The Worst Vehicle Honda Makes

The Worst Vehicle Honda Makes
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[@scottykilmer]

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[@AM562]

Those touring model of those Honda Odyssey‘s from 2011 and newer are as fast is a first generation Lamborghini 2004/2005 Gallardo.

[@JoeFiddle-ls5jh]

Scotty is wrong again. Odyssey is best car I drove

[@bigboytennis1]

Scotty; what about honda pilot? The wife just bought a 2018 XE with like 90k miles. Just wondering if is a vehicle that will last a long time.

[@peteadolay5299]

Rarely is Scotty wrong - he is wrong here.

[@1985cjjeeper]

So what other Honda sucks more than this one? I used to work at a Toyota dealer right next to a Honda dealer (same company) and the Honda guys I knew hated them. They were pissed about the transmissions and already complained about the run flat tires and the machinery to replace them. It's really the only vehicle they bitched about. But as a Toyota tech, we'd get them as used cars, trade ins and women so high on pills they didn't realize they were at the Toyota dealer next door. They were always a hassle what with the tires and the special machinery.

[@georgealongi5361]

Absolutely weve been selling these used for 15 years and caravans only van we get common with 250k-300k miles and still runs like a dream

[@-ac-8296]

correction, usually Scotty is wrong

[@mnn1265]

He's living too far in the past. These new Odysseys are rated very well, above the Sienna, across almost all reviews I've seen. It's kind of funny he's choosing a CVT hybrid over the V6 real 10 speed transmission... neither of which is typical of Scotty's recommendations.

[@timeforchange3786]

@@1985cjjeeper doesn't Sienna AWD also have run flat tires?

[@andrewT644]

People who think he is wrong🤨 👇🏼

[@techman2124]

I had a 09 lasted to 2017 then unfortunately as much as I love the odyssey and the odyssey is a great minivan then around 106,000- 107,000 miles car ended up dying and had to get a 23 Pilot EX-L. Yes my second odyssey that we bought in 2017 it was a lemon but that was just that specific vehicle my family brought brand new as well a year later started having problems but odyssey’s they are a great vehicle a great van and they have plenty of storage

[@itech301]

our 13 odyssey has been great. 230,000 hard miles and still going strong

[@romanc.5074]

My friend's odyssey 2014 just broke the timing belt, bye bye engine.

[@itech301]

@@romanc.5074 well, unfortunately that is a maintenance item. gotta get it replaced!

[@romanc.5074]

It should be a chain.

[@itech301]

@@romanc.5074 I don't disagree, but ultimately by buying one you commit to either blowing up the engine or replacing the belt

[@romanc.5074]

@@itech301 Yeah but not everybody is aware of that issue. My friend just bought it a few months ago, bad luck. When the mechanic told him that the car needed a new engine he thought that the guy wanted to rob him. Then I told him that the guy was right. I have known about other cases where the transmission went out. At the end of the day is honda, they build good vehicles and you have been lucky.

[@ZZZPawnShop]

Dude is usually good but he is definitely wrong on this one... I've owned 3

[@american236]

Same.

[@pistolpete7504]

I love my Honda Odyssey 🥰

[@turkeyrun9604]

I have 2012 odyssey with 260k miles. Regular maintenance done by myself. Runs like a champ.

[@JASONHN]

a question, yours does not vibrate the steering wheel when braking? That happens to me, it's the only thing it has. The car is perfect and it is 2011

[@ikechukwuagulonu8918]

@@JASONHN it’s probably the front rotors. I’ll say check them out

[@RusVito]

when did you change the timing belt ?

[@osvaldomares4622]

It's normal I got brand new rotors brakes and still the same thing vibration

[@osvaldomares4622]

​@@ikechukwuagulonu8918It's normal I have my brand new brakes and rotors all the way around still the same thing

[@williamzhang963]

Honda Odyssey's transmission problem was a problem that existed in 2nd generation from 1999 to 2003. Newer models from 2007 and later are much better.

[@xianli6488]

Better than chrysler vans and American brands van?

[@posadist681]

@@xianli6488 yes of course.

[@TarekA-dy2if]

Scotty is lost don't listen to him.. Honda are the best vans

[@Supremx_YT]

My dad has the 2003 no problems only one time but it wasn’t the whole thing only costed him 500

[@Ray-pm1jy]

@@TarekA-dy2ifno they aren’t Honda vans have issues but it’s not common but it does have issues

[@Th3P3ac3N33d3d]

I had a 2008 Honda Odyssey i sold it at 310,000 miles so idk what scotty on.

