- Relatively high price
What to Know
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Sharp exterior design
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Shape inspired by lightning bolt
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Standard V-6 engine
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Our Take
from the Cars.com expert editorial team
Redesigned for 2011, the Honda Odyssey minivan sits lower but wider than its predecessor, with a look Honda says was inspired by lightning bolts. All Odysseys carry a 3.5-liter V-6 engine. The minivan seats up to eight and competitors include the Toyota Sienna, Chrysler's Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan, and the Nissan Quest. The Odyssey comes only in front-wheel drive.
New for 2013
All Odyssey trim levels now come with a standard backup camera.
Exterior
The Odyssey is styled to stand out among a sea of parked minivans. Its belt line falls abruptly at the C-pillars, resulting in an offset rear-quarter window. Honda says the design enhances sightlines for passengers in the third row. Rails for the sliding doors sit well below the windows; Honda says keeping the motors for the power-sliding doors lower allows for more shoulder room in the third row. Additional exterior features include:
- Standard 17-inch wheels; 18-inch wheels optional
- Available power liftgate
- Available power moonroof
- Available xenon high-intensity-discharge headlights
- Available power-sliding side doors
Interior
Honda says the interior sports such tricks as a flip-up ring to mount a trash sack for second-row passengers and an air-conditioned console up front that can keep a six-pack of soda cool. A power driver's seat, air conditioning and cruise control are standard. Additional interior features include:
- 15 cupholders
- Sliding second-row center seat moves up to 6 inches clos...
Redesigned for 2011, the Honda Odyssey minivan sits lower but wider than its predecessor, with a look Honda says was inspired by lightning bolts. All Odysseys carry a 3.5-liter V-6 engine. The minivan seats up to eight and competitors include the Toyota Sienna, Chrysler's Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan, and the Nissan Quest. The Odyssey comes only in front-wheel drive.
New for 2013
All Odyssey trim levels now come with a standard backup camera.
Exterior
The Odyssey is styled to stand out among a sea of parked minivans. Its belt line falls abruptly at the C-pillars, resulting in an offset rear-quarter window. Honda says the design enhances sightlines for passengers in the third row. Rails for the sliding doors sit well below the windows; Honda says keeping the motors for the power-sliding doors lower allows for more shoulder room in the third row. Additional exterior features include:
- Standard 17-inch wheels; 18-inch wheels optional
- Available power liftgate
- Available power moonroof
- Available xenon high-intensity-discharge headlights
- Available power-sliding side doors
Interior
Honda says the interior sports such tricks as a flip-up ring to mount a trash sack for second-row passengers and an air-conditioned console up front that can keep a six-pack of soda cool. A power driver's seat, air conditioning and cruise control are standard. Additional interior features include:
- 15 cupholders
- Sliding second-row center seat moves up to 6 inches closer to the front of the cabin to keep an infant within arm's reach
- Available rear entertainment system; Touring Elite model gets a 16.2-inch widescreen display and surround sound
- Available integrated sunshades
- Available heated leather front seats
- Available navigation system
- Standard collapsible third-row seat creates a flat load floor
Under the Hood
The standard 3.5-liter V-6 makes 248 horsepower; it has a fuel-saving cylinder deactivation system across all trims. Additional mechanical features include:
- Engine uses regular gas
- LX, EX and EX-L models have a five-speed automatic transmission
- Touring and Touring Elite use a six-speed automatic, along with low-rolling-resistance tires and a few aerodynamic improvements
- Maximum towing capacity is 3,500 pounds when properly equipped
Safety
Standard safety features include:
- Front-, side-impact and three-row side curtain airbags
- Antilock brakes
- Electronic stability system with traction control
- Active front head restraints
- Blind spot warning system (Touring Elite)
Consumer Reviews
What drivers are saying
Read reviews that mention:
one of the best cars (300) I hve owned oer a 70 yr
On the road this is a very comfortable car that is easy to drive at high speeds. It is quiet and the visibility is perfect. AND there is excellent room for the passengers. Also, a plus is the service ... Read full review
It was hard to let go of it.. such dependable car
More than met our needs and was very reliable. Maintenance cost was reasonable and there was little beyond the scheduled service needed so very pleased over all. Read full review
Safety
Recalls and crash tests
Warranty
New car and certified pre-owned programs by Honda
New Car Program Benefits
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Bumper-to-Bumper
36 months / 36,000 miles
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Powertrain
60 months / 60,000 miles
Certified Pre-Owned Program Benefits
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Maximum Age/Mileage
Less than 6 years old/less than 80,000 miles
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Basic Warranty Terms
12 months/12,000 miles
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Powertrain
7 years/100,000 miles
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Dealer Certification Required
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Roadside Assistance
Yes
