Overview & Reviews

The steering wheel now features telescoping movement, and a tire-pressure monitor is standard on all trim levels.

• Agile handling, split flat-folding rear bench, optional eight-passenger seating, extensive feature list, smooth and powerful V6.

• Top-line trim levels are expensive.

User Reviews:

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  In love - 2007 Honda Odyssey
  By raam - September 11 - 4:23 am

  Ive only had my Odyssey for 4 days, but already I love it! Its a great drive, handles just like a sporty car. Everything is so lush and classy looking.

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  Cant beat it... - 2007 Honda Odyssey
  By Chris Allen - August 9 - 10:13 pm

  We priced and looked at all minivans. Owned a Dodge which was fare. Could have bought others for less. But we are extremely happy with our decision. Everything about our Honda is great. Could never go back to something else, even with the more money we spent.

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  Honda engineering - 2007 Honda Odyssey
  By steelerfan786 - April 7 - 5:20 pm

  After owning a 2000 Odyssey, definitely wanted to own 2007 model. When it comes to comfort and convenience this is the best van out there. Car and driver rated this van #1 in its category. Smooth and quiet, excellent ride, great handling for a van. To me its like driving a big Accord. Definitely a winner in my book.

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  Gas Mileage - 2007 Honda Odyssey
  By Richard - January 20 - 10:36 am

  Just received the EX-L on July 2nd. First gas mileage was 19 MPG (mixed). The first highway MPG was 28.8. Air temp 70F, speed 62-66 mph, small rolling hills, with a light load. Starts and stops can be much smoother than with my 2000 Subaru Outback, (220,000 miles). The all-windows-down when unlocking and many safety features are great. For example, if the sliding door window is down the door will only open 75%. I plan on the van lasting 250,000 miles.

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  Almost perfect van - 2007 Honda Odyssey
  By LuvMyVan - January 1 - 9:23 pm

  Bought first of year, and have loved it so far. Extremely comfortable for all passengers, drives almost like a car, and the build/material quality makes it feel like a bit more expensive vehicle. We have friends with a $50K Lexus GX470, which is nice, but doesnt feel like its worth twice as expensive as the EX-L. We added our own DVD system, so the only thing missing is Navigation.