[@mondonalex]

Mostly crack.

[@hamburgerhamburgerv2]

@@mondonalexYou can probably get a car to run on high-proof moonshine.

[@CW-rx2js]

There will always be exceptions

[@georgeulbrandt]

I just bought an 08 odyssey with 236k runs like a champ

[@hassaanahmed5797]

He got paid by Toyota for this video for sure!

[@merica7050]

Scotty definitely got his check from Toyota for this video

[@krauserromanov5854]

Facts!

[@SecurityZone1]

Scotty is never wrong

[@m-bookbinder5722]

I owned a 2003 Odyssey that blew a head gasket at 350,000 miles. Up to then it didn’t use oil and the transmission was fine. The next one ran with no problems to 305,000 miles. Then I thought the transmission went (watching Scotty), but turned out it just lost fluid through a rusty transmission cooler line. I’m on my third Odyssey now; 268,000 miles runs with no problem. Just drove it 2,000 miles from Michigan to Phoenix. I installed the VCM - Muzzler at 200,000. Now it uses no oil anymore, no vibration from running on 3 cylinders, no worry about fouling spark plugs.

[@mynamedoesnotmatter737]

Scotty, thanks for the info but it’s important to specify what generation engine and transmission when making general statements about models of vehicles.

[@aljle777]

My 2000 odyssey had transmission rebuild x3 times. And my 2012 odyssey had oil consumption broblem. No more VAN now kids all grown up.

[@ed209d2]

They were never a match for the sienna! From start till now.

[@baller_baller666]

@@aljle7772018 - 2024 Honda Odyssey?

[@2steaksandwiches665]

He speaks and sweeping generalizations on many topics. There’s a lot more nuances and specificities.

[@baller_baller666]

yeah but we don't know about the future

[@BankrollBP]

My momma 2012 Honda runnin fine with 320,000 miles

[@MR-dz8ex]

The odessy has a way better drive than the sienna.

[@birdy808]

Very true were had a sienna along our 2013 odyssey and the honda was a better drive by far.

[@realnapster1522]

It handles like a big sedan rather than a minivan. A very fun and engaging car to drive. The transmission is the weak point.

[@flame7580]

Have to disagree with this one our odyssey 2012 has 267k miles on it going strong never had any problems change transmission fluid every 30k miles and already disabled vcm

[@yousafchaudhry3028]

Sorry Scotty but ur out to lunch on this one 😊

[@atx-cvpi_99]

2012 and newer Honda Odysseys aren’t as bad as the older ones as far as the transmission goes. There’s a VCM muzzler kit that disables the cylinder deactivation system.

[@fortunatedad7695]

Agreed. I bought that muzzler for my 2012, but after a couple of winters with oddy, I got rid of it because the traction sucked. It's a shame Honda doesn't have the AWD option because I think it would dominate Toyota if they did.

[@timeforchange3786]

@@fortunatedad7695 but the gas mileage is so much better on the Honda FWD

[@fortunatedad7695]

@timeforchange3786 it was an awesome van, but with the kind of winters we get here in Canada, not having awd on a vehicle of that size and weight, it was a deal breaker. If I lived where the winters aren't so bad, I 100% would have kept it.

[@alexwalker8422]

If you wanna be taken care of by your car, you should probably be researching about every individual year you are considering buying, especially around car complaints because you can actually observe the information personally year by year there.

[@amberpryor22]

Best advice! Also another reason it's a terrible idea to buy new. Because you dont know if you have a POS. I have a 2007 chevy trailblazer. Bought it in 2010. That year for the trailblazer was a terrible year but no one knew because no one was talking about problems until years later.

[@dominicandawg3455]

2006 odyssey 200k 1 owner car, in laws gave it to me as they were getting a new car and didn’t have need for it. And I have to say that this van slaps! I have done all the maintenance, regular oil changes, just did the timing belt and transmission fluid and she drives so good. Also going to do a refresh build on the motor. A very easy van to work on, great support from the aftermarket community and great mpg. My favorite road trip/ daily van!

