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2018 Honda Odyssey Vs. 2018 Toyota Sienna

By pcprogrammer

6 years ago


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    “Which one would you buy?”

    • 2018 Honday Odyssey 45 votes
      56%
    • 2018 Toyota Sienna 35 votes
      44%

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    #53 6 years ago
    Quoted from DCFAN:

    Does the Odyssey come with a timing belt or chain. The Sienna has a timing chain. That would be a decider for me to get a car with a chain if all other things are fairly equal, especially if you plan on keeping the car 9 plus years.

    Let's just say I know a guy that is the durability engineer on the engine in that odyssey. That engine is great. You should have zero concerns about the durability or maintenance requirements for the v6. Get the Odyssey, a lot of great ideas and this guys blood sweat and tears went in to making that

    #62 6 years ago

    It's awesome to read everyone's feedback on Odysseys. This...guy I know... sees all the behind the scenes stuff and the debates over the features and specs.

    The Honda is going to last you a long time and have great resale value (probably better than even toyota). Some of the tech in there like the intercom system, magic seats, and baby seat camera has me considering one and I'm not even that old

    #66 6 years ago
    Quoted from lancestorm:

    First year models have problems. Some big, some not, and i'm not necessarily saying the engine! I would stay away if it were me. Let them figure out the major issues first.

    Historically across all manufactures that's probably true, but the Japanese brands do a very good of catching those things and many of the parts on the vehicles carry over from the previous model (90%+?). They also start cost cutting after the first year, so it's not something to avoid in my opinion.

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