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After teasing us at this year's edition of the Chicago Motor Show in February with the Odyssey Concept (see here), Honda has finally pulled the covers off the production version its new eight-seater minivan that will begin arriving in U.S. showrooms this fall.
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- Minivan Sales In America - October 2010
In an attempt to make the minivan segment a less vital part of its portfolio yet more successful at the same time, the 2011 Honda Odyssey isn't all-new, but it is remarkably different and at least as competitive as the 2010 Honda Odyssey. With its...
- 2011 Honda Odyssey Gallery Draws Attention To Huge Sliding Door Track
Sliding doors require something on which to slide. We call it a track. Whether it's the doors leading out onto your patio or the frosted-glass room dividers in your studio apartment, sliding doors need a track. What you see in the pictures in this...
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2011 Honda Odyssey Minivan Officially Revealed [45- Photos]
After teasing us at this year's edition of the Chicago Motor Show in February with the Odyssey Concept (see here), Honda has finally pulled the covers off the production version its new eight-seater minivan that will begin arriving in U.S. showrooms this fall.
Minivans aren't the most exciting-looking vehicles on the road, and the new Odyssey won't change that notion. Nevertheless, the new styling and the 1.6-inches lower roofline give Honda's minivan more character and presence over the current model.
Compared to the outgoing 2010 Odyssey, the 2011 model is said to be wider (Honda hasn't yet released full details) and promises to be more functional and roomy with better interior lighting.
- New Honda Odyssey Minivan Priced From $28,580, Available Only With V6
Honda has released US pricing for its completely redesigned Odyssey minivan that is set to debut at dealers on September 30. Available exclusively with a 3.5-liter V6 that delivers 248HP, or 4HP more than on the previous model, the 2011 Odyssey is priced...
- Honda Previews New Odyssey Minivan With A Thinly Disguised Concept At The 2010 Chicago Auto Show
Honda selected the 2010 Chicago Auto Show to unveil the Odyssey Concept study that teases the next-generation of the Japanese firm's minivan. And by that, we mean that the concept is more of a garnished pre-production model than a pure study. Just...
- Honda To Debut Concept Version Of Next Generation Odyssey Minivan At Chicago Show
At next month's 2010 Chicago Auto Show, Honda will preview the forth-generation Odyssey people carrier through a new concept model that will most likely be a hair away from the actual production version that will follow shortly after. In typical...
- Minivan Sales In America - October 2010
In an attempt to make the minivan segment a less vital part of its portfolio yet more successful at the same time, the 2011 Honda Odyssey isn't all-new, but it is remarkably different and at least as competitive as the 2010 Honda Odyssey. With its...
- 2011 Honda Odyssey Gallery Draws Attention To Huge Sliding Door Track
Sliding doors require something on which to slide. We call it a track. Whether it's the doors leading out onto your patio or the frosted-glass room dividers in your studio apartment, sliding doors need a track. What you see in the pictures in this...