[@jEsperesence]

The older ones do last long. My mom has a 1996 Odyssey with sunroof and other top package in it’s day was banged up here and there still runs good! 220k miles! 👍🏼

[@trentondennis3125]

It has a four-cylinder that is why that car will go a half 1,000,000 miles the new ones are not four-cylinder and need to be maintained very well

[@robmalcolm8042]

@@trentondennis3125 half a million? Lol maybe it’ll go a full million a crap American truck can do a million miles and is super unreliable so I’m sure the Honda can do more than that and I don’t even like honda

[@Van_Wildr]

Gen 1 odyssey is the best odyssey hands down. Newer ones from 2012-2017 are also good but smaller than gen 2 and 3 which have tranny issues if you get a lemon. But if you got an older odyssey and shifts and runs fine, don’t listen to Scotty on this one.

[@hughmann1537]

Had 2 early 2000s Caravans.... they went over 400,000km each, still wanted more and were used as Work vehicles( contractor work). Never one major problem mechanical. Stay on top of maintenance, thats all...

[@techman2124]

Chrysler is horrible just a fwi

[@clancycreations]

I have had 3 Honda vans for past 20 years… a 2004, 2018 & 2021. I couldn’t love them more. I switched to a pilot once and went right back to the van. Knock on wood, never any issues but we always take it to dealership for checkups, normal maintenance and any recalls. 💜

[@aaronvictorsmith]

Owned 2 got over 300,000 miles without any issues at all! Best van I ever owned, never ever used oil... owned one Siena it used a quart of oil every fill up!

[@georgephillips7408]

Yeah I really used to like Scotty Kilmer but I think he's running out of content I mean trying to call anything made by Honda bad is almost sacrilegious from an engineering perspective

[@georgephillips7408]

I am biased and most of the motorcycles and dirt bikes I own were Hondas however most the mower engines and snow blowers and generators and all sorts of s*** mostly honda in the end of the day Honda makes really reliable stuff I've never had any issues or complaints with many different styles of motors and units they make

[@LS-zk4mt]

My 2013 lasted 91k miles and the transmission went out, the mirror had a miss in it. The hydraulic motor mount broke, two regular motor mounts broke. Worst van ever

[@OnlyHuman2.0]

​@@georgephillips74081.5l turbo dreamworks

[@adnanmorad2071]

Sorry Scotty i disagree with you this time I have one 2009 325 miles and it never went to a shop

[@BrianUnterreiner-jv5hb]

He says evey car is bad

[@user-rc7ts9xu6b]

@@BrianUnterreiner-jv5hb Not every car, but a lot of them suck these days.

[@OfficialOneStop]

I don’t know what he’s talking about. I’ve had two Odyssey vans and have driven local and cross country numerous times and only general maintenance. Runs great and comfortable.

[@mnn1265]

He's wrong, if you look up reliability ratings for both the new Odysses are on par with Sienna.

[@hangarnut5660]

Scotty nice to see ya. I have to disagree with you on this one.

[@luckyjohnson29patton16]

To be fair at least Honda admitted their mistake and did their best to fix it.

[@MrHugepants]

Hopefully fixed now for 2023 ??

[@luckyjohnson29patton16]

@@MrHugepants I would imagine so yes.

[@nbl95]

I remember when my parents upgraded from a caravan to an odessy and being like "WOW THIS IS A GREAT VAN" lol

[@enthused7591]

To be fair, they are definitely the nicest driving, best built, best handling vans with the best interiors. Their transmissions are just absolutely awful. 50% failure rate before 140k miles.

[@corgi8850]

I’m a little confused because I always thought odysseys were great! I’ve had one new from 2012 and it’s only major problems were sliding door failure which technically, the doors still open automatically, just with a little delay. But it has 160k miles on it and has literally traveled the nation.

[@rigell2764]

My brother in law just dumped a ton of money into his town and country to fix a warped cylinder head (factory defect, they refused to fix it for free). He sold it right after the repairs and bought an Odyssey. Hope it doesn't crap out on him too.

[@gueguense8258]

I remember my dad always dumping money on a 90’s Caravan to get it fixed. Thing kept breaking down all the time.

[@sloanmagnum5009]

Has your brother in law ever thought about not buying a piece of junk vehicle?

[@georgephillips7408]

Don't worry brother, Scotty Kilmer was just looking for a ton of views he's been posting videos like these pointing out the weak points on cars I'm going to give you a heads up every single car ever produced has several weak points Honda is extremely reliable brand don't take everything Scotty Kilmer says to Heart

[@loktom4068]

My nephew's Caravan has everything falls apart. The mechanic tells him trash it because the repair can cost almost 1/2 the new replacement.

