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Honda Odyssey price drop

Honda’s popular seven-seat people mover is now available from $37,100
discount new cars  » Get the best price on a new Honda Honda Australia has shaved $2000 from the manufacturer’s recommended list price (MRLP) of its Odyssey people mover this week, the model now available from $37,100.

With upgrades to specification, Honda says the adjustment sees Odyssey’s upgrades now total more than $2500.

The Odyssey Luxury has also had a price adjustment, the top-spec model now retailing for $44,920, a reduction of $1000.

As part of the revision, Honda Odyssey now adds as standard a multifunction touch-screen satellite navigation system with built-in reversing camera and USB connectivity, Bluetooth telephony and audio streaming, DVD player, steering-wheel mounted gear-shift paddles and Honda’s ‘Ecological Drive Assist Program’ for improved fuel economy.

Exterior enhancements to the Odyssey range a few, but see the front end receive a redesigned grille and headlamps while at the rear LED tail lights are fitted for the first time. A chrome-finish license-plate garnish and door handles are also fitted.



"The Odyssey is a consistent performer with superior styling, advanced technology and fun to drive appeal," explained Honda Australia spokesperson, Lindsay Smalley.

"Now offering Australian families even better value, the Odyssey represents Honda’s commitment to engineering excellence and value for money."




Read the latest news and reviews on your mobile, iPhone or PDA at carsales' mobile site. Powered By Motoring.com.au Published : Monday, 12 December 2011
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