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This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Mar 2021.

Honda Odyssey

Built in

Japan

(launched 2014, facelifted Feb-2018)

Successor

Honda Odyssey (2021)

Predecessor

Honda Odyssey (2008-2014)

User Ratings

32 reviews

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Submodel

Last Recorded Price

Fuel Economy

Power

Transmission

Detailed Info

2.4 EX-S (A)

Facelifted on Aug-2017

$160,000 (Dec 2017)

12.3km/L

173 bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 EXV-S (A)

Facelifted on Aug-2017

$164,000 (Dec 2017)

12.3km/L

173 bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 EX-S [MY15] (A)

$147,999 (Jul 2017)

12.3km/L

173 bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 8-Seater (A)

Facelifted on Feb-2018

$151,999 (Feb 2021)

12.3km/L

173 bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 EXV-S [MY15] (A)

$156,999 (Jul 2017)

12.3km/L

173 bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 EXV-S NAVI [MY15] (A)

$159,999 (Apr 2017)

12.6km/L

173 bhp

CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 7-Seater (A)

Facelifted on Feb-2018

$162,999 (Jan 2021)

12.3km/L

173 bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 Navi Res 7-Seater (A)

Facelifted on Feb-2018

$163,999 (Dec 2020)

12.3km/L

173 bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 EX-S (A)

$174,999 (Mar 2015)

12.6km/L

173 bhp

CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.4 EXV-S (A)

$184,999 (Mar 2015)

12.6km/L

173 bhp

CVT (A)

Specs | Features

Photos & Reviews

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Honda Odyssey EXV-S Navi Res (A) Facelift Review

The Honda Odyssey gets some subtle changes in and out to ensure its modernity against its strong segment peers. So how does the full-sized MPV fare?

Facelift (What's New)

Redesigned front bumper

Honda Sensing safety suite featuring Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keeping Assist, Collision and Road Departure Mitigation

New Entertainment system

CONSUMER REVIEWS

3.5

32 Consumer Reviews

Reliable Huge 7 Seaters (Comfort for the Whole Family) `

I have owned an Odyssey for 9 years and driving it until COE ends. It's a reliable car for COE renewal but unfortunately COE is still high and road tax with increase after COE renewal. It's really a waste to scrap this car. Overall, this is a very comfortable and spacious car. My whole family likes it.

Worse mpv i tested `

Terrible pricing with sub par NVH and performance. Poorly build interior and extremely sluggish off the line. Suspension feels very unsettled. Went over rumble strips during test drive, felt that the suspension was absent. Terribly engineered. Would rather go for Serena with lower road tax and better fuel economy, let alone the price.

Superb handling and quietness - mark of quality and reliability `

I simply don't understand why some people post reviews about the Honda Odyssey saying that it is noisy, under-powered, creaking slide doors etc. Ok I accept that in a review page, people can say what they want but it really annoys me as an owner of a 2 month old Odysssey that there is very little truth to all these nonsense. Almost caused me to consider the Toyota Previa and Estima. In fact, I also fail to understand why Borneo's Previa has super bad reviews while parallel import Estima enjoys super reviews when the 2 cars are exactly the same, with Estima having even poorer interior specs! So, be careful who is writing the reviews!! My experience with Kah Motors Odyssey is that this is a flawless car, super quiet, powerful k24A engine, classy interior, and sits 7 people easily. No regrets at all. See my reviews below.

Cheap underpowered econobox `

Odyssey being a japanese car, is super cheap which translates to an extremely cheap interior with over styled exterior with chrome from daiso that makes it look like a hearse!! Undeniably, it is ultimately a honda and should be reliable. Conversely, the torsion beam suspension made for a bumpy and bouncy ride with poor sound insulation like a typical japanese van like a Hiace or Nv200. These japanese vans may not be the best in handling but they excel in load carrying. Should the odyssey carry full load, it will be struggling and gasping for more power for sure. Yes, even on Singapore roads. Trust me I'm not lying. Plus points for the odyssey is it has 3 specs, the cheapest for people for are unable to afford continental cars and take 7 year car loans :) With that said, i would much rather go for a Hiace since it at least has sufficient torque unlike this econobox from Honda. Since both these vans have poor safety ratings, i personally would not put my family in it.(just close the doors and you would know what i mean). All the cheap scratchy plastics found in the cabin makes it feel like a recycled car, even more so than a recycling bin. Please do not waste your money on this econobox, which is cheap feeling,has no safety and drives like a shitbox.