T Mac
02-23-2008, 01:20 PM
The Honda Odyssey gets a lot of minor changes for 2008, and when you account for all of them, they add up to one heck of an argument for buying a minivan. Many companies are getting out of the minivan game entirely right now, while others — like Volkswagen and Hyundai — are just entering it. What I can say to all of them is that they have one model to hold themselves up against: the Honda Odyssey.
Minivan-ness
Honda's latest ad campaign asks folks to "Respect the Van" — the concept being that minivans are so derided these days that the idea of owning one has to be beaten into potential buyers. The Odyssey is unabashedly a minivan, which means it delivers all of that vehicle's must-haves: three rows of comfortable seats, family entertainment options, a pleasant ride and, in the uplevel Touring trim level I tested, a big scoop of luxury sitting on top.
Click here (http://www.cars.com/go/crp/research.jsp?revid=52897&makeid=18&modelid=215&year=2008&revlogtype=20§ion=reviews) to read the entire review from Cars.com
By David Thomas
Minivan-ness
Honda's latest ad campaign asks folks to "Respect the Van" — the concept being that minivans are so derided these days that the idea of owning one has to be beaten into potential buyers. The Odyssey is unabashedly a minivan, which means it delivers all of that vehicle's must-haves: three rows of comfortable seats, family entertainment options, a pleasant ride and, in the uplevel Touring trim level I tested, a big scoop of luxury sitting on top.
Click here (http://www.cars.com/go/crp/research.jsp?revid=52897&makeid=18&modelid=215&year=2008&revlogtype=20§ion=reviews) to read the entire review from Cars.com
By David Thomas