Used 2010 Honda Odyssey EX FWD with DVD for Sale near Pointe-Claire, QC

the top of the line van for comfort room and reliability. Honda makes the finest man on the road, and with the DVD system and other features it is fantastic for road trips and general commuting.a great vehicle with a great reputation.

Very powerful; practically sporty in acceleration and handling compared to Dodges. Very tight and solid at 55k. Not one single mechanical problem, as the 2nd owner since about 20k. The middle row seats are so comfy and wide (though they don't stow, which is probably because Honda realized they can either make them comfy or stow, not both, due to space/weight) that after the first time I rode in the middle row to 'see how the kids live', I dubbed the van the "Hondajet" because they feel like private jet seats look like they feel. A/C is a bit busy to operate. Never figured out how to just set it where it's comfy for me and forget it, though it has Auto settings of temp. Doesn't ride as nice as my well worn 2005 Caravan and the steering is SO responsive on the Odyssey that you don't dare twitch the wheel or someone will spill their fast food off their lap. Fast steering is fine if you are rallying on weekends, but for long trips, that makes it twitchy. Also, the electric assisted steering feels like the ratio varies to me..as if 1/4 turn of the steering wheel equals more change in the angle of the front wheels at some speeds than others and that confuses my brain. I think Dodge's Stow and Go mechanism is slicker than the way the Honda's back seats fold up. The power sliding side doors are much more classy in their movement than the Caravan, but the way you engage them from the outside takes learning the wrist action or you bungle it. A car wash drying gal wrestled with it so much in her ignorance of how to operate it that she would have broken it off if she wasn't only about 70 lbs herself.

Very reliable (at least thus far going on 50,000 miles) and roomy enough to haul my family of 6 around. It seems this was built more for functionality and reliability than style, but good enough for us. We would recommend an Odyssey.