Used Honda Odyssey for Sale in Asheville, NC

My overall experience has been good. I like the dual air condition/heat unit for the comfort of each passenger in the front seats. The back seats have their own control as well. I've not experienced any issues with key electronic components of the van. There is plenty leg space for the back seat passengers even with the front seats all the way back. I have had great reliability and comfort in the vehicle. There were a couple of issues with the vehicle. When we had to get new tires, we found out that they no longer made the Pax tires and had to change out the rims and tires. This was not a cheap fix. The next issue was when we needed to have the windshield replaced. They could not get a good seal on it. The third issue was with the Pax tires on it only the dealership supposedly was able to do a front end alignment. When we called the dealership they informed us that they did not have the machine to do it and there was not any shops near us that would be able to do so.

I love how great the gas mileage is. For a car this size, you can't ask for better. It drives smooth and hasn't given me any problems, and I've had it for years. It's very roomy. I can get three kids with car seats in...no problems at all. The car is gorgeous too, not boxy/tanky like some minivans. I don't feel like I'm driving a big trunk when I'm behind the wheel. Its very spacious and has a ton of extra features that I love. Like the optional eighth seat for another passenger. It's not the easiest to take in and out, but it's not too hard or time consuming either. I love the automatic doors on both sides. The only problem I've had is that the door we use the most had to have the rollers replaced, and I've heard that's pretty common. I got some quotes that were $400 plus, but the Honda dealership replaced it for me for under $200. Overall, if that's all the extra maintenance I've had to do, I can't complain. I also don't love the tray between the two front seats that folds down. It doesn't seem as sturdy. I think I'd rather have a permanent one.