Professional Reviews

• “the minivan benchmark.” — Edmunds.com
• “...didn't upshift at the most opportune times, nor seamlessly. Downshifts were a bit clumsy.” — USA Today
• “Potholes are felt and heard as rattles emanating from the rear of the vehicle.” — New Car Test Drive
• “What the Honda does not do as well as the Chrysler products is coddle the occupants in luxury.” — The Car Connection
• “...about as stylish as a large box on wheels can aspire to be.” — The Car Connection
• “It gives the Dodge Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country, the acknowledged benchmarks of the minivan category, a run for their money.” — New Car Test Drive
• “Nifty features such as a disappearing rear seat, a deep storage well in the floor and optional power sliding doors allow it to haul groceries home, kids to school, adults to dinner and plywood to the shop--all with equal convenience.” — New Car Test Drive
• “You can fit seven, but only if three of them are small children who don't need a child seat.” — New Car Test Drive
• “amazing foldaway rear seat (also in the Mazda MPV), which disappears into the floor with the tug of a few straps.” — Popular Mechanics
• “...3.5-liter VTEC-equipped V6 now produces 240 horsepower [up from 210]...” — Edmunds.com
• “four-wheel independent suspension, a first in the minivan segment.” — Edmunds.com
• “...handle[s] with a precision and authority unmatched in the class...” — The Car Connection
• “No sensation of motion or molestation; just serene passage.” — USA Today
• “While the Odyssey offers class-leading horsepower, this is negated by its weight. Nevertheless, it accelerates briskly, as quick as many sport-utilities.” — New Car Test Drive
• “...from any angle-features, price, performance, build quality, even styling... the Odyssey excels.” — Popular Mechanics