It's minivan time! Tell me why you chose yours and why you like it.
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Um what's this now?! |
I LOVE the cabin watch in the 2018 with two toddlers rear facing. It is SO easy to see what they are doing and if they are asleep. The vented cooled seats and the heated steering wheel in the 2018 Elite are also pretty nice. It made the transition from my BMW back to a Honda a little eaiser.
Anonymous
| Looked it up. Amazing. |
Anonymous
Video monitor |
Anonymous
| We have the Pacifica for the automated parking feature...also has easy to stow seats, vented seats, usb chargers, etc. Don’t know why we waited so long to make the mini van leap! |
Anonymous
| We are on our second Odyssey. First one was 12 we had to replace it. We now have a 2016 Odyssey. When I was much younger I owned Toyotas almost exclusively. The main difference I find between the two minivans is that the Toyota drives more like you’re on a cloud, and the Odyssey drives very heavy to the ground. With a car that big I prefer the heavier drive. I do feel like you’re comparing apples to apples, and it comes down to your preferences. |
Anonymous
| 2001 Odyssey, 189k miles and still going strong, knock on wood. Not many bells and whistles, but has given us very few problems over the years. Highly recommend, at least based on how the vehicle was made 17 years ago... |
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We have a 2011 Sienna. We like it a lot. I love that it has an optional 8th seat. I wouldn't travel very long distances with 8 people, but it has been very useful for short trips when my elderly parents are with us, and they don't want to drive or if I am hauling a bunch of my kid's friends to a birthday party or something.
We have 100K miles on it and hope to keep for a long time to come. We picked it over the Odyssey because it was several thousand dollars cheaper at the time we bought. Don't know if that's still the case. |