ugh we need a minivan: what works for your family?

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Anonymous wrote:We have the 2017 Odyssey leased. I like it but the one thing that really bothers me is that it doesn’t have GPS. I don’t like using my phone for directions because it’s a distraction to me. The GPS only comes in the Touring model which also has a built in vacuum and dvd systems. My children are babies and will be rear facing for a long time so that’s useless at the moment. I also park next to the shop vac in the garage so a vacuum system is not something I cared for. It didn’t seem worth it to increase the payment for the extra stuff. The lack of built in GPS really bugs me though.

Why would anyone lease a minivan? It’s easy enough to put in an aftermarket GPS in a vehicle that you own. Or get a mounting clip for your phone.

We leased a mini van because we weren’t sure if it would work for our family. Our son was set to come home from the hospital on a ventilator and an adult was required to sit next to him at all times. He died before he got to come home though. Any other questions?

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No one has mentioned the Nissan Quest. Anyone check those out?