The MPV revolution is still in full steam and has no reason to slow down. Sales are still high and manufacturers are still releasing new and exciting models. We look at one rather older model (18 months old) which still looks fresh, modern and returning features that newer models are lacking. It's no surprise, then, that the new Odyssey, introduced almost a year and a half ago looks like it came out from the makers of Star Wars. Given Honda's reputation for producing some of the most solid and reliable sets of wheels on the planet, it's also no surprise that the Odyssey took home the top prize two years running in the Luxury MPV segment of the NST's Car of the Year Awards in December 2004 and 2005.
Honda Odyssey
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The MPV revolution is still in full steam and has no reason to slow down. Sales are still high and manufacturers are still releasing new and exciting models. We look at one rather older model (18 months old) which still looks fresh, modern and returning features that newer models are lacking. It's no surprise, then, that the new Odyssey, introduced almost a year and a half ago looks like it came out from the makers of Star Wars. Given Honda's reputation for producing some of the most solid and reliable sets of wheels on the planet, it's also no surprise that the Odyssey took home the top prize two years running in the Luxury MPV segment of the NST's Car of the Year Awards in December 2004 and 2005.