[@georgephillips7408]

@@loktom4068 lol those caravans are fine. Learn how to use a wrench or get a good mechanic All that's said and done if you ever looked into buying that vehicle you would've realsied right off the bat they where cheap and unreliable Chystler is known for ruining late 90s early 2000s dodge and Mopar and dodge are still recovering from the damage it did to the brand name.

[@josephjones6923]

I beg to differ on the Caravan, too. I had one for 257K miles with only one tune-up. It was still running like new when I gave it to a family member. I would have kept it, but I needed a truck to pull a big trailer.

[@dundundata7603]

The Odyssey is a beast I love it ❤️

[@Silver_Xarr]

@TheLizardking Growing up my parents had a Honda odyssey it was my mom’s favorite car, they never had any problems with it and it always ran perfectly even when they sold it with almost 800,000 miles on it they were still able to get like 10k for the car but we didn’t need it anymore cause everyone was growing up and leaving the house and my mom wanted to get a luxury car…

[@TheLongDon]

​@@Silver_Xarr Lol keep dreaming. We all know it either had 80k miles or she actually sold it for 500 bucks

[@Silver_Xarr]

@@TheLongDon i mean u dont have to believe me but its true

[@Veryspedkid]

He says the van can’t last that long but it’ll probably last longer than you

[@md2k8]

I am a fan of these mid-2010's Honda Odyssey's, because these minivans are my favourite, compared to the Kia Sedona and the Nissan Quest.

[@mikehannigan848]

The big issues we've had with ours have been a slider door hinge, and the brakes have an odd issue where it doesn't feel like it's braking consistently, overall what we paid for it I could care less about having to bleed brakes and replace pita part like that hinge.

[@TimJoseph08031990]

With regular maintenance, the Honda Odyssey will last longer. Also make sure to replace the timing belt every 100,000 miles.

[@inotsmarty5700]

2004 honda odyssey 322897 miles and it's still a daily driver.

[@ricksandoval1187]

Nice. Hopefully the 2005 I bought today with 198,000 miles can make it to 300k. Thanks for sharing.

[@inotsmarty5700]

@@ricksandoval1187 it really all depends on how well the car's been taken care of.

[@joet7136]

So glad to hear so many Odyssey owners coming to bat for their Honda. I got z used 2015 Odyssey in 2018 and have almost 60,000 miles on it. I would LOVE to have it for another 140,000 miles!!

[@KB-om9ol]

My 2015 had 105k miles. Regular maintenance. Bought in 2021. Left me stranded twice in the first 3 months. 6k in repairs

[@techspeak5801]

Yes sir. Super reliable vans.

[@jrthehillbilly9823]

Our 2000 Odyssey has lasted more than 20 years 😂

[@OdysseyCamper]

Scotty, love you man but I’ve had 6 Honda Odysseys, all of them over 150,000 miles without a single unscheduled maintenance. My current 2013 has 222,000. Zero problems and I can out run and out handle any Toyota Sienna of the same generation. Change the oil and tranny fluid and they will not have the issues you’ve seen. True, the Toyota might not need as much attention but neither does a John Deere when compared to a Caterpillar.

[@gregoryolhava5370]

if you want a solid sedan or smaller crossover go Honda or toyota, if you want a bigger SUV or truck go GM or Ford

[@christianandreev7317]

Great van. Our 2011 Odyssey has 246k miles original engine and trans still going very strong.

[@rayaany.4069]

2012 odyssey 130k. Going strong. Meanwhile 2012 bmw f10 is dying at 90k lol.

[@robmalcolm8042]

@@rayaany.4069 crazy right? Back in the day the bmw engine and trans were decent maybe not a Mercedes level of reliability but compared to now? And Honda of course mostly always been reliable for the most part

[@rayaany.4069]

@@robmalcolm8042 well, the bmw we have in particular has the infamous n20 engine. Shitty engine, first generation direct injection. However despite that we have not had too many issues with it besides oil leaks. Problem is its not worth fixing anymore so we’re getting rid of it. I am very impressed with the new generation bmw’s with the B platform engines. BMW has taken a huge step over merc and Audi in terms of reliability. So, am looking into that for our next car.

