Pulling it out and re-stowing it was quick and easy. It’s a high-quality unit, with a long hose and carpet and crevice attachments. It comes with some nifty convenience features like a built-in vacuum. It has many storage places, ideal for those long trips with the family too. The third row is not just for kids – it will seat three adults with enough legroom for longer trips. The Honda Odyssey can seat 8 adults with its 3 rows and has excellent cargo-carrying ability. We found the Honda Odyssey roomier and more comfortable than many large SUVs. Total MSRP minus destination (TBD): $33,375. The SE includes a 115-volt household-style power outlet, an integrated vacuum cleaner, XM satellite radio, and a DVD rear entertainment system. The SE also features Honda’s “LaneWatch” blind-spot camera system and an additional 7-inch touchscreen with HondaLink smartphone app integration. SE gets 17-inch alloy wheels, automatic headlights, heated mirrors, power-sliding side doors, keyless ignition and entry, tri-zone automatic climate control, two-way power lumbar adjustment for the driver, a multi-adjustable second-row seat, a removable front center console, and second-row sunshades. Otherwise, the Odyssey is unchanged for 2016.
What’s Newįor 2016, the Honda Odyssey gets a Special Edition (SE) trim that takes some of the best features from the range-topping Touring Elite and packages them in the more affordable SE. This vehicle outperforms many large SUVs in a number of areas.
If you’ve never owned a minivan, the Honda Odyssey makes you wonder how you managed to live without one.
There is nothing “mini” about this vehicle as its cavernous interior can haul 8 people in comfort all day long. The minivan has taken the brunt of many jokes over the years, but the jesting will cease from this journalist after our test drive in the 2016 Honda Odyssey 5 Door SE van.
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