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Remotely-operated power doors.
Honda has historically built very reliable driving appliances.
Just enough room to be able to get small kids in the back & the third seat is easier to get to than, say, a Tahoe.
Leather seats are well-made, not a lot of cheap plastic in the cabin.
Compared to other minivans, the Odyssey tends to be a bit more expensive in capital acquisition costs.
The wiper control is where the transmission lever should be. Drives. Me. Nuts.
Lots of reports of transmission problems on earlier models, but I think by 2003, they had it sorted. Power doors and rear windows are very expensive to repair when (not if!) they break.
The third seat is not habitable by adults. Access to the third seat is difficult with car seats in the middle row.
While the lines are clean, there are so many of these on the road, it blends in and can be hard to find in the parking lot at the grocery.