[@Msjoleen1970]

i have a 06 honda odyssey it have almost 200k miles and its running fine

[@ChryslerHyper]

The Grand Caravans were really good, it is just mainly that their bodywork didn't last long because the clearcoat was bad, causing paint to be exposed, meaning rust. Talking about them mechanically, they are really good. We have owned 5 Chrysler minivans since 2009. 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan, (x2) 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan, 2011 Chrysler Town and Country, and a 2015 Chrysler Town and Country. The 2005 is the one I am sure you are talking about, and for us it runs very smooth and is extremely reliable. Interior is great too.

[@_Lassic_]

My mom has one with over 200k miles.

[@user-ex3ql9zf6n]

Toyota sienna sucks they always having a lot of noisy sound when you’re driving it. And lost noisy sound will never be fixed

[@SexyLag]

Yea don’t listen to this dude… I’ve had a odyssey 2008 since 2017 and no problems so far…. 310k miles strong 💪

[@Smedley61]

We just sold a 2004 we bought brand new that had 330K miles on it. My parents are still driving their 2002 with 260K miles on it. And we also had a 2009 that we were driving with 200K miles on it until it was totaled in an accident.

[@izmirrahman]

My boy switches up on the daily😂

[@marywaters646]

My van has over 200,000 miles and it’s 10 years old. The transmission and engine are still going good. I’ve only had to change battery alternator and some tire rod ends.

[@Betty-hu9of]

2007 Honda Odyssey 185,000 still running perfect!!!! CHANGED OIL AND TRANSMISSION OILS ON TIME NEVER HAD A PROBLEM JUST DID TIMMING BELT AND SPARK PLUGS ,COILS, READY FOR ANOTHER 200,000 👏👏😃

[@jacobihenryy]

my mom has had a 2016 odyssey touring elite ever since it came out and it still runs perfectly fine

[@PixieDusted72]

We have a 2005 Pilot & 2010 Odyssey. They are both holding up extremely well.

[@H982_FKL]

Scotty, we all know this is pretty much an L take from you.

[@Veryspedkid]

Exactly

[@Veryspedkid]

I have one and it works perfectly fine. Stop talking $hit

[@tomdolgin5441]

It was more the earlier model years and generations, 1999-2005 especially, and some 2006-2011. The cam issue during that time was mostly due to the J35 engine that consumed a little oil, but people never check their oil and run over 10k mile OCI’s and ran that engine hard carrying lots of weight low on oil and slowly over time even a Honda or Toyota with their VTEC/VVTi will start to fall apart. I’m not saying they don’t have their issues but it’s also people’s stupidity.

[@glennmcphee2409]

Best vehicle I’ve ever owned 3 times running. Great vans.

[@RA-ui8yw]

@Glenn McPhee but who’d want to be seen driving a van

[@aslofiasitcanget2945]

@@RA-ui8yw facts I have Corolla but I have a fox body to back it up

[@hollywoodthedj1673]

@@RA-ui8yw … I love vans and don’t care who sees me I work long overnight hours and and can get in the van stretch out go to sleep can take seats out to haul stuff around I also dj and do sound from time to time could also use the van to transport equipment around it has a lot of uses I’ve never been one to care what others think about what I drive but some people do and that’s cool too!

[@kavehhashemi9448]

@@RA-ui8yw better be seen in a minivan than a crossover

[@aegisreflector1239]

​@@hollywoodthedj1673exactly, vans are awesome.

[@stevehoward3541]

Whoa Scottie. I agree to a point. The 1990s Dodge mini vans were junk. But the newer ones in the 2000s were excellent. Yes the body would rust. But the engine lasts forever.

[@juggernautgrant]

2007 230,000 miles still rocking

[@gahangore111]

Scottie just decided to give himself a huge L for no reason here.

[@krauserromanov5854]

He did this for a future Toyota discount coz he is buying a Tacoma or Tundra. LOL

[@Van_Wildr]

Scotty secretly loves the Honda Odyssey. That’s why he’s had 3 of them. He’s only talking statistics here. Most of the Odyssey vans on the road that had the transmission recall were taken in and fixed. If it’s still got the issue, it’s not gonna be found on the road.

[@haroof]

Scotty is delusional. The Odyssey is a solid vehicle.

