I should correct myself and say that it's the cloth that is glued to the door panels, not the panels itself-sorry.
Yeah, must've been a bad batch....I saw at least 5 other civics with the rear headliners hanging down.

But the biggest let down is the driver's door.

 

Don't laugh but I like this thing thus far....retro and nice and square, all Vans look the same (outside the Quest)

 

^ Is that a FORD?

 

Yup. It's the Ford flex and it's replacing the Ford Freestar.

 

ehhh. I'm sticking with japanese cars. More reliable and dependable. .

 

IMO the Honduh Oddsissy is a carbon copy of the Sienna in the exterior looks department. I drove the 08 and while it IS an improvement over the 07 m/y it's still not as nice as the Sienna XLE.

 

My mom has an '05 Honda Odyssey with over 50k miles on it and she has never had any problems what-so-ever. I've driven it before and it is a nice ride, with pretty good pick-up for a minivan. We've taken it to Key West, Orlando, Tampa, and God knows where else in Florida and it's been a comfy ride all the way each time, plus it has alot of interior space ... I'm only 20, unmarried and no kids, so I'm not thinking of getting a van anytime soon, but when the time comes, I'll be checking out the Hondas first ...

 

That's one of the ugliest vehicles I've ever seen.

 

Lol those headlights are almost as big as the windows, and they look bigger than the wheels and tires

 

I have to agree with you. My uncle in New Jersey has an R500 with the AMG appearance package and after riding in it several times I came away very impressed with the ride quality and unbelievably huge interior space. The cabin was also well isolated from the outside world meaning it was quiet. In terms of comfort I would give it an 11/10: it's that good.

I'm not a fan of the styling, but with the AMG appearance package it looks pretty stunning. The ride comfort is amazing. Probably right up there with an S class.

 

Maybe you should read the instruction manual.

You can create extra space inside an R class by folding and compacting the the rear seats. I can even do this in my C class.

 

Got a chuckle that the front license plate is chopped out - as if someone would steal that monstrosity, or maybe the owner doesn't want anyone to find out they own it.

 

R class would be nice, but that's a big chunk of $$ for just a VAN.
Ill keep in simple. . .

 

Well, I'm not a complete idiot - I am aware of this. What I'm saying is even with all the rear seats folded flat the R-class does not have nearly the interior volume that the Odyssey has. This is also illustrated quite well when I have the R-Class and the Odyssey parked next to each other. The Ody is quite a bit taller AND the rear seat disappears into the floor.

R-Class: Interior Cargo Volume w/Seats Folded 42.2 cu.ft. interior cargo volume w/seats folded

Odyssey: Interior Cargo Volume w/Seats Folded 91.1 cu.ft. interior cargo volume w/seats folded

My beach cruiser fits inside the Odyssey standing up with the handlebars at their regular adjustment. With my brother's classic Schwinn, we do have to fold the handlebars. Actually, I put both cruisers in there with the middle seats still in place! One cruiser won't fit in the R-Class even lying on its' side!

I like the R-Class (ours has the Brabus lowering kit and 22x10" & 22x11" wheels), but don't try this with one!


The R-Class does look pretty dope fixed-up. We call it "The Hearse."

 

R class is just paying for the MERCEDES badge, I rather cough up my dough on a GL, but its not pratical for me to spend too much $$$$ on a car right now.

WOW! You sure can haul a lot of stuff in the Ody. . .