Used 2002 Honda Odyssey for Sale near Summerland, BC

The Honda Odyssey is a car the works very well for families. I have owned my Odyssey for over 13 years and am very pleased with its performance. The car is very safe and has a 5-star crash safety rating. It also has a comfortable ride and an awesome stereo. The only problem I have encountered with this car is transmission failure as well as a need for a new engine mount. Otherwise, It has great gas mileage. I do an equal amount of city and highway driving, and my Odyssey gets about 24 mpg. I am very pleased with this car and am planning to keep it for many years to come.

A family of 5 bought this vehicle yesterday with delight! Not your single bachelor / bachelorette or empty nester's dream car. But for a family, this is a dream car come true. It hauls, it has tons of cup holders for bottles, cups and mugs. removable pilot seats, and instant trunk space by just a few simple adjustment. Odyssey is indeed voted one of the best designed minivan in America

I love the everything about it, power sliding doors. The leather seats and the alloy wheels. The overall performance of this car is excellent. This car is just the type of car that a family needs when they are away from home.

We bought a Honda, because of its supposed reliability. We poured hundreds of dollars into keeping current on all of the regularly scheduled maintenance and took it in for the second gear transmission recall service when that notice came as well. We did all of this to avoid what We are going throug now. In spite of doing everything "right" on our part, our transmission failed at 91,000 miles...NOT what we expected from a Honda...and a $3900 repair bill. Honda WAS going to pay for all but $850 of it, but then changed their mind when they found out we bought our Odyssey from Military Car sales while serving our country overseas. We are very unhappy with Honda, and will probably never buy a Honda again.

Our Odyssey has been very dependable and comfortable, although transmission did have recall repairs. Too bad we can't just turn off the 5th-gear overdrive sometimes, although the computer sensor does a great job of compensating shift patterns when I tow varying loads.