Here's the 2013 Honda Odyssey on Everyman Driver

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[@hmichaelr1]

We purchased an '02 Odyssey when we had 3 teenagers. Now they've grown up and moved on and (200,000 miles later) it's about time to replace the old girl. I keep looking at other options but nothing can rival the comfort, utility and reliability of our Odyssey. Fabulous vehicle! I've pretty much decided to buy another one, even though it's just the two of us most of the time.

[@char_ytt]

5 years later, how's it going?

[@Nikky10000]

Hello how's it going

[@goldblade84]

Rented a 2013 Odyssey for a ski trip, and it is a great thing that the shift nob wasn't in the middle reasons being: 1) If you take out the middle cup holders of the first and second row, you can fit 190 Inch Skis + 150 Inch Snowboard in that gap without lowering any of the 3rd row seats. 2) When in snow / hills etc. having the gear control in front is easier to quickly switch to D3 mode (and back), and then grab the wheel again (was very useful driving in wintry conditions).

[@fakejeepman06]

4 years after this video, my familiy actually got one. Have had it for 3 years and love it! Not planning on getting rid of it for a very long time 😁

[@davidp5862]

The 2013 is our third Odyssey and by far my favorite. It is an ideal vehicle for seniors like us with knee issues, tons of leg room. We are in our sixties and love this car. The front doors are super wide.

[@Weaveuh]

What he calls wasted space where a "shifter" could be my wife calls a great spot for her purse....

[@orcamistress101]

I'm a mom of 2 toddlers in carseats and we are done having kids. Previously, I drove a '99 Ford Explorer 2 door that seats 4 (now my husband's car). I loved that car, but 2 doors and carseats? Don't do it! My back was killing me. Especially while I was pregnant with my son and getting my daughter in and out. I love my 08 Odyssey EXL purchased in the beginning of March. I really, really love the external styling of the fourth generation Odyssey, but it seems I am in the minority lol. To each their own. When I'm ready to buy a new car, I love my minivan enough that I don't think I'm going to move out of the segment any time soon. Mostly likely another Odyssey for me in a few years! :D

[@JuggernautX10]

The negatives they said about the deep space in the rear, the chrome trim outline on the outside of the van, and the empty space in the front where he said the stick should have been are all positives to me. To each their own. I love everything about this van. It's definitely ahead of it's time considering that most of the newer vans today in the 2020's still have the same features as this van, and that's fully loaded today as well.

[@everymandriver]

Good suggestions and thank you for taking the time to watch & subscribe - Dave

[@verificacionnecessario9190]

You guys do an outstanding job reviewing vehicles. Thanks for all the insight and information!

[@myownruin187]

Sold my 05 Cadillac Escalade and got a Honda Odyssey and we love it, such a great mini van saved me a lot of money in gas and maintenance, the wifey only drives to school and store and the accessional doctor visit with my rascals, that’s it so one full tank lasts me almost 3 weeks, I highly recommend this van.. 👍🏻 thanks guys great review. Cheers!

[@Tommy.voodoo]

Happy to see this comment even if it’s 3 years old lol. I’m currently looking from going from an 07 Escalade to 13 odyssey

[@HondaProJason]

I have been a fan of your show for a while. I love your personal insight. Great review guys keep up the great work.

[@everymandriver]

@Robert Poster, That's what I'm here for, thank you for the support - Dave

[@jamesh7571]

OMG Dave watching you 7 years ago is cool, but im very impressed on the man you've become in 2020!! Well Done Bigdog, 😎

[@everymandriver]

@Noel Luperon - We don't have any restrictions on what we can or cannot say, we were just having fun with the Beer comment :-) and we're glad you enjoy the reviews. We ARE buddies and like you, we are the everyman driver - Dave

[@5xthejoy]

I own a 2003 Honda Odyssey with over 100,000 miles and it still drives like a champ. Going to get another Honda Odyssey in the future. Awesome van.

[@chrislucy1589]

My wife & I have 5 kids, we absolutely appreciate the reliability and functionality of our 2003 Honda Odyssey minivan w 146k, and purchase a brand new one again. Great review.

[@gregnixon1296]

10:05 You will come to love the shift knob being where it is beside the steering wheel. Your passenger won’t bump you out of gear by accident with it so far out of the way.

[@everymandriver]

We appreciate it, thank you - we've got a lot of exciting projects lined up for 2013 - Dave

[@HondaProJason]

It is a mic but for for noise cancelation. it works like the headphones and sends a signal to the speakers to make the cabin quieter HondaPro Jason

[@MusicforMe123]

This is one of the best reviews of the 2013 Honda Odyssey on KZbin.

