Keeping Up with the Minivan Joneses; Will Honda's redesign of the Odyssey put it back on top?(News)(Product/Service Evaluation)
AutoWeek, October, 2004 by Gritzinger, Bob
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Byline: BOB GRITZINGER ** Honda says its 2005 Odyssey minivan is all-new, though it looks a lot like the outgoing version on the market since 1999, and runs much of the same mechanical gear. Even so, the redesigned and re-engineered Odyssey offers enough new bits to regain any ground it may have lost in the suddenly resurgent minivan market.
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In fact, Honda might have struck the perfect balance between standing pat and pushing forward. In contrast to Nissan's decision to create a radically new Quest, or Toyota's call to make a huge investment in the Sienna, Honda stayed with ...
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