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Model & Year Overview

Honda Odyssey 2021

The 2021 Honda Odyssey uses a 3.5L V6 producing 280 hp paired with a ten-speed automatic — one of the few minivans still offering a traditional torque-converter gearbox rather than CVT. Front-wheel drive only; Honda has never offered AWD on the Odyssey, a notable gap for Canadian buyers in provinces where winter traction is a genuine concern. The Magic Slide second-row seats allow configurations that competitors cannot match, including a pass-through position for child-to-child interaction and full removal for flat-floor cargo. The HondaVAC integrated vacuum is available on Touring and Elite trims — genuinely used by families and considered a differentiator in the segment. The 19.5 L/100 km city estimate understates real-world figures in stop-and-go family driving; most owners report 12–14 L/100 km in mixed use. Honda Sensing is standard from EX trim up.

Average Price

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$33 412

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2021 Honda Odyssey
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One Owner

2021 Honda Odyssey

EX + SIEGE CHAUFFANT + CAMERA DE RECUL + BLUETOOTH

85 137 km
33 991 $
2021 Honda Odyssey
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2021 Honda Odyssey

99 724 km
37 995 $
2021 Honda Odyssey
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2021 Honda Odyssey

71 049 km
41 995 $
2021 Honda Odyssey
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2021 Honda Odyssey

Touring BA

123 672 km
33 995 $
2021 Honda Odyssey
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Accident-FreeOne Owner

2021 Honda Odyssey

Touring

122 207 km
39 126 $
2021 Honda Odyssey
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One Owner

2021 Honda Odyssey

Touring

173 217 km
34 319 $
2021 Honda Odyssey
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2021 Honda Odyssey

148 842 km
33 412 $
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Did the 2021 Odyssey correct the CVT transmission issues reported on earlier minivans?

The fifth-generation Odyssey (2018–2021) uses a 10-speed automatic transmission — not a CVT — which distinguishes these minivans favourably from some competitors with variable-ratio gearboxes. This 10-speed received calibration updates over the years and failure reports remain rare compared to the previous generation's 6-speed. For 2021 units specifically, active Honda service bulletins address primarily software updates for the rear-seat entertainment system rather than drivetrain issues.

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Is the Magic Slide 2.0 second-row seating system in the 2021 Odyssey reliable over the long term?

The Magic Slide system allows second-row seats to slide laterally to create a walk-through aisle to the third row without removing seats from the vehicle. On 2018–2021 Odysseys, the mechanism is generally reliable up to 120,000 km, but the slide rails benefit from periodic lubrication with Honda-recommended grease. EX-L and Touring trims add the centre seat convertible to a table-console — this mechanism sees more wear and the locking points deserve an inspection when purchasing used.

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What are the realistic five-year maintenance costs for a 2021 Odyssey in Canada?

The 2021 Odyssey with its 280-hp 3.5L V6 i-VTEC requires synthetic oil changes every 7,500–12,000 km based on the Maintenance Minder algorithm ($90–$140 at a dealership). Iridium spark plugs are due at 100,000 km (approx. $220–$280 including labour) and front brake pads last 60,000–80,000 km. Over five years and 80,000 km, a maintenance budget of $4,000–$6,000 is realistic without major incidents. The Odyssey is one of the least expensive minivans to maintain in its category in Canada.