We have to gently guide the door with our hands to keep the sensor from sensing an obstruction. The automatic door motors/slides have been replaced twice and need it again. Most of the time, they snap back on without any problem. Smaller cosmetic pieces tend to come off inside. We haven't had to have any major body or engine work done. The top negatives for this car are mainly cosmetic. This vehicle drops from six to four cylinders when on the highway, saving money. The sliding doors sense when something is blocking the door, such as a small child, and open back up instead of injuring the child. The engine has held up very well, though we do all recommended maintenance on it. We haven't had to have any major repairs done. It is even convenient to remove and reinstall the middle seats. We constantly change the seating around to accommodate what we are doing at the time. We frequently shuttle to sporting events with friends, family, ice chests, lawn chairs, etc., and have had no issues. It comfortably holds all the kids and three large dogs for trips as well. There is room in the seat backs for the kids to store electronics, books and art supplies for long trips. Very rarely has there been a space issue. We have hauled some major appliances, furniture and various other things along with the four kids. Our favorite features are the automatic side doors, in floor storage, and the assortment of seating configurations. The sliding doors also sense when something is blocking and open back up. The alarm sounds when the side doors are open and the car is in gear. At the time, cost of a newer vehicle was an issue. The newer ones are several inches wider and would have fit the seats better. Due to the year, it was a little crowded with three car seats when the kids were little. After seven years of heavy use, it has held up well in the interior except for a few cosmetic pieces.
We really like the automatic side doors however, we have had to replace the motors a time or two. There have been many times I wish I could separate the children instead of them sitting right next to each other for long trips and still have a seat down for storage.
I wish the back seats folded individually instead of one and two. The in floor storage is great as well as the back seats that fold into the floor. We shuffle our children to various school activities, sporting and family events.
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We have four children, plus occasionally more staying with us. "I believe that an important factor in Honda's success is in their attention to the details.For the most part, this is a great vehicle for our large family.+ "While some may believe the end is nigh for the minivan segment, Honda is out to prove it's anything but with the 2008 Odyssey." - Motor Trend.The Odyssey is available in four trims: LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring. Despite minor steering woes and its suspension's inability to shield rear passengers against harsh road bumps, the Odyssey's superb brake system contributes to an overall pleasing driving experience. Aside from mixed reviews on its transmission's ability to downshift smoothly, reviewers appear to be impressed by its powerful V6 engine and fuel-efficient Variable Cylinder Management (VCM) system. Honda has made a number of changes for 2008, including freshened exterior styling (which still doesn't score highly), new interior textures and improvements to the cylinder deactivation system to further improve fuel economy.
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According to, "he Odyssey delivers everything you could ask for in a minivan." In fact, the Odyssey has been given several honors, including being named one of Car and Driver "5 Best Trucks" in 2007.
The 2008 Honda Odyssey receives accolades for its class-leading powertrain, sedan-like handling, eight-passenger capacity, long list of standard convenience and safety features, and record of reliability.
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