2023 Honda Odyssey

2023 Honda Odyssey Gets Expressive New Sport Model; Introduces Honda Complimentary Maintenance Plan

• First-ever Odyssey Sport includes gloss black grille, exterior trim and 19-inch wheels
•New Sport trim interior features black leather with sporty red contrast stitching and red ambient lighting
•2023 Odyssey is first Honda to introduce new Honda Service Pass, covering select factory-scheduled maintenance for 2 years or 24,000 miles
•Odyssey is America's best-selling minivan in retail sales since 2010

The 2023 Honda Odyssey debuts an exciting new Sport trim as it continues to evolve the capabilities that make it America's ultimate family vehicle. Odyssey's first-ever Sport trim offers unique styling inside and out for a sportier, more emotional appearance. Odyssey also introduces the new Honda Service Pass, a new complimentary service plan that offers purchasers of 2023 Honda vehicles select scheduled maintenance performed at a participating Honda dealership for 2 years or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. Arriving at dealerships starting May 23, prices for the 2023 Odyssey EX start at $37,340 (not including $1,295 destination and handling charge).

'The new Odyssey Sport will help Odyssey continue to set the standard for minivans in family-friendly features, interior space and sporty driving performance,' said Mike Kistemaker, assistant vice president, Honda national sales, American Honda Motor Co., Inc. 'Odyssey Sport brings more expressive styling to a product our customers have already made America's retail best-selling minivan since 2010.'

Slotting between Odyssey EX-L and Touring, the new Odyssey Sport stands out with its darkened taillights, stylish Berlina Black 19-inch wheels and abundance of gloss black exterior trim. The grille, headlight trim, fog light surrounds, door mirrors, B-pillar, C-pillar and taillight trim all feature a gloss-black finish.

Inside, black leather with sporty red contrast stitching covers the steering wheel and first and second row seats. The roof pillars and headliner are also black, and the interior glows red at night with accent lighting on the dash, in the driver and passenger footwells, and in the front door handles and door pockets.

Odyssey Sport is available in Platinum White Pearl, Crystal Black Pearl and Radiant Red Metallic exterior colors. Moreover, Sonic Gray Pearl is available for the first time on Odyssey, including the Sport, Touring and Elite grades.

The new Sport trim is well equipped, sharing the generous feature content of Odyssey EX-L, which includes a one-touch power moonroof with tilt feature, power tailgate with programmable height and an 8-way power adjustable front passenger seat. All 2023 Odysseys feature a proven 280 HP (SAE net @ 6,000 rpm) V6 engine, smooth-shifting 10-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters and the full suite of Honda Sensing® safety and driver-assistive features, including Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow, and Pedestrian Emergency Braking.

Odyssey's exclusive Magic Slide™ second-row seats fold nearly flat, making them easier to remove, enhancing cargo-carrying options. Also standard is a Rear Seat Reminder system that can be integrated with the available CabinWatch® child viewing system. Odyssey was the first to introduce minivan innovations such as third-row seats that fold into the floor.

Adding value and peace of mind for Honda buyers, Honda Service Pass1 helps lower the cost of owning Honda vehicles. Offered to purchasers of eligible 2023 Honda models, the new scheduled maintenance plan covers select services indicated in the vehicle's Maintenance Minder system during the plan's active time period2 and performed at a participating Honda dealership. These services include standard oil and filter changes, tire rotation, and multi-point inspections.

The 2023 Honda Odyssey is made exclusively at Honda's Lincoln, Ala. auto plant*, alongside Pilot, Passport and Ridgeline. Its V6 engine also is manufactured in Alabama, with the 10-speed automatic transmission manufactured exclusively at Honda's Tallapoosa, Ga. facility.

*Úsing domestic and globally-sourced parts

Source - Honda