Just picked up a 2009. There's a bit of rust in the rear wheel well. What's the best approach to treating it at this stage? I don't care about cosmetics. Thank you.

We are excited to have just bought a 2010 Odyssey in great condition with 131,000 miles on it! we’ve had a 2007 CRV for 8 years and are hoping the Odyssey will be as great a vehicle as that one has been (200,000 miles currently). The previous owner took it to the dealer for every imaginable...

Hello friends, I got my first Honda Odyssey in february 2021, now about 6 months later I get an indicator ( and a bunch of notifications) to do the oil change. How is that possible when my car just passed 4k miles? If I read the manual correctly, the car uses synthetic oil. Isn't that normally...

Hello, Just purchased a 2012 Ody EX-L with 64k. I keep coming across comments/videos about VCM or transmission issues with these vans. Not sure how prevalent the issues are, but before the potential wallet-ache, I'd like to ask the community about preventative measures, if any, to help prolong...

We purchased a 2015 Odyssey EX from a dealership about a year ago. It has about 39k miles on it now, we haven't driven it much. We are preparing to go on a several thousand mile road trip in a couple weeks. I am trying to figure out what to do for maintenance prior to the road trip. I have been...

Hi Everyone, My Father gave me his 2011 Odyssey that I absolutely love. It has 200K and I want to keep it for a while. Can anyone recommend a great garage in Montreal for regular maintenance. Thank you

I own a 1998 Honda Odyssey I use primarily for driving around the bay area and out to the beach on the weekends. It mostly carries surfboards & kids. I do take an annual long trip down coastal Highway 1. I just hit 220,000 Miles and was hoping you might have some suggestions of things to take...

I bought my second Odyssey this week, a very nice 2017 EX-L. It has 21,400 miles but was at 3 yrs and 3 weeks, so I just missed out on the 3/36 factory warranty. I took the vehicle to my mechanic for an inspection, and he said everything was in great shape, so I adopted it from the used car...

I called the dealership to ask what they recommend for lubricating the sliding doors. Initially, they suggested white lithium for the tracks, etc. The person who answered then double-checked, and then told me they do not recommend relubrication, as it attracts dirt into the tracks. I know...

I got a Maintenance Code B127 on my Oddysey 2018 EXL. My local Honda dealer is charging me ~$600 to address this maintenance code. My gut tells me that this is a complete rip off. What has your experience been? Should I just take this to Jiffy Lube?