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Feb 26, 2020
4:06:16am

Pretorian All-American

Does the odyssey still have enough room under the windshield to sleep a small

Family? We didn’t like that

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Pretorian

Previous username: PoopTown LLC
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Joined: Oct 23, 2013
Last login: Apr 25, 2024
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POLL: Toyota Sienna or Honda Odyssey or either one:both great?

coug2008

2/26/20 2:44am

I thought the interior and layout of the Oddysey was better with Toyota having a

byusage

2/26/20 3:15am

As another poster mentioned, Honda interiors are better; Toyota drive train is

ebv

2/26/20 3:43am

Does the odyssey still have enough room under the windshield to sleep a small

Pretorian

2/26/20 4:06am

Do you mean... where the engine goes?

Mike Honcho

2/26/20 4:18am

No, The engine goes under the hood Not the windshield

Pretorian

2/26/20 4:31am

Ah that’s right. The windshield bone’s connected to the HOOD bone which is connected to the engine bone. I forgot.

Mike Honcho

2/26/20 4:45am

You must have an odyssey, it’s all good... to each their own

Pretorian

2/26/20 5:44am

I do, but I just can’t figure out what you’re talking about. Are you talking about the top of the dashboard?

Mike Honcho

2/26/20 6:43am

We were looking at one back in 2014 and there was a ton of space

Pretorian

2/26/20 12:08pm

Mini vans yuck

DJROSS

2/26/20 5:09am

The odyssey has the most car like ride and handling of any minivan

Corn Pop

2/26/20 5:41am

That's My observation also: Odyssey drivers more like a car, Toyota feels

jaredm

2/26/20 6:25am

Sienna rated much better than Odyssey for reliability

PROBcoug

2/26/20 5:52am

But it can't sleep a family under the windshield. That's a major feature to consider.

Bert609

2/26/20 6:37am

Just don’t buy that ugly Nissan.

Misteak

2/26/20 5:59am

My 2010 Sienna is approaching 300K never having had a repair of more than a few

Mississippi

2/26/20 6:40am

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Bert609

2/26/20 6:56am

Consumer reports shows sienna to be way better across the board

zerigke

2/26/20 6:48am

I've had both. The Sienna has been more reliable.

CougarTail

2/26/20 6:49am

Bought a 2018 Odyssey a couple months ago. No regrets so far.

creameryon9th

2/26/20 6:49am

We have had two Odysseys, both 2005s. They are heavy and hard to brake, so we go

TheoHux

2/26/20 7:00am

Get a used Pacifica.

2/26/20 6:57am

Condolences

supertux

2/26/20 7:06am

For what? My $200/month car payment for a car that has won many awards?

2/26/20 7:09am

Spoke to our mechanic about pacificas and siennas. He said that he gets older pacificas in for all sorts of

Costanza

2/26/20 7:19am

Ah, forgot, he has me ignored. Oh well, this is my 2 cents anyway.

Costanza

2/26/20 7:21am

One thing I've learned joining the Toyota Community is that the reason non-dealer mechanics don't see many Toyotas

Bert609

2/26/20 7:52am

I've spent time in a new Sienna and new Pacifica.

Hobo

2/26/20 7:10am

Look at Kia Sedona

Copelius

2/26/20 7:19am

Toyotas are way, way more reliable than Hondas nowadays. Google it if you don’t

2/26/20 7:30am

We've had the Sienna for about 3.5 years.

2/26/20 10:06am

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