2000 Honda Odyssey

LX Mini Passenger Van

3.5L 3474CC V6 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

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Clear

GAS

No Reserve!!! No kidding! 2000 Honda Odyssey LX. approximately 162,000 miles, still driving daily so mileage is a little over, but not much. 2nd owner! Never in an accident! AutoCheck gives it a 75. (Average 21-44) Regularly serviced and maintained throughout its life. No check engine light! Recently inspected in March. Strong engine. Rebuilt transmission. (Of course, it's an Odyssey.) No strange sounds or smells. Non-smoker since new. Has the tow package, but nothing was ever towed. 200+ horsepower and still has its giddy up and go. 3rd row seating seats up to 7 people or lay the seats down for a spacious van. Still a smooth ride. AC works fine. CD/cassette. Captain chairs. Driver and passenger side airbags. This thing has another 100,000 miles in it if you change the oil regularly. 12 year old car quirks include the driver's side slider door that sticks periodically (WD40), the cigarette lighter is a little loose near the floor, and the front blower only works on the number 3 and 4 positions, car could use brake pads. Easily fixable solutions, but we just don't have time to do it. Car sold as is, no warranties. Daily driver. This car is solid, don't hesitate to buy! More info upon request. Come take a look at it. We own this car outright, there is no current lien on this car. That was paid off around 2004/2005. You won't be disappointed! From Edmunds.com: A large cabin, excellent crash test scores, a reputation for reliability and a high resale value make this our favorite minivan on the market. The second-generation Honda Odyssey... is recognized as the new minivan benchmark. It's powered by a 3.5-liter 24-valve VTEC V6 that produces up to 210 horsepower and 229 pound-feet of torque. The LX includes dual sliding doors, power windows (including power rear-vent windows), power locks, power mirrors, cruise control, a theft-deterrent system, two 12-volt power outlets, front and rear air conditioning, antilock brakes and, of course, the 3.5-liter V6 engine. Sitting on a four-wheel independent suspension, a first in the minivan segment, the Odyssey is supported comfortably and keeps the driver in touch with the road. Combined with the Odyssey's wide track, the suspension adds a nimble feel. Body roll around corners is well-damped for a vehicle of this height. The most unique Odyssey feature continues to be its hideaway, or "magic" seat. With a minimum of effort and the use of one set of hands only, the rear seat can be folded out of sight and be flush with the floor in a matter of seconds. The second-row seats are convertible and can be used as separate captain's chairs or as a bench. A minivan would not be complete without safety features, and the Odyssey comes with its share. All seven seats have headrests and three-point seatbelts, both firsts in the minivan market. ABS and an Electronic Brakeforce Distribution system (EBD) are also standard. EBD senses the placement and amount of cargo, then compensates for it during hard braking to avoid rear-wheel lockup. With terrific crash test scores, innovative features, and nice power to boot -- the Honda Odyssey might just be the ultimate family vehicle.