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The Odyssey's pleasant angular countenance ensured that it did not offend even the most discriminating staff members. One editor was even moved to call it a "man's minivan," though we're not sure that everyone will appreciate that compliment (!). (Photo by Brent Romans)
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A family of five gave a favorable review of the Odyssey's driving dynamics after taking it on a trip from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. Drivers and passengers noted the van's excellent acceleration, car-like handling, comfortable seats and roomy interior.
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Along with the spacious cargo bay, the fold-flat third-row seat gives pets (in this case, a greyhound named Trooper) ample room to spread out.
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Even with the third-row bench up, the cargo area was still able to accommodate a week's worth of luggage for a family of four, including a cooler. (Photo by John Clor)
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With some help from its standard traction control system, our Odyssey sped through a blizzard in the Rockies without complaint. (Photo by Christian Wardlaw)
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Whenever the Odyssey was in drive, Honda's unwieldy column shifter blocked the stereo controls. (Photo by Scott Memmer)
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We think the Odyssey is an ideal road trip vehicle for those who need to carry five to seven passengers -- and all of their stuff -- in comfort. (Photo by John Clor)