[@adamwehrlin3982]

I see these vans get traded in constantly with over 200k on them

[@getyomoneyup]

06’ cruising @291k miles rn. Turns over no issues will drive across the country no problems

[@darien1784]

Still take an odyssey over a Toyota

[@aegisreflector1239]

Hmm why?

[@darien1784]

@@aegisreflector1239we had a sienna and it wouldn’t stop overheating and on top of that it looked way more dated for the price and was a terrible drive compared to the odyssey. Made me realize all cars can be reliable if taken care of. Toyotas aren’t all that reliable the owners just know how to take care of cars

[@roofies777]

My 95 honda odyssey took me from SF to Canada without a problem and it's still going strong

[@Van_Wildr]

Gen 1 is by far the best generation Odyssey. The tranny issues he’s talking about only were a real problem with 1999-2007 Odyssey’s. And even then, most of the older running vans that are still in circulation were taken in for the transmission recall

[@christopherweesner422]

2000 Odyssey with 305,000 miles. Original engine with no major work and original transmission. I’ll take that any day!

[@troubauk]

Wheren’t these engines used in other models too? Did this problem happen only with the Odysseys?

[@NDC1115]

That same 3.5 v6 is/was used in the Pilot, Accord and Ridgeline too...

[@Justvn4thGenTL]

Yea cus weights issues

[@LIFE-Michigan]

I gotta disagree with Scotty here Honda odyssey is a great van

[@David-zy1jw]

I had one and enough is enough. Transmission rebuilt multiple times, engine problems. Now I'm lifetime Sienna.

[@andrewd6565]

2016 odyssey with 105,000 miles of stop and go city traffic. It only gets used for school drop off/pickup and grocery trips. Absolutely zero problems.

[@CiceroSilva-nu9eo]

Sorry pal,I can't say it about my 2007 Odyssey. It's literally my fishing pal,just point a place and go.

[@joshuazeigler806]

My family has a 2008 honda Odyssey with just over 200k miles, no unexpected maintenance required. It’s been a great van. Scotty is rarely wrong but this time he is for sure

[@munozinni]

My wife 2013 Honda Pilot suv with a V6 front wheel drive the engine just started with problems last month this year and started by hesitating and Honda said it was the injector problem but she was driving it and it got worse so then she took it to a local honest mechanic shop for another diagnostic and then they found the problem was with the pistons ring seals leaking oil in the cylinder and the recall to repair the engine had ended it was very discouraging that a Honda vehicle had that problem and the dealer or someone send a notification about the recall and the engine was $7,000 and not available in the us…so she end up returning the Pilot and got a Honda Civic so far is doing its job,a least she is saving $150 dollars a month on fuel…but really we live from check to check and then this happens 😢

[@victorhugotorres83]

I feel you brother. Stay strong 🙏🏼❤️

[@dtitzler]

Our Gen 1 Sienna was lousy. Underbraked, under-powered, lousy seats, trans output bearing failed, steering rack leaked, and door/hatch handles breaking off. Our 2007 Odyssey has 210K miles with no major issues at all. This guy is nuts. Way more comfortable, handles better, more powerful, brakes really well, and just keeps going.

[@lzzlzz8377]

Had a 2005 Honda Odyssey come into my shop with mid 300k miles. It ran just fine. Burned oil like crazy but that’s a given.

[@RichmonsGaming-ut6yd]

Would it be good to buy a 2005 Honda odyssey van

[@orange_turtle3412]

This guy’s ability to be 100% right half the time and 100% wrong the other half needs to be studied.

[@device4cash998]

Scotty got a fat check from Toyota and made this video. Scotty’s mind change like Ohio weather 😂😂

[@fallingwickets]

wasn't it just a year or two 2005 or 06 that had an issue? in any event, best van ever. even kim kardashian owns one, so how bad can it really be???????????????

[@techspeak5801]

I'm going to disagree with you on this one, mate. Our '11 is super reliable and hasn't caused us a single problem.

[@chrisheisler2669]

oddesy have the worst steering racks, every time i drive them its feels like the strut mounts popping

[@peterjung5965]

My 2001 Odyssey is approaching 300,000 miles. Tires, brakes, batteries, and a new throttle body a couple years ago and it’s still going strong.

