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Honda Odyssey

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2018 Model Redesign Year
The Odyssey blends refinement, quietness, and convenience in a practical package. Its interior is very flexible, with the ability to slide the second-row outboard seats sideways. The 280-hp, 3.5-liter V6 engine supplies plenty of power and is teamed with a slick 10-speed automatic. The engine is smooth, punchy, and hushed. The ride is very comfortable, the cabin is quiet, and handling is sound. Controls are very easy to use, though the push-button gear selector takes some familiarity.
The 22 mpg fuel economy is no match for the Toyota Sienna hybrid, and unlike the Sienna and Chrysler Pacifica, the Odyssey isn't available with all-wheel drive.
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2026 Honda Odyssey

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Base MSRP Range
$42,795 - $51,695
Destination Charge: $1495
Base MSRP Range
$42,795 - $51,695
Destination Charge: $1495

2026 Honda Odyssey

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2026 Honda Odyssey
Base MSRP
$42,795 - $51,695
CR MPG
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Road Test Score
/ 100
Predicted Reliability
/ 100
Predicted Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
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2018-Present

2018 Model Redesign Year
Introduced in 2018, the fifth-generation Odyssey packs a more powerful engine, two new transmission options, a sideways-sliding second-row seat, and a host of other interior technologies intended to keep the entire family happy. The 3.5-liter V6 puts out 280 hp, and it is teamed with a nine-speed gearbox in lower trims and a 10-speed transmission on top-tier models. The lighter, more rigid Odyssey is front-drive only; no all-wheel-drive is available. A hands-free, foot-activated power tailgate is available. A new 8-inch infotainment touch screen replaces the previous Odyssey's complicated dual-screen system. All but the base LX trim come with standard blind spot monitoring, cross-traffic alert, forward collision warning, and automatic emergency braking. For the 2020 model year, a 10-speed automatic is now standard across the board. Updates for 2021 include standard Honda Sensing across all trims.
This package includes forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane departure warning, and lane keeping assistance. Blind spot warning and rear cross traffic are standard on all except the base trim. Plus, the minivan received a fresh exterior look and a standard rear seat reminder system that alerts drivers to check the rear seat before leaving the vehicle to prevent forgetting a child inside. Honda claims that the second-row seats now fold nearly flat, making them easier to remove, and EX-L and higher trims get a power lumbar support for the front passenger seat. For 2025, the Odyssey received updated front and rear fascias, a digital instrument display, and a larger, more user-friendly center touchscreen. The EX and Sport trims were dropped, and a Sport-L trim was added. There were no changes for the 2026 model year. 
2025 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$37,000 - $44,075
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2024 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$33,000 - $41,750
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2023 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$29,375 - $38,675
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2022 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$23,650 - $33,900
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2021 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$21,125 - $30,725
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2020 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$17,950 - $27,850
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2019 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$15,975 - $22,450
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2018 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$14,275 - $20,250
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100

2011-2017

2011 Model Redesign Year
Redesigned for 2011, this generation of the Honda Odyssey did very well in our road tests, with comfortable seating and a good ride. Handling is responsive, but the steering wasn't as precise as in previous Odysseys. The cabin is relatively quiet, though some road noise persists. Eight occupants fit easily in the roomy, versatile interior. The refined 248-hp V6 and five-speed automatic powertrain return 19 mpg overall. Top-trim versions got a six-speed automatic that became standard for 2014; this version returns 21 mpg.
That 2014 freshening also included a reinforced front structure for better crashworthiness, the addition of available forward-collision warning, and an overly complicated touchscreen infotainment system on higher trims. Blind spot monitoring was only available on the top Elite trim; other versions got Honda's LaneWatch right blind spot camera system, which is more distracting and less useful. A built-in vacuum cleaner comes on select trims.
2017 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$10,925 - $16,975
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2016 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$9,600 - $15,025
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2015 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$8,625 - $14,500
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2014 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$7,925 - $13,150
EPA MPG
22 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2013 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$7,125 - $11,150
EPA MPG
21 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2012 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$7,000 - $10,600
EPA MPG
21 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2011 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$6,200 - $9,225
EPA MPG
21 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100

2005-2010

2005 Model Redesign Year
Long one of our top-scoring minivans, the Odyssey was redesigned in 2005, bringing improved interior flexibility. Safety increased significantly with the addition of standard curtain airbags and stability control. Sharp and precise steering makes the Odyssey surprisingly fun to drive for a big box on wheels. Bumps are well absorbed by the suspension, providing a comfortable ride, but interior noise levels are rather high. The 3.5-liter V6 and five-speed automatic delivers plenty of power and 19 mpg overall. A telescoping steering wheel adjustment arrived for 2007; high-trim models have a backup camera and a power liftgate in later years.
An underfloor storage compartment holds small items or can stow the removable center second-row seat. Eight passengers fit in the roomy interior, and the third row seat drops into the floor for more storage and a flat load floor. Note that the competing Toyota Sienna isn't as enjoyable to drive, but is quieter and offers optional all-wheel-drive.
2010 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$6,075 - $7,825
EPA MPG
23 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2009 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$5,325 - $6,300
EPA MPG
23 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2008 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$5,050 - $5,950
EPA MPG
23 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2007 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$4,775 - $5,500
EPA MPG
23 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2006 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$4,400 - $5,175
EPA MPG
23 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2005 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$3,400 - $4,400
EPA MPG
23 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100

1999-2004

The original Odyssey, with four swing-out doors instead of sliders, and its overworked four-cylinder engine soldiered until 998. The third-row bench seat cleverly folds and stows flush with the floor. The Odyssey was reinvented as a large traditional minivan for 1999, with sliding doors and a smooth 3.5-liter V6. This Odyssey is big and spacious, yet doesn't feel bulky. It has good handling, comfortable seating, and good acceleration. Traction control became standard for 2001.
Watch out for problems with the five-speed automatic transmission in 2000-2004 model years.
2004 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$3,275 - $3,775
EPA MPG
NA
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2003 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$3,075 - $3,750
EPA MPG
21 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2002 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$2,900 - $3,175
EPA MPG
NA
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
2001 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$2,900 - $2,975
EPA MPG
21 mpg
Reliability Verdict
/ 100
Owner Satisfaction
NA 
2000 Honda Odyssey
Retail Price
$2,900 - $2,925
EPA MPG
NA
Reliability Verdict
NA 
Owner Satisfaction
/ 100
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