[@lilydarcey1404]

Just traded in our Honda 2004 Element for this model Odyssey. Only had our Element for 10 years and it was nickel and diming us due to all sorts of engine trouble after we reached roughly 80,000 miles. Honda specialists could never figure out what was going on with the engine, and chronic oil leak they could never fix. I hope these troubles will not be the case with this Honda Odyssey van. One expects Honda to be a reputable car, and last for more than 10 years, so we will keep out fingers crossed with the Odyssey. At just over 100,000 miles, the Element already needed a new engine, as we were told by Honda specialists, despite we maintained the car very well. The vinyl on the seats was also cracking. We initially bought the Honda Element, because our Great Dane could fit inside with plenty of head room, and we did not have to take out the seats. We just put the seats to the side and used the entire back of the Element as a cargo space. We had liked the Rubbermaid interior, as one could just about hose out the inside. We just bought a 2013 Odyssey Touring Elite used, with only 8000 miles on it. The car was well maintained and looks new. What we like about this Odyssey is the cargo space in the very back is big enough for our Great Dane with plenty of standing and turning room for him, and our pug fits too. We are actually able to have the front passenger seats still in place for other human passengers, unlike the Honda Element, where we were only able to have the driver and passenger seat, due to the pony (Great Dane) taking up the entire back of the Element. Love the leather seats. The Odyssey comes in handy even for those of us who do not have children, but have giant breed dogs. Plenty of room for luggage, and camping equipment too. Never say this car is only worth while or gets optimal use if one has kids.

[@uos64]

+Lily Darcey Gotta give it to 'ya. Even after all the problems you mentioned with your earlier Honda, you still traded it for ANOTHER Honda.

[@HondaProJason]

The thing in the rear is a mic for noise cancelation. it works like the headphones and sends a signal to the speakers to make the cabin quieter HondaPro Jason

[@HondaProJason]

Yes they both have it but its a mic for noise cancelation. it works like the headphones and sends a signal to the speakers to make the cabin quieter HondaPro Jason

[@8000RPMS]

you guys rock!! i've been looking at reviews of the Odyssey and Pilot for quite some time now....and hands down your reviews are THE best of all reviews......simple, down to earth, real world points, and i like the fact that me being 6'1....i can relate to you when you talk about siting positions and whats comfortable and whats not....thanks again, great honest reviews.

[@skrahman100]

The gap is actually the opening space for the cool box

[@danielpark94]

good review, you guys are quickly becoming one of my favorite car reviewers! keep up the good work fellas

[@tdodson1963]

in regards to the wasted space you mentioned between dash and console - i think women putting their purse there makes lots of sense. whenever i ride with my Mom that's always the first thing she figures out - where to put her purse. And i think most of the time this would be driven by the mom.

[@glencannondr]

i watch your videos from time to time. I think your solo format works best, not to take away from Alex. He is competent. With both of you it just seems crowded. Anyway keep up the good work.

Great review. Wish your channel continued successful!!!

[@arjunweerasinghe8730]

@2:42 I believe that mini car belt is meant for the middle seat; the buckle and that clip pull down to create a 3-point seatbelt.

[@lucasrlawson]

I actually paused the video to read the comments to try and see if anyone else was thinking that as well.

[@duanebrandt4247]

Having a Mini van is not just for people with all sorts of kids. My kids are grown and I'm going to buy another mini van. My elderly father also has a mini van. He uses it because it is a truck with 30 mpg. He can get in and out really easy, great MPG and he can haul all sorts of stuff. I'm going to get another van because I like to travel with my wife. We get good MPG and we can take coolers and all sorts of stuff with us when we travel. It also gives us room to buy stuff on our travels and bring it home with us.

[@everymandriver]

sorry to hear that @gidi chami. We're happy you're a subscriber, welcome aboard - Dave

[@CaballeroGC]

Great video, what a shame in my country the government take over 1.5x/2x price more on taxes, so it make the price starts from 75K$+. And that's a lot for the local money and the economy over here. Great review! Keep it up ill subscribe you.

[@devinbalkaran]

That screen in the back is just stupid lol. I'd rather spend the money on two iPad's or something for the kids. I wouldn't want to watch something with two separate videos running on the same screen. Other than that this looks like a great minivan. Awesome review guys!

[@MrAtrkcmo1977]

The gap in the center console is for a purse.... We test drove this automobile yesterday, and discovered it...

[@HondaProJason]

I think it really depends on how you are using it. The odyssey is an amazing people mover, while the Pilot can haul a lot of stuff and can tow also. I hope that helps HondaPro Jason

[@everymandriver]

@john nash - So far it tops my list, thank you for watching - Dave

[@danneill5953]

You guys are cracking me up! Good stuff. Hey, a few features that wouldn't want to be missed on this Odyssey: 1. The 3rd row seating can be folded over for tail gating. That's right, instead of going into the floor, they stay in the L shape and rest on tailgate so you can sit on them. 2. There is a trash bag holder under the middle console in the back... I know you guys wouldn't need but really nice for kiddos. Thanks for helping me decide the Odyssey is the right choice over Pilot! Dan

[@frostyk1371]

I'm 4'11 the low truck is great 😄

[@UK8NCs]

Fantastic review, 43K is quite steep for the fully loaded, who has all that spare cash with 2+ kids? I would appreciate a similar review of the Toyota Sienna, you guys are some of the best reviewers on here.

