You don't need to have kids to
appreciate the Odyssey looks. The fact that it's a family vehicle is
almost concealed by its low-slung, modern profile, which is both
attention-grabbing and aerodynamic. Its
rear roofline spoiler with integrated brake light complements the Odyssey's athletic stance.
Standard on Touring models, the
18-inch alloy wheels complement its aggressive styling, and lend the Odyssey a unique, desirable appearance.
EX-L and above models come standard with a
power tailgate for ultimate ease of use.
Power sliding doors
(EX and above) can be easily operated from up to 50 feet away with the
remote entry system. And Touring models feature body-colored parking
sensors (front and rear), so form and function are seamless.
High-intensity discharge (HID) headlights are standard on the Touring Elite model, and
power side mirrors with integrated turn indicators come with both Touring and Touring Elite models.
Serious power and exceptional fuel economy[1]. Is this really a people mover?
Power & Efficiency
Top of the Class
28 mpg[1] is an extraordinarily high number for an 8-passenger van.
To accomplish this high level of efficiency[1], the engineers needed
more than just an efficient engine and transmission. Low-rolling
resistance tires, a variable-displacement power-steering pump, and
low-drag wheel bearings as well as an aerodynamic body all help keep the
gas-station stops few and far between.
The Odyssey comes
equipped with sophisticated technology that can help you avoid accidents
and help protect occupants with an amazing array of safety features.
5-Star Safety
The National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA) toughened up its crash-safety tests for
2011, and the Odyssey passed with flying colors. In fact, the Odyssey
earned 5 stars in each seating position of all three crash-safety tests,
as well as earning a 5-Star Overall Vehicle Score[1].
Active Safety Features
Standard active safety features include the
anti-lock braking system (ABS) with
Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD), which helps the driver retain steering control when braking hard, and
Vehicle Stability Assist™ (VSA®)[2] with traction control, which helps to detect and correct oversteer and understeer.
Active front head restraints help
reduce the likelihood of whiplash injuries in the event of a rear
impact. The head restraints are designed to tilt forward in a fraction
of a second to decrease the space between the back of the occupant's
head and the head restraint.
To help you avoid accidents in the first place, the
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)[3]
uses a warning icon that will illuminate within the gauge cluster,
notifying the driver that significantly low pressure has been detected
in one or more of the tires. Also, the Odyssey features up to five
Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren (LATCH) seating positions, making the Odyssey an excellent baby mover.
Peace of Mind
If the unthinkable happens, the Odyssey helps protect its passengers with the
Advanced Compatibility Engineering™ (ACE™) body structure, which is designed to absorb impacts of vehicles of various sizes in the event of front-end collisions.
Front 3-point seat belts with automatic tensioning system, and
front side airbags with passenger-side Occupant Position Detection System (OPDS) all help to protect you and your passengers in sufficient impacts.
Honda's Safety Philosophy
Honda is committed to providing safety
for everyone?that means crash protection not only for our own drivers
and passengers, but also for the occupants of other vehicles, and injury
mitigation for pedestrians. We are dedicated to identifying and
implementing advanced designs and features that help enhance the safety
of vehicles on the road.