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Honda’s Odyssey will now be packed with more features and is going to be offered at an all-new price.

The Odyssey now starts at $37,100, which is $2,000 less than the previous model and also receives specification upgrades worth more than $2,500.

In a class of its own, the stylish Odyssey now receives as standard, multifunction touch-screen satellite navigation with reversing camera for driver convenience, Honda’s unique Ecological Drive Assist Program for improved fuel economy and steering-wheel mounted gear-shift paddles for a livelier driving experience.

Honda Australia Spokesperson, Mr. Lindsay Smalley, said the Odyssey offers exceptional value and worry free motoring that you expect from Honda.

“The Odyssey is a consistent performer with superior styling, advanced technology and fun to drive appeal. Now offering Australian families even better value, the Odyssey represents Honda’s commitment to engineering excellence and value for money,” Mr. Smalley said.

Exterior enhancements to the Odyssey range are significant, with a redesigned front grille and headlights, LED rear tail lights, silver metallic license-plate garnish and silver metallic finishing for the centre panel and door handles.

Now standard across the range, the Odyssey comes with a satellite navigation system featuring USB connectivity with iPod integration, Bluetooth connectivity and audio streaming, live traffic updates, SD card map updates, rear reversing camera and DVD player (operates when the vehicle is stationary only).

All this is now available from $37,100, a reduction of $2,000 over the year model 2011. The Luxury is now available from $44,920, a reduction of $1,000.

Over the years, the Honda Odyssey has been the recipient of many industry awards, including Australia’s Best Cars ‘Best People Mover’ and Wheels Magazine’s Car of the Year.

Honda is the world’s biggest engine manufacturer, a leader in automotive research and development and consistently rated a top performer in customer satisfaction. There are more than 400,000 Hondas on the road in Australia and millions of happy customers worldwide.

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