2009 Honda Odyssey - Specifications
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2010 Chicago Auto Show: Honda Odyssey Concept Live Photos
The 2011 Honda Odyssey won't be out in production form until this fall, but the concept unveiled today in Chicago shows off a sleek, engaging new look that is expected to... February 10, 2010 by Nelson Ireson 9
2010 Chicago Auto Show: Honda Odyssey Concept
Minivans, by nature, are rarely exciting. At best they can aspire to be pleasant. But Honda's Odyssey Concept unveiled today at the 2010 Chicago Auto Show puts that maxim to... February 10, 2010 by Nelson Ireson 3
Honda Prepping Odyssey Concept For 2010 Chicago Auto Show
The Honda Odyssey, currently in its third generation, was the best-selling minivan in the U.S. in 2008 and 2009 so its successor better bring something special to table as it... January 26, 2010 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran 3
Honda looks past Odyssey and Pilot to focus on Civic and Accord
While U.S. automakers are rushing to develop new small cars to take advantage of the rapidly growing market, established players in the segment like Honda are having trouble... October 14, 2008 by Ralph Hanson
Why should I also consider these?
If maximizing value is the priority, and you’re willing to sacrifice a little refinement, TheCarConnection.com recommends the Hyundai Entourage.
It does not offer every feature the Honda does, but the Entourage may have enough for you.
Otherwise the closely related Kia Sedona feels slightly sportier than the Entourage.
For storage and seating options, the Chrysler Town & Country (and its Dodge sibling, the Grand Caravan) are still the ones to beat; they offer in-floor storage and seating options not available on the Honda, and for keeping kids happy while on the road they’re a good choice.
The Toyota Sienna doesn't drive with the same enthusiastic personality exhibited by the Honda—its ride isn’t as smooth either—but of all the minivans listed here, only the Toyota Sienna can match the 2009 Honda Odyssey in terms of refinement and polish.
Finally, Ford doesn’t make a minivan anymore, but the Ford Flex, with its MINI-esque styling and seven-passenger interior, might be worth considering.
