The EX-L and Touring models have been outfitted with the Variable Cylinder Management system. This will allow the engine to switch from six to four to three cylinders, depending on what the conditions are. Obviously, this will help out quite a bit with fuel economy.

The exterior is what you would expect from a minivan, including power sliding doors on both sides. Even though vans are not the coolest looking vehicles, the 2009 Odyssey is much easier on the eyes than most.

Since the Odyssey is hailed as a family vehicle; it also offers all of the safety features that you would want for your family. In addition to antilock brakes, it has side impact and curtain airbags. Also standard is traction control and Honda’s electronic stability system. Tire pressure monitoring and active head restraints are also included.

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