[@iOB]

the "receiver" at the rear of the roof (3rd row) is one of the mics for the Active Noise Cancelation - it picks up on boom sounds that are created when the engine operates in 3-cylinder mode (not 4-cylinder operation) and counters that 'booming' sound w/ a white noise from the car's audio system. Also, that "child" seatbelt is just a regular 3-point seatbelt. It works in the same fashion as a normal seatbelt once anchored in. :-)

[@ladymeganrose]

I love the jagged angle, I want it to look different :)

[@everymandriver]

@Dan Neill - thank you for the added information! - Dave

[@everymandriver]

@varun765 - we sure will and please spread the word, thank you - Dave

[@netman88]

Found the rear trunk is good depth enough. No issues with that. Wish it was push start button.

[@timothyhigginson9804]

I personally like the lightening bolt windows. It boils down to personal opinion.

[@timothyhigginson9804]

We are a retired couple and recently bought a 2014 Honda Odyssey EX-L. It gets better economy than my brother’s Toyota Venza or our Toyota Avalon. So why would we want a smaller vehicle that does not have the versatility of the Odyssey? Our Honda Odyssey can get over 35 mpg on the freeway going 65 mph.

[@hejmuesli]

Very nice review. Sharp and detailed. Great job.

[@GBraidi78]

I belive the thing you saw in the back is a microphone, for the the bluethooth if someone is on the phone and you want to talk you can still do that in the back if I am not mistaken because the 2013 Accord has it also!

[@mikewangg]

I believe that thing on the roof in the third row is a Microphone for the Bluetooth calling. That way, people both in the front and back can talk while on a call. I actually like the Lightning Bolt design at the rear of the car. And the DVD can either split in half so two kids can watch different movies or the kids can watch the same movie in wide screen. My mom has the 2011 Honda Odyssey EXL with the DVD System. I sit in the third row and I have it all to myself... :)

[@kokopuffs5789]

good review guys, but what happened to your ownership scale rating? are you not rating the vehicles anymore?

[@everymandriver]

@UK8NCs - first of all, thank you, second, spread the word about our channel and third, we will put in a request for the Sienna - Dave

[@coffeekhan]

20 mpg average isn't bad, especially when you consider that I was only getting 13-16 with my '08 T&C.

[@fookiemonster]

Ha ha ha, why can;t you suggest you'd have beer on this show? Love your reviews, feels like two of my buddies are telling me about the car, keep up the good work! Regards from Punta Cana.

[@mamba8_24]

Great van. Great versatility and look. I like the technology. Want my mom to choose this and sell her dodge minivan. Thanks!

[@rickslick730]

@5:34 There is plenty of leg room in the second raw, if you notice the passenger side seat was recline taking up some leg room, that made it seem like it was less space

[@suryaddymohammad4818]

Its nice to review on its development and new technology honda

[@techman2124]

My mom has a 2017 Honda Odyssey Touring it looks identical to the 2013 the fog lights and tail lights are different but everything else about pretty much the same.

[@varun765]

AMAZING REVIEW! KEEP IT UP!

[@bachsi1]

You never mentioned the cool box. It is under the center console. You can store drinks and keep them cool. Its pretty... "cool." Plus, the Rear Seat Entertainment Screen can view 2 movies or even a game and a movie at the same time. Pretty cool.

[@everymandriver]

@soyntgo4it - thanks for the added information, our subscribers appreciate it - Dave

[@andy31419]

Great job, I have a 2011 Touring Elite, and you missed some cup holders in the sliding doors. (One on each side) LOL also the 2nd row slides apart giving the middle seat more width. The screen you mentioned may be for split viewing does and it is great. not just for video. My daughter watches movies my son listens to XM or CD. You also missed the cool box which gets reviews on both sides, we always keep bottles of water in it. Slow down to 65 and you can get 30mpg.

[@julianlookh]

I owned a Mazda8 MPV and this car looks very alike to it. Long wheelbase but weird looking design especially on the window lines for the 3rd row.

[@fpmd99]

Just saw this at the dealer today. There's a "cooler box" in the front center console, below the GPS. It keeps your drinks and fruits cold.

[@everymandriver]

@8000RPMS, glad I could help. Please subscribe for new video updates - Dave

[@GBraidi78]

Well, wait for the 2014 Touring Elite it will have push start button and hondavac which is a vacum build in it!! You can put 2014 oddy elite and see it!!

