2024 Honda Odyssey: Trims, Key Features, and More!

Learn the trims and key features of the 2024 Honda Odyssey in this review! This video covers the EX, EX-L, Sport, Touring, and Limited. This thing is quicker than you think too! I compile the most relevant and important information released. All photos and information direct from Honda.

[@ryanhill9013]

Thanks for the tip on the plywood dimensions. It's a huge feature for me!

[@Benscarreviews]

So glad to hear it helped! Thank you for watching!

[@amysniffin5908]

Hi ben, thanks for the great video. Could you provide a little more detail about why you believe the touring is a much better bang for your buck than ex-l? I am very conflicted on which one to go with. Does touring come with roof rails?

[@Benscarreviews]

Hi Amy, I’m glad you asked. The Touring will get you Cabin Talk, 10.2” rear seat entertainment, extra USB ports, 115 volt outlet, navigation, wifi hotspot, sunshades for all rows, seatback pockets, parking sensors, and on the exterior you’ll get body colored features as opposed to black and also an elevated wheel design. I hope that helps. EX-L is still great. I feel in this scenario, the extra $4K is worth it because it gains you nearly everything the Odyssey has to offer. Thank you for watching!

[@gunawangunawan4355]

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[@Benscarreviews]

Thank you for watching!

[@mikeb1039]

There's nothing "safer" about awd. If anything it gets people hurt because they think they have a snow machine (and they often don't).

[@Benscarreviews]

I’m not sure if it’s claimed to be “safer” than 2WD but in theory twice the grip which in turn should translate to safety. Thank you for watching!

[@mikeb1039]

@@Benscarreviews But it doesn't give you twice the grip. They like that you think it does though.

[@Benscarreviews]

@@mikeb1039 you’re right it’s not a perfect 50/50 distribution most cases. But having traction to 4 wheels instead of two is beneficial in many ways.

[@mikeb1039]

@@Benscarreviews You're not talking about mini van awd. They don't work like that. FWD is just as good as AWD in snow up to about a foot. Helps some with ice but not nearly as much as most people think.

[@mikeb1039]

@@Benscarreviews There's video's on here that show various (SUV) awd setups and how incredibly wimpy most of them are. Many don't have enough power on the non driven wheels to even spin the tire when it has no traction. AWD is not 4x4 and does not work nearly as well.