Honda Odyssey Usados en Venta en Flemington, NJ

This Honda Odyssey has a very reliable vehicle over the years. I have over 130,000 miles on the vehicle and haven't had any mechanical problems with the minivan. The van seats seven comfortably, and the rear seat fold down for increased storage in the rear of the van. The interior has held up well over 13 years. The major problem with the 2004 is peeling paint. The hood, roof, and sliding doors all the paint peeling off of them. Wash the van with a garden hose and more paint peeling. The hood had the first signs of peeling paint, and that was $1,800 to have repainted. Also, there is a known problem with the rear vent motors. The stop working after a while, which happened in my van, and are $200 plus dollar each to replace. And from what I have researched, the replacement motors still suffer from the same fault and will fail over time. I was fortunate that my vent windows were close when they stopped working.

I have a 2014 Honda Odyssey that was purchased brand new and has no tech or sport packages but does have the leather seats. I was reluctant to purchase a minivan, because it does give people the "soccer mom" impression, but I have two boys who are growing like weeds and need leg room. We love to travel by car, and our old Subaru was just too small. It is of a very high quality - a solid car. We didn't get all the bells and whistles, mainly because we don't want our kids watching TV wherever we go!

The 2010 Honda Odyssey is a solid, reliable family hauler. We have a family of five and the Odyssey is used to commute the kids around town and distant road trips in safety and comfort. The DVD entertainment system helps to keep our passengers quiet during these long journeys. Features like a back-up camera help keep those outside the vehicle safe while the driver has the vehicle in reverse. There is plenty of space for every member of the family with room storing lots of luggage and supplies. Sits can be folded down or removed to provide more room for weekend errands. After many thousands of miles of driving, we have encountered to major mechanical issues. With regular maintenance, we foresee many thousands of miles more in the future without a problem. As for things not to like? It's a minivan. It's a utility vehicle to get the job done, which it does well. But, when the phase of your life comes when that job is no longer necessary, I doubt you'll miss it once you decide you don't need it. Minor things to can be better and probably improved in later models is the screen for the backup camera is small and imbedded in the rear view mirror. It doesn't come with any guide and is hard to see. The controls to the entertainment system could be easier to use. For example, the screen in the second row will fade or turn off if you put on your headlights. Navigating the options for the system can be easier.