[@noelnthaly]

The Nissan Quest runs circles around this Odyssey and I don't understand why it's not said more often. Quest is better looking, outside AND inside, with elegant contrasting seat piping on leather seats and a much more user friendly dash layout with a pushbutton start (it's 2013-14, who uses keys anymore?). It isn't a depressing gray like the Odyssey is inside. The Quest can "only" haul seven passengers - one less than the Honda but you don't have to find a place to store those second row seats when you want a flat floor. Honda wins in interior cargo space but loses that deep well behind the 3rd row when the seats are down; the Nissan does not. It can have a flat floor while still granting you complete access to the rear storage area and has a removable center console in the 2nd row. Nissan has the dual moon roof they so badly miss in the Honda in this video. Sound system on the Nissan? Bose. Cup holders? 14. Quest is taller... better headroom. We bought a 2013 Quest a few weeks ago and have no regrets - Nissan needs to step up advertising!

[@paigemansfield6786]

Noel Gonzalez Well, the Nissan Quest has the worst crash test ratings ever. Odyssey is top safety pick plus. Look up IIHS

[@everymandriver]

@sign05 - I will put in a request with my fleet manager, thank you for the suggestion - Dave

[@rusty16663]

excellent review guys:)

[@723lion]

these guys give the best opinion

[@ameenkhalid8512]

I am planning to get a new car,we have a choice of either a toyota sienna or a honda Odyssey,wich one do you think is better?

[@everymandriver]

@CSplayahata, I'm sure I'll get my chance, hopefully soon - Dave

[@TamilTrapstar]

you can't compare both of them because, one is an SUV and the other is a Minivan. I personally like the Pilot. But it all depends on how many people you have in your family and if you need more space, go for the Odyssey

[@everymandriver]

@FakeDodgeViperGuy: Having a checklist and coming prepared. You got it, thank you - Dave

[@user-ge7on8wy1o]

This is a top- of- the- line, Touring Elite model.

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[@ScooniePenn10]

I've had an odyssey for a few years and 20 MPG is about right. You can eke out 22ish on a long trip on flat terrain but otherwise 19 or 20 is it.

[@Tuffnelle]

pilot has part-time 4wd, more ground clearance, and higher driving position odyssey is bigger, lower down, and better for more people similar, but also different, I'd probably get the pilot if you don't plan on carrying more than 4 people regularly and/or you're in a snowy climate

[@Argiethehummingbird]

Great tour

[@MrGancali]

wish had a option of AWD

[@fullfist]

11:33 its not "wasted space" that cubby panel wouldnt be there if the shifter was down

[@2bLackCats1989]

Bill, where did you buy yours? i am in the market. thanks.

[@EpicDudeAllDay]

Can you do the 2013 4runner sr5 upgrade package review and test drive please :)

[@nrborod1]

any word about a spare tire?

[@rljville]

So you know the middle row actually adjusts to a couple inches wider so there is a little more room than you showed available when adults ride.

[@ZemeckisTEN]

I can't decide which car is better, the Honda Oddyssey, or the Honda Pilot? Someone tell me, which one is better?

[@TamilTrapstar]

Pilot is a SUV, Odyssey is Minivan

[@hondaftw1234]

Review the 2013 Civic and you would have sucessfully reviewed every vehicle we currently have, 2011 Odyssey, 2012 CR-V and 2013 Civic :) Great review!

[@73789806]

In the market for a van. 2/6'2 adults & 3 little ones (that may become 6'2...lol) Odyssey, Sienna, Caravan, Town & Country, GMC luxury conversion?

[@hhgoreish1]

Carrying 8 people is double the sedan 4times 2, so 28mpg is equivalent to 56 mpg, ie you need 2 sedans to carry same number of passengers, so fuel economy is excellent, actually it is better than any hybrid

[@INUMIMI28]

5:36 Alex sounds like Kermit the Frog lol

[@StuffStudier]

Im now gonna call you the *All abord guys*

[@KuyaArbee]

review the 2014 :D I convinced my uncle to look at he Touring model since it has all the loaded features and price matches a XLE sienna. As much as I love Toyota, they are really fell on the quality, fit, finish, and technology in the Sienna 2014 Odyssey is beautiful with truffle interior

[@AnthonyPerez]

you missed a lot of features.

[@TERRORoftheLORD]

12:41 that's crush structure shaping on purpose . . .

[@MrRjsnowden]

Funny thing about this van is how the roof rails change the appearance...

[@rubys9154]

I buy One but still don't like the look of the window . Drive's great

[@ciechalski1]

The Honda Odyssey is the way to go in a minivan as in I had previously stated the odyssey is the number one van in the world for hulling many people

[@sign05]

Please review the the Sienna SE.

[@joedogg9836]

i love the styling. For a minivan at least.