2011 Honda Odyssey

There are several trims available in the 2011 Odyssey. The LX model features manual sliding doors and is the most basic model. The EX model adds a few extra features. Power sliding doors and alloy wheels are available options. The EX-L line has three models available and is the most popular model. It comes standard with leather seating. One model is available that includes a DVD player with a 9 inch ceiling screen. Another comes with a navigation system. The navigation system allows for voice activated directions. Song by Voice is also available with navigation and allows for voice commands to choose songs to play. The Touring model features the DVD player and the navigation system. The Touring Elite comes standard with every feature offered plus a rear entertainment system. The entertainment system includes a 16.2 inch video screen that can be split in half to show two different things at once. For added enjoyment, a 12 speaker, 650 watt premium surround sound system is included as well.

The Odyssey gained many new features and improvements in the 2011 models. It received a new body design, one that is wider and lower to the ground. It has a lightning bolt beltline that leaves room for a larger window on the third row side. Honda also introduced attachment points for five child safety seats in the 2011 Odyssey. That is a great improvement over all vehicles. Improved fuel economy is a big plus for the new Odyssey. The average gas mileage is approximately 18 mpg in the city and 27 mpg on the highway for the LX, EX, and EX-L models. For the Touring and Touring Elite models, the gas mileage is 19 mpg in the city and 28 mpg on the highway. All models have a 21 gallon fuel tank.