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The 2023 Honda Odyssey minivan drops the LX trim, gains a Sport trim that adds exterior and interior black trim, and the entire lineup sees complimentary maintenance for two years or 24,000 miles.
Most people will immediately notice (and focus) on the aggressive-for-a-minivan styling of the new Odyssey, but, like many things, it’s what’s on the inside that counts. Everything has been revamped for 2018. An all-new body and chassis produce a quieter, more comfortable cabin. Technologies abound not only with regards to safety but also connectivity. An... Read more »
The Odyssey is available in five trims: LX, EX, EX-L, Touring and Touring Elite. All trims use a 248-hp 3.5-liter V6 engine that features Honda's variable cylinder management system (VCM), which allows the V6 engine to switch among three, four, and six cylinders to increase fuel efficiency. The interior features a third-row Magic Seat that... Read more »
When Honda introduced the second-generation Odyssey minivan in 1999 it was immediately considered the best minivan on the market. Buyers obviously felt the same way as it remained in high demand for a long time. Honda has launched an all-new Odyssey for 2005. Instead of resting on its laurels, Honda has listened to its customers... Read more »
In the beginning, Honda made its reputation on innovative thinking. From early two-cylinder minicars through clever antipollution technology to the light-alloy NSX two-seater, Hondas were different. In more recent times, however, the company has set its sights on fitting into the automotive mainstream, promoting clean design, high quality and reliability to bring in the customers.... Read more »
Hondas have been many things over the years: innovative, well-made, well-engineered. The list of credits is endless. But there's one thing a Honda has never been, and that's a minivan. Until now. For 1995, Honda ends its absence in this popular sector of the market with a minivan of its own. And unlike the Rodeo... Read more »
