Honda Odyssey III (RB1-RB2) photos
2003 — 2008 · minivan
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About this generation
The third-generation Honda Odyssey was produced from 2003 to 2008, featuring a low-slung body under 1.55 meters in height.
The third-generation Honda Odyssey (RB1/RB2) launched in October 2003. Engineered with a low roof height of 1550 mm, it fit into automated multi-story parking structures in Japan while lowering the vehicle's center of gravity to sedan-like levels across three seating rows.
It featured a 2.4-liter K24A i-VTEC engine (160 hp to 200 hp in the Absolute sport trim). Transmissions included a CVT for FWD variants and a 5-speed automatic for AWD trims. A 2006 facelift restyled tail lights and front air intakes.
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