Honda Odyssey
1997
$14,999.00
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- Only 67,492 miles on the clock.
- 2WD with gasoline engine means lower fuel bills.
- Loads of cargo space for your deliveries, but seats up to 7 when you’re not working!
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Details
- Manufacturer
- Honda
- Model
- Odyssey
- Exterior Color
- Silver
- Equipment
- Power steering, Power windows, AC & heat, Central locking, Airbag(s), ABS, Split rear seat
- Engine
- 2.2-liter 16V gasoline engine.
- Fuel
- Gasoline
- Drivetrain
- 2WD
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Interior
- 7-seater. Beige interior color. Slight sagging on driver's seat. Very small, minor stains on rear seat second row seat.
Condition
Some rust underneath and in wheel arches, but only surface (see photos). Minor scratches on left rear bumper corner. Engine runs smooth. All equipment is working fine.
Model Background
In the early 1990s, Honda faced declining sales and needed a competitive recreational vehicle. To address this, they developed the Odyssey, launching it in 1994. This first-generation Odyssey, built on the Accord platform, featured innovative front-hinged doors and a double-wishbone suspension for sedan-like handling. These features, along with its ability to seat up to seven passengers and offer significant cargo space, made it an unexpected success. It significantly boosted Honda’s sales, selling over 433,000 units by the end of its production run in 1999.
The first-generation Odyssey was powered by a 2.2-liter 4-cylinder engine, known for its fuel efficiency and adequate power. Safety was a priority, with dual airbags and ABS included. The interior was designed for convenience, offering various storage compartments and easily accessible controls. This model’s versatility and practicality made it a popular choice for families and rural postal workers alike, offering a reliable and spacious vehicle for various needs.
Rural postal workers found the first-generation RHD Odyssey particularly useful. Its impressive fuel economy of around 24 mpg, spacious interior, and flexible seating arrangements provided ample cargo capacity for mail and packages. Additionally, the option of 4WD in some models was vital for navigating snowy or muddy roads. The Odyssey’s smooth and stable ride, thanks to its advanced suspension system, further enhanced its suitability for long shifts on rural routes.
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