Used Honda Odyssey for Sale in Houston, TX

We bought our Honda Odyssey in 2000, and it now has 186,000 miles on it and is still going strong. We have had to replace the normal things that wear out on a vehicle along the way, but nothing really major. It has seats that pull our or go down, so you can seat eight people or have the back seats down and have a huge trunk space, and if you need more room, the second row of seats fold down as well. We have never had anything that didn't fit in there. It has such a smooth ride, and while we have been hit a few times by other vehicles, we have never been hurt. The windows are electric and go up and down still beautifully, and there are two air vents in the very back that help stream the air all the way throughout the van. There is a nice tint on the windows and windshield, so the sun is never overpowering. The seats are roomy and very comfortable with a soft fuzzy cover that comes clean very easily. This van has traveled from Texas to Mexico for many summers to visit relatives. It has gone on vacation to Yellowstone, traveled to Michigan a time or two, visited the Rocky Mountains in Denver and even driven all over Texas. It is easy to heat and cool, and the windows adjust to any height you want them to for a great ride. It has a great radio and tape player, and we plug all our electronics into the cigarette lighter port. I would recommend this van to anyone who wants a sturdy, dependable vehicle that can transport people or items any length of distance. It has child locks and secure seat belts for any size family.

I love my Honda Odyssey! The seats are comfortable, and the adjustable seat belts help to keep from feeling like I'm choking. The rear seats fold flat to provide a large hauling space. Unfortunately, the middle seats don't fold flat, but I've found that for most things I don't need them to. The middle seats can be removed completely if needed. The road noise can get loud at times. The stereo is good but, with my model, didn't include Bluetooth. Gas mileage is ok. The engine runs quiet, and oil changes don't break the bank. The power sliding doors were a big selling point for me as well as the power windows in the sliding doors. The conversation mirror was something I didn't know I needed, but I use daily to check on the kids in the back seats. When I purchased my Honda Odyssey, it was with the intent of hauling many people to many places. The back seats have enough leg room for the average person, but taller people might be more comfortable in the middle seats. The storage compartments under the floor by the middle seats were a surprise and very useful for longer trips.