2022 Honda Odyssey Trims & Specs

The Odyssey range starts at an exceedingly reasonable $32,090. The EX trim goes on sale for $35,490, while the EX-L retails for $38,760. The high-end Touring retails for $42,800, while the top-spec Elite has an MSRP of $47,820. These prices exclude Honda's destination charge of $1,175.

Now that Honda Sensing is standard across the range, there are only a few additional packages available. Across the range, you can add an All-Season Protection Package I ($474), All-Season Protection Package II ($456), and a standard Protection Package that retails for $319. The All-Season Packages include high wall floor mats, a splash guard set, a deep cargo tray, and wheel locks. The Protection Package adds a deep cargo tray, a splash guard set, and wheel locks.

Several standalone options are available like body side molding ($236), crossbars for the roof ($204), and puddle lamp projectors for $183.

In this case, it's really about what model to avoid, and that's definitely the LX. We appreciate the added driver assistance features as standard, but we don't understand why blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert were left out. These are arguably the most critical features considering the size of the car. And, the lack of smartphone integration and a tiny five-inch infotainment screen is just a poor effort.

Every other model is excellent, so it depends entirely on your budget. We'd have the EX, as it has everything we'd want in a minivan, but at a reasonable price. The durable cloth seats make more sense if you have smaller kids, and it adds one additional seat over the LX's seven-seat layout. We wish the rear entertainment system were available as an option, but buying two iPads is just as easy.