[@AlejandroGM69420]

Never let bro cook again 😭😭😭

[@Rec483]

Bought a Caravan , 111,000 miles so far so good . I was hesitant being a Chrysler product. I’ve been pleasantly surprised

[@kelsycunningham8452]

My '12 Grand Caravan has 140 thousand, an alternator and a thermostat so far. She's an absolutely sweet runner. I've changed the trans filter and fluid every 60 thou. Other than that keep good oil and the revs down and you'll do well.

[@David-mt3rl]

2nd gen Kia Sedonas have always been my favorite.

[@chrisgold7924]

My 06 has 220,000 & runs great

[@marcusforbes5756]

I had a grand caravan it was great. Leather seats good sound system. It had well over 200000 miles when I sold it for a 1000 bucks.

[@aaronvictorsmith]

I had 220,000 on a 96' caravan sport... replaced the transmission twice and a computer once but the 3.3 engine never used a drop of oil!

[@hassaanahmed5797]

Had my 1999 Odyssey go over 330k miles! And I still sold it for a grand in 2019 and it was still fully working

[@austinward4937]

Scotty you are TWEAKIN. My 2002 Honda odyssey has 386,600 miles on it and it has the original motor. 2nd transmission. Over all to keep it brief. Those damn things are strong. It’s gonna die anytime soon.

[@palidiciovermingagurainia1760]

My neighborhood has scores of 15 yr old Honda vans

[@jgiles9291]

Scotty, I’ve owned several, the ones with transmission problems were 99-2004, the 3.5 liter v6 that is put in this van is one of the strongest, most reliable engines in production, as long as you don’t have the ECO cylinder deactivation

[@user-tp6xe9hr8k]

100% wrong. You're not considering how well the consumer was maintaining the vehicle. Those vans have always had great motors in them. The vast majority of them shared the same platform as the accord. Which is a fantastic motor. All the way from the F series, to what it has now.

[@BTRPlumbing]

My 2002 Odyssey has 273K and still runs like a dream!

[@harrisfogel6992]

We have a 2003 Odyssey, and yup, transmission failure, and lots and lots of other small (but expensive problems), such as: steering wheel lock set failure, rear window motor failures, seat belt failures, spark plugs working loose and stripping heads, struts and rear shock failures, 5 or 6 recalls, power steering leaks at the pump O'Ring, sliding door roller assembly failures, and many, many more. As long as you can repair yourself, and drive them gently, they are great vans, but ours has been a series of never-ending mechanical and design failures.

[@FSolo-Saenz]

I don't know. Owned 2 Odesseys (02-06) previously with over 150k miles. Never really babied them and piled another 50k+ miles taking kids all over creation. Best vans ever owned.

[@itsJayden461]

My family had a 2007 dodge caravan. Everything fell apart after aging and high mileage, but it has never failed us. We now have a 2017 Chrysler Pacifica and it's actually really nice

[@halwilliams1682]

"rolling piles of junk". Nothing ambiguous about that description!

[@lambertj.2892]

Except he's wrong.

[@jonnyfrmdalbc5491]

Thank you sir im a college student with little money my alternator went bad and this step by step guide gives me the confidence to do it myself, will be trying it out tomorrow

[@nicolasbourget4163]

We've owned 4 . all of them pass the 300000km . no trans fluod flush at all all of them goes strong . Only the 7 speed trans are junk . for the engine all of the vcm equiped engine fail . you need a vcm muzzler . In 15years in a garage we never see a cam shaft broken on the honda v6

[@anthonymolden4684]

My Odyssey from 2010 has never had problems and everybody I know who has one, loves it.

[@TheNewyawker82]

I think it really depends on the year- we have a 2012 with 100k on it and so far, all we had to do was the alternator and power steering pump at 100k. Drives great!

[@covercalls88]

I had a 1995 Toyota Previa and the greatest weak spot was the supercharger. After 230,000 the suprcharger was leaking fluid which required a refill every oil change. The Toyota fluid was very expensive, but I found the GM supercharger fluid costs 1/4 as much. The only large ticket item needing replacement was one of two catalitic converter was at 250,000 miles.

[@lukeskywalker6433]

Our 2001 Odyssey’s gone through 270000 miles and sill going strong 😂

[@tagbarzeev8283]

Last year ( 2022 ) took my 2012 Hondy Oddesey from Ventura County to Shasta County and back over a two week vacation averaged about 21 MPG absolutely no problems.

[@TheBestOBigBMan]

340k on our 2008. Jus sayin…. And it doesn’t look as goofy as the Sienna (opinion, of course)