New 2026 & 2027 Honda Odyssey For Sale at Piedmont Honda

The 2027 Honda Odyssey is the right minivan for families who need genuine 8-passenger seating, a 3,500 lb tow rating, and about 39 cu ft of cargo space in a single vehicle. The EX-L starts at $43,195 and covers most family needs; the Sport L at $44,295 adds sporty styling touches; the Touring at $47,895 layers in navigation and premium comfort; and the top-tier Elite at $52,095 delivers an 11-speaker audio system, built-in Wi-Fi, and ventilated front seats. Every trim runs the same Earth Dreams Technology™ 3.5L V6 producing 280 hp and returns 22 mpg combined.
Table of Contents
- How Well Does the 2027 Honda Odyssey Serve Greenwood Families' Daily and Weekend Needs?
- Exterior Styling That Balances Urban Sophistication and Family Practicality
- Powertrain Performance Tailored for Rolling Hills and Commutes
- Interior Comfort and Space Designed for Multi-Generational Trips Around Lake
- Infotainment Features to Keep Kids Entertained on Weekend Adventures
- Safety Technologies Built for Busy School Runs and Community Events
- 2027 Honda Odyssey Trim Pricing Breakdown for Families
- Warranty and Maintenance Plans Supporting Long-Term Ownership
- Awards, Expert Reviews, and Recognition Highlighting the 2027 Honda Odyssey's Strengths
- Frequently Asked Questions from Families Considering the 2027 Honda Odyssey
How Well Does the 2027 Honda Odyssey Serve Greenwood Families' Daily and Weekend Needs?
The 2027 Honda Odyssey handles everything a Greenwood family throws at it — school carpools on weekday mornings, a Saturday run to Lake Greenwood State Park with fishing gear and coolers, and multi-generational road trips to visit relatives — without asking the driver to compromise on comfort, cargo, or fuel cost.
Every trim in the lineup seats 8 passengers in a 2+3+3 configuration across three rows. Behind the third row, about 39 cu ft of cargo space handles a full set of fishing rods, a stroller, and a week's worth of groceries simultaneously. Fold the seats and that number climbs to about 156 cu ft on the EX-L and Sport L, or about 156 cu ft on the Elite and Touring — enough to haul a flat-packed piece of furniture or a full load of camping gear for a Blue Ridge weekend. The Odyssey is also rated to tow up to 3,500 lbs, so a small fishing boat or a utility trailer for a Lake Greenwood outing is well within its capability.
The table below captures the key capacity and weight figures across all four covered trims:
| Feature | EX-L | Elite | Sport L | Touring |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Curb Weight | 4,526 lbs | 4,590 lbs | 4,535 lbs | 4,559 lbs |
| Payload | 1,493 lbs | 1,429 lbs | 1,484 lbs | 1,460 lbs |
| Seating | 8 | 8 | 8 | 8 |
| Cargo (seats up) | 38.6 cu ft | 38.6 cu ft | 38.6 cu ft | 38.6 cu ft |
| Towing | 3,500 lbs | 3,500 lbs | 3,500 lbs | 3,500 lbs |
The payload difference between the EX-L (1,493 lbs) and the Elite (1,429 lbs) is worth noting when you plan to load all eight seats plus gear. For most family day trips, any trim handles the load comfortably.
Ready to see which trim is available right now? Browse our current Odyssey inventory or explore all new Honda vehicles at Piedmont Honda to compare what's on the lot today.
Exterior Styling That Balances Urban Sophistication and Family Practicality
The 2027 Odyssey wears a minivan body that doesn't apologize for what it is — instead, it refines the format with clean lines, a roof spoiler, chrome window surrounds, and body-color painted bumpers front and rear. At 205.2 in long, 78.5 in wide, and 69.6 in tall, it occupies a confident footprint without feeling oversized on Greenwood's community streets or in a standard parking garage.
Six exterior colors cover the full personality range: Crystal Black Pearl and Smoke Blue Pearl for buyers who want a polished, understated look; Modern Steel Metallic and Solar Silver Metallic for those who prefer a neutral tone that hides road dust; Platinum White Pearl for classic family-van appeal; and Radiant Red Metallic II for buyers who want their minivan to stand out at the school pickup line.
Power sliding rear doors on both sides make loading and unloading children — and all their gear — genuinely hands-free. The rear liftgate is powered with a memory height setting, so it stops at the same height every time, which matters when parking under a low carport. LED headlights and LED daytime running lights are standard across all four trims, keeping the front fascia looking sharp while improving visibility on unlit rural roads at dusk.
