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2014 Honda Odyssey EX 5dr
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Front Wheel Drive, Passenger Van, 2WD Minivans
19 mpg city / 28 mpg hwy
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19 mpg city / 28 mpg hwy
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10 Reviews
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Todd D
01/19/15
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"Add back 2nd row seat cup holders. Leather is not durable enough. Tailgate warning beep is too loud! Improve exterior styling. Warning beep comes on too frequently in bumper-to-bumper traffic. When holding unlock button down on remote key, don't have the sunroof also open"
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Darius A
01/10/15
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"Disappointed with the seat heaters. Also disappointed with the lack of customer service we had at Honda dealerships when we had problems."
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Michael S
12/28/14
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"Other then not being fuel efficent I love my Honda. So far it is the best van that I have owned."
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Jerry G
11/28/14
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"What I love most about the Honda Odyssey is that it's keyless! I also love the rear and side view cameras.What I like least is the back rest. It's very uncomfortable so I always take it off when I drive. Every passenger hates it as well so we took all of the headrests off---especially the very back seat. Also, because I'm short, I push my seat up when I drive. I can get out of the van easily but when I enter, I have to duck down. Therefore, I constantly have to remember to push my seat back when I exit the van or push the seat back before I enter the van. Because these 2 things are a hassle, I wouldn't recommend this van for short people. Hopefully, this will be corrected in your next model because I love the Honda Odyssey!"
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