Used Honda Odyssey for Sale in Detroit, MI

I love my Odyssey. It has leather seating and heated front seats, which are exceptionally comfortable, especially in the winter. They are also really easy to clean, which is important with kids. My Odyssey also has a back-up camera, which I can't live without. I feel much safer with it, especially backing out of tight spots in the parking lot with huge vehicles next to me that I can't see around. The camera is wide-angle, so it can see for me. My Odyssey also has the stow-away back seats, which has been so incredibly useful. No more removing heavy, awkward seats in order to haul large objects. This has been really useful with rehabbing our house -- moving furniture and going to Lowe's to pick up supplies has been so easy. Just pop the seats down and go. Also, with the seats up, it provides a super 'well' that is really useful for groceries -- they no longer go rolling all over my vehicle. There are little hooks provided too, for the bag handles, and that is really useful. There's only a couple of things that I don't like. The first are the controls for the heating/cooling system. My old vehicle had buttons that felt very different from each other -- you could tell just by feel which button you were pressing, which is very important if you want to adjust things while you're driving and watching the road. The Odyssey has very smooth, slick buttons, and I always have to LOOK at them to be sure I'm pressing the one I want, which I feel is somewhat dangerous. The second thing is -- while it does have a USB port in the glove compartment, the accessory outlets do not work when the car is turned off. My old vehicle did allow this, which was very useful to charge my phone while I was out of the car. I really wish that the Odyssey would allow this as well. I've heard that the excuse is that letting the accessory outlets stay on would potentially drain the battery, but charging my phone in my old vehicle's accessory outlets was never a danger to the battery, and I think it's ridiculous. As for driving and handling, it is very smooth and easy and comfortable, probably among the best vehicles I've ever driven that way.

The Honda Odyssey has a great feel at the wheel. It drives smoothly, and brakes extremely well. I believe that the build quality is great, for I have taken it on long, extended trips, which involve an incredible amount of driving in a short amount of time, and this car has held up! I've had no major problems, despite making it past the 100,000 mile marker. I like the seating plan; it packs in a large number of people while remaining fairly roomy. I believe that the fuel economy is fairly good as well, certainly above the level of many of the cars I've had previously. Ultimately, it's a great car.