Dealer-installed accessories let buyers personalize further: roof rails in black or chrome, removable crossbars, a roof basket, body side molding, and splash guard sets are all available. Buyers who prefer a blacked-out look can add gloss black rear emblems. If you're also considering a pre-owned Odyssey or another used minivan, Piedmont Honda carries a rotating selection of pre-owned vehicles as well.
Powertrain Performance Tailored for Rolling Hills and Commutes
Every 2027 Odyssey trim — EX-L, Sport L, Touring, and Elite — uses the same powertrain, and that consistency is a strength: Honda's Earth Dreams Technology™ 3.5L V6 producing 280 hp at 6,000 rpm and 262 lb-ft of torque at 4,700 rpm, routed through a 10-speed automatic transmission with a steering-wheel-mounted shifter, driving the front wheels.
That torque figure — 262 lb-ft arriving at a relatively accessible 4,700 rpm — means the Odyssey pulls away from stoplights and merges onto the highway without drama, even with all eight seats occupied and the cargo area loaded. The engine also features cylinder deactivation and an automatic start/stop system, both contributing to the EPA-rated fuel economy of 19 mpg city / 28 mpg highway / 22 mpg combined. On a 19.5-gallon tank, that works out to a calculated range of 429 miles per fill — enough for a round trip from Greenwood to the coast without stopping for fuel.
The suspension setup — independent MacPherson struts up front, independent multi-link rear, both with coil springs and stabilizer bars — keeps the ride composed on the rolling Piedmont terrain without transmitting every road seam into the cabin. Electric power steering is standard, so the Odyssey is easy to maneuver in tight parking lots and on narrow back roads alike. Four-wheel disc brakes with ABS, brake assist, electronic stability control, and traction control round out the chassis package.
For buyers trading in a current vehicle, you can get an appraisal for your trade-in before visiting the dealership, which can simplify the purchasing process considerably.
| Spec | All Trims (EX-L / Sport L / Touring / Elite) |
|---|---|
| Engine | Earth Dreams Technology™ 3.5L V6 |
| Horsepower | 280 hp @ 6,000 rpm |
| Torque | 262 lb-ft @ 4,700 rpm |
| Transmission | 10-speed automatic |
| Drivetrain | Front-wheel drive |
| City MPG | 19 mpg |
| Highway MPG | 28 mpg |
| Combined MPG | 22 mpg |
| Fuel Tank | 19.5 gal |
| Calculated Range | 429 mi |
Interior Comfort and Space Designed for Multi-Generational Trips Around Lake
Step inside the Odyssey and the first thing that registers is how much usable room exists across all three rows. Front headroom measures 38.7 in, second-row headroom is 39.2 in, and the third row still offers 38.3 in — a figure that matters when teenagers or grandparents are riding in the back. Legroom in the first and second rows is identical at 40.9 in, while third-row passengers get 38.1 in. Shoulder room at the front is 63.1 in, second row 61.6 in, and third row 60 in.
The driver's seat is a power-adjustable captain's chair with 6-way electric adjustment, 2-way electric lumbar support, and memory positioning — so a tall parent and a shorter co-driver can each recall their preferred position without manual fiddling. The front passenger seat offers 4-way electric adjustment with its own 2-way electric lumbar. Both front seats are heated on the EX-L, Sport L, and Touring trims; the Elite adds ventilated front seats, which make a genuine difference on warm afternoons after a day at Lake Greenwood.
Upholstery tells part of the trim story. The EX-L and Sport L use synthetic leather in black or gray, a durable choice for families who routinely transport kids with snacks and muddy shoes. The Touring and Elite step up to genuine leather in gray, black, or brown — a noticeably richer feel for longer drives. The Elite also adds a heated steering wheel as standard equipment.
Climate control is a 3-zone automatic system across all four trims, with rear seat controls so back-row passengers can manage their own temperature independently. The second row folds 40/20/40 and the third row folds asymmetrically, giving flexible cargo configurations for everything from a weekend at Lake Greenwood to a full Costco run.
When you're ready to move forward, getting pre-approved for financing online takes just a few minutes and can help you focus on exactly the trim that fits your budget.
Infotainment Features to Keep Kids Entertained on Weekend Adventures
The Odyssey's infotainment foundation is a 9-inch touchscreen in the center of the dashboard, paired with a 7-inch digital instrument cluster. Wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto are standard on all four trims — no cable required, which matters when kids are constantly borrowing the USB port for charging. Speaking of charging, the EX-L and Sport L provide 2 USB charging ports at the front and 2 at the rear; the Sport L adds a third-row USB count of 2 as well. The Elite and Touring each provide 3 USB charging ports in the third row, so every passenger has access to power on longer drives.
