Honda Odyssey is a Piece of Junk

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a 2007 Honda Odyssey with the original engine still running at 289,853 miles. Just to confirm no typos it is two hundred eighty-nine thousand eight hundred fifty three miles. Very satisfied with this car !!!

Are your ball bearings loud?

[Anonymous]

2004 Honda Odyssey, 212,000 miles. Original engine and transmission, although it goes through a lot of oil pans.

[Anonymous]

2008 Honda Odyssey, almost 100,000 miles. We have loved this minivan. It could probably go for more years - no problems, ever - but we're going to look for a new car before we absolutely have to. Good deals this weekend.

I will SO miss my Odyssey.

[Anonymous]

2010 with 147,000 miles. No transmission issues, but have replaced the tires multiple times and the rotars (rollers?) on the sliding doors.

Love my Odyssey - fits all 3 kids, all their gear and the kitchen sink (and still has room for more). I plan to drive it into the ground.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:2004 Honda Odyssey, 212,000 miles. Original engine and transmission, although it goes through a lot of oil pans.

Another 2004 w/ 200k. How many pans have you gone thru? I am on my second one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:2004 Honda Odyssey, 212,000 miles. Original engine and transmission, although it goes through a lot of oil pans.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN OIL PANS? How do you go through metal pans? This is not a consumable item.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:2004 Honda Odyssey, 212,000 miles. Original engine and transmission, although it goes through a lot of oil pans.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN OIL PANS? How do you go through metal pans? This is not a consumable item.

The PPs are probably getting their oil changes at one of those places that use an air impact wrench to tighten the drain bolt.

[Anonymous]

2009 odyssey, got rid of it in 2017 after power cut out on me on the freeway. Passenger door would also stick and not open all the way- power issue. We loved the car but it was time to move on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m still driving a 2007 with 80,000 miles on it and it’s been very good to me.

My 2002 still runs fine and it's only ever had basic maintenance. This was the best car I've ever owned and my spouse and I swore we would NEVER own a mini van. My teens drive it around town but I don't let them drive it very far because it is missing all the safety features.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:2004 Honda Odyssey, 212,000 miles. Original engine and transmission, although it goes through a lot of oil pans.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN OIL PANS? How do you go through metal pans? This is not a consumable item.

The PPs are probably getting their oil changes at one of those places that use an air impact wrench to tighten the drain bolt.

Yeah, could be. Oil changes are so basic, too. Takes 15 minutes with two simple hand tools. Maybe only one, depending on how tight the filter is...

[Anonymous]

Love my 2019. It's two years old now and no issues. DH is buying a car and it's shocking how much more he has to pay to get all the bells and whistles that came standard on my Odyssey (I have the EXL because I needed leather). His car also costs a lot more and isn't as reliable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Used to have insane transmission problems. I guess, per your post, it still might have.

Older models... early 2000 models. they were supposed to have it fixed by 2003/2004 model though

My parent’s 2002 is still on the road, nary a problem.

[Anonymous]

2008 175000 miles I love it! Love!

My H wants to get rid of it because the kids are in college, but I love it.

No issues... knock on wood.

Oh I had to replace the AC.

[Anonymous]

2004 just hit 100k miles this past week. Going strong!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Love my 2019. It's two years old now and no issues. DH is buying a car and it's shocking how much more he has to pay to get all the bells and whistles that came standard on my Odyssey (I have the EXL because I needed leather). His car also costs a lot more and isn't as reliable.

Consider yourself lucky. I have 3 friends with 19’s and they have had nothing but problems.