The third row, dubbed by Honda as the “Magic Seat”, can be configured in countless configurations. With a 2+3+3 configuration, the middle row sports easily-foldable and removable quasi-captain’s chairs with a centre console that flips up to form another seating position. With four doors and seating for eight, there is no shortage of utility in the Odyssey. Also included are power sliding doors and a power tailgate to help with the ingress and egress of people and cargo. The Touring trim sets itself apart with 18-inch aluminum alloy wheels, acoustically insulated windshield glass, fog lights, power folding side mirrors with signals, and high-intensity discharge (HID) headlights. The exterior of the Odyssey is an inoffensive, but modern design that will work well for most families. With a gamut of luxury options and gadgets – including a vacuum cleaner – would the Honda be able to keep pace with life in a modern age? Finished in Modern Steel Metallic, the Touring trim represents the top of the line of the Odyssey range. At the end of the day, most who purchase a minivan are looking for safety, reliability, and ultimate utility, with a price point that’s as low as possible.ĭoubleClutch.ca was sent a 2015 Honda Odyssey Touring for a week to evaluate exactly how well it fits into useful family life.
With contenders from several automakers vying for your hard-earned dollar, intense competition has led to the differences between them being blurred together. When the need for versatile family transportation arises, it’s hard to beat the minivan.
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