Audio hardware differs by trim in a way worth understanding before purchase. The EX-L and Sport L include a 7-speaker audio system with a subwoofer. The Touring and Elite upgrade to a 7-speaker system with a subwoofer and a conversation enhancement feature — a microphone system that pipes the driver's voice to rear speakers, making it easier to communicate with third-row passengers without shouting. The Elite goes further with an 11-speaker surround sound system and a rear separate audio control, allowing back-seat passengers to choose their own audio source independently.
The Touring and Elite also include a built-in navigation system with a 9-inch screen, 3D mapping, voice guidance, and 15 GB of internal storage — useful when driving through areas with spotty cell signal. All four trims support HondaLink™ Assist telematics and over-the-air software updates. The Elite adds an embedded SIM card and 3 GB of Wi-Fi data per month for three months, turning the van into a rolling hotspot for the whole family.
For Honda shoppers curious how these tech features compare across the broader lineup, our Honda CR-V safety and technology overview provides useful context on Honda's connected-car ecosystem.
Safety Technologies Built for Busy School Runs and Community Events
The 2027 Odyssey carries an 8-airbag system across all four trims: dual front airbags, front side airbags, driver and passenger knee airbags, and side curtain airbags covering all three rows. Every seating position has a 3-point seatbelt, and front belts include pre-tensioners and height adjustment. LATCH child seat anchors are standard, rated Good by IIHS.
Active safety technology is consistent across the EX-L, Sport L, Touring, and Elite. Honda's Collision Mitigation Braking System™ (CMBS™) monitors the road ahead and can apply the brakes at speeds as low as 3 mph — relevant in slow-moving school zone traffic and parking lot situations. The Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) provides gentle steering correction when the Odyssey drifts toward a lane marker without a turn signal active. Adaptive cruise control with stop/go capability maintains a set following distance and can bring the van to a complete stop in traffic, then resume without driver input.
The Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) uses radar to monitor both rear quarters and alerts the driver when a vehicle enters a blind spot — particularly useful when changing lanes on multi-lane roads. Cross Traffic Monitor uses the same radar to warn of approaching vehicles when reversing out of a parking space. A Multi-Angle Rear View Camera with dynamic guidelines is standard on all trims, and the Elite and Touring add front and rear parking sensors for tighter maneuvering.
NHTSA crash test results on record for this generation show a 5-star overall rating, a 5-star frontal crash rating, and a 5-star side impact rating. IIHS results include Good ratings for side impact, small overlap front (driver side), roof strength, and rear crash protection; the LATCH ease-of-use rating is also Good.
2027 Honda Odyssey Trim Pricing Breakdown for Families
The four covered trims span a $8,900 range from the entry EX-L to the fully-loaded Elite, and each step adds features that matter to different types of families.
| Feature | EX-L | Elite | Sport L | Touring |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base MSRP | $43,195 | $52,095 | $44,295 | $47,895 |
| Destination Charge | $1,595 | $1,595 | $1,595 | $1,595 |
The EX-L at $43,195 is the volume choice for families who want leather-alternative seating, heated front seats, a sunroof, wireless smartphone integration, and the full Honda safety suite without paying for features they may not use. Interior color options are black Honda-Tex or gray Honda-Tex synthetic leather.
The Sport L at $44,295 — just $1,100 more than the EX-L — adds 19-inch alloy wheels (versus 18-inch on the EX-L), two-tone wheel styling, and a sportier exterior appearance. It retains the same synthetic leather interior and 7-speaker audio as the EX-L, making it the best choice for buyers who prioritize curb appeal over premium audio.
The Touring at $47,895 is where genuine leather seating, built-in navigation, front parking sensors, a rear seat monitoring camera, and the conversation enhancement audio feature all become standard. The Touring also adds an AC power outlet — useful for charging laptops or running a small appliance on a road trip. Leather is available in gray, black, or brown.
The Elite at $52,095 is the full-feature configuration: ventilated front seats, an 11-speaker surround sound system with rear audio control, a 15 GB navigation hard drive, built-in Wi-Fi, electrically foldable mirrors, laminated side windows for noise reduction, and a rear seat monitoring camera. For families who spend significant time in the van — long weekend drives to the mountains, multi-day road trips — the Elite's additional comfort and entertainment features justify the premium over the Touring.
All prices above are base MSRP before the $1,595 destination charge and any dealer-installed accessories.
