Standard on Touring Elite and the new SE (Special Edition) is the helpful HondaVAC. Touring Elite models get the HondaLink infotainment suite, which uses a smartphone app to access Internet-based entertainment. An Odyssey also offers greater flexibility in terms of positioning child safety seats. Second- and third-row seats can also be repositioned, to ease access to the back row or add space for second-row occupants. An available split second row lets outboard seats move toward the doors, yielding greater room for hips and shoulders. Odyssey’s seating layout is more reconfigurable than most. Active noise cancellation and active engine mounts squelch excessive road noise, as well as any vibrations emanating from the fuel-saving cylinder deactivation system. Occupants can expect a surprisingly quiet and refined experience. It blends ride comfort with responsive handling, though the ride is a tad firm.
2016 HONDA ODYSSEY SEATING CAPACITY 8 FULL
Odyssey has plenty of reserve power to provide brisk passing, even when carrying a full load. The Toyota Sienna is the only minivan that offers all-wheel drive. Honda’s 3.5-liter V6 engine develops 248 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque, mating with a 6-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. Odyssey offers fuel economy that nearly matches that of a sedan. It is a bit long in the tooth, having last been redesigned for the 2011 model year, but it still ranks near the top of a small class. The Honda Odyssey is the minivan to beat, if you consider design flair or driving pleasure.
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