Warranty and Maintenance Plans Supporting Long-Term Ownership
Honda backs the 2027 Odyssey with a straightforward factory warranty that applies equally to all four trims: a 3-year / 36,000-mile limited warranty covering the entire vehicle, a 5-year / 60,000-mile powertrain warranty covering the engine and transmission, and a 5-year corrosion warranty. Paint coverage runs 3 years / 36,000 miles. Honda roadside assistance is included for 3 years / 36,000 miles, providing manufacturer-backed support if the vehicle needs a tow or emergency service during the coverage period.
For families who prefer a lower entry cost, Piedmont Honda also carries Honda Certified Pre-Owned Odysseys, which carry their own extended coverage and pass a multi-point inspection process.
Routine maintenance — oil changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, and cabin air filter replacements — keeps the Odyssey running reliably through years of school carpools and weekend adventures. Piedmont Honda's service department is staffed by Honda-trained technicians who know this platform. You can schedule a service appointment online at any time, which makes it easy to keep the Odyssey on its recommended maintenance schedule without rearranging your week.
The Odyssey's Earth Dreams Technology™ engine is designed for regular 87-octane unleaded fuel, which keeps ongoing fuel costs predictable for budget-conscious families tracking monthly expenses.
Awards, Expert Reviews, and Recognition Highlighting the 2027 Honda Odyssey's Strengths
The Odyssey's reputation in the minivan segment is built on decades of consistent execution, and the 2027 generation continues that track record. The vehicle carries a 5-star overall NHTSA safety rating — the top score available — along with 5-star results in both the frontal crash and side impact categories. IIHS evaluations show Good ratings across side impact, small overlap front (driver side), roof strength, and rear crash protection, with an Advanced rating for front crash prevention in pedestrian detection scenarios.
Industry observers have consistently noted the Odyssey's combination of driving dynamics and interior versatility as differentiating factors in the minivan class. The 10-speed automatic transmission, in particular, has received attention for its smooth, well-spaced gear ratios that keep the 3.5L V6 operating in its efficiency band during highway cruising. The multi-link rear suspension setup — uncommon in this segment — contributes to a more composed ride over uneven surfaces than competing platforms built on simpler beam-axle rear arrangements.
The Odyssey competes directly against the Toyota Sienna, Chrysler Pacifica, and Kia Carnival. Among that group, the Odyssey's combination of a naturally-aspirated V6, a 10-speed automatic, and a fully independent suspension represents a distinct engineering approach that prioritizes driving refinement alongside family utility.
Frequently Asked Questions from Families Considering the 2027 Honda Odyssey
Q: Can the 2027 Honda Odyssey tow a boat or utility trailer?
Yes. All four trims — EX-L, Sport L, Touring, and Elite — are rated to tow up to 3,500 lbs when properly equipped. A dealer-installed trailer hitch, hitch ball in 1 7/8-inch or 2-inch sizes, and a locking hitch pin are all available as accessories. A small fishing boat or a loaded utility trailer for a weekend at Lake Greenwood falls well within that rating. Always confirm tongue weight and trailer weight with the dealer before towing.
Q: What is the difference between the Sport L and the EX-L?
The Sport L ($44,295) and EX-L ($43,195) share the same powertrain, safety suite, audio system, and interior upholstery material. The Sport L's main distinction is its 19-inch two-tone alloy wheels versus the EX-L's 18-inch wheels, plus a sportier exterior trim treatment. If wheel size and exterior appearance matter more than budget, the Sport L is the better choice; otherwise, the EX-L delivers the same daily-use capability for $1,100 less.
Q: Does any trim include built-in navigation?
Yes — the Touring and Elite both include a built-in navigation system with a 9-inch touchscreen, 3D mapping, voice guidance, and 15 GB of internal storage. The EX-L and Sport L rely on wireless Apple CarPlay or Android Auto for navigation through a connected smartphone.
Q: How many USB ports does the Odyssey have for passengers?
The EX-L and Sport L provide 2 USB charging ports at the front and 2 at the rear. The Sport L also adds 2 USB ports in the third row. The Touring and Elite provide 2 USB ports at the front, 2 at the rear, and 3 USB ports in the third row, so every passenger in all three rows has charging access simultaneously.
Q: Where can I see the 2027 Odyssey in person and ask questions?
Piedmont Honda is located at 4011 Clemson Blvd, Anderson, SC 29621. You can also reach the team directly at (864) 305-4173 to confirm availability or schedule a test drive. For answers to broader purchase and ownership questions, our dealership FAQ resource covers financing, trade-ins, and the buying process in detail.
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