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2017 Honda Odyssey Rumors Release Date- 2017 Honda Odyssey is the mule for the following Honda Odyssey minivan, seen wandering the boulevards of Los Angeles. Yes, numerous Acura MDX pieces are apparent all around, however don't trust it: Our sources both inside and outside Acura say the extravagance brand has no minivan arrangement. That, normally, leaves just the cutting edge Odyssey as a conceivable suspect. 

So what's the story with all the MDX front-end and dashboard bits? There are a few conceivable clarifications: First, Honda may need to perplex every one of us (which worked for a few distributions we amiably won't specify); second, the segments bolster electronic driving guides that could stream down from top of the line Acura items to the following Odyssey; third, in light of the fact that the cutting edge model boards essentially aren't prepared and the MDX stuff fits, kind of; or, maybe, the majority of the above. Regardless, this is not an Acura minivan really taking shape.

For some years, the Honda Odyssey has been our most loved minivan, mixing ideal driving motion with a cunning and well-fabricated inside and a lot of usable space. Yet, with Kia re-entering the minivan market with its great looking new Sedona, Toyota tweaking its Sienna rather pleasantly for 2015, and Chrysler vowing to bring the products—and include a module half and half model—when it updates its Town & Country minivan for 2017 (which we as of late spied in unpleasant model structure), Honda truly needs to van up, as it were. 

The Odyssey has since quite a while ago imparted a lot of its concealed componentry to the Honda Pilot and Acura MDX hybrids (also the dead-but rather soon-returning Ridgeline pickup), and that will likely keep on being the situation. Given that basically nothing unmistakable on this mule, even under the camo, is likely a creation prepared part, the most we can say in regards to this specific vehicle is that is has four wheels, a fumes channel, and a back lower control arm with "Honda" stamped into it. Note the L-state of that thickset lower control arm—it could be outlined that approach to make space for some underbody parts, similar to, say, a discretionary half breed battery pack. On the other hand, were this suspension configuration to continue to the following Ridgeline, it could suit a profound pickup bed. 

Another fascinating omen of the following model's accessible gadgetry is a rundown of acronyms jotted on a note taped to this present model's dashboard. The rundown appears to recommend that the Odyssey could accompany AWD and P-AWS (four-wheel controlling), like some new Acuras, and a clothing rundown of driver-help highlights. 

Little is known with sureness about what's in store for the following Odyssey in the engine, however it's relied upon to impart its motor to the cutting edge Honda Pilot and potentially even the Ridgeline. That powerplant will most likely be a redesigned form of Honda's pervasive 3.5-liter V-6 with around 290 strength and 270 lb-ft of torque. This mule does not have a movement lever either on the floor or on the dashboard, which proposes that Honda could mate the motor to the pushbutton-impelled, ZF-sourced nine-pace programmed transmission that simply appeared in the 2015 Acura TLX car.

The fourth-era Odyssey initially showed up for the 2011 model year, and was invigorated for 2014. Between the slapdash state of this mule and the Odyssey's normal six-year lifecycle, we don't anticipate that the new model will show up for an additional two years, likely in late 2016, as a 2017  Odyssey model. It's dreadfully right on time to hypothesize about evaluating, obviously, however we anticipate that Honda will keep it genuine. That said, minivan purchasers are much the same as full-size-truck purchasers in their affinity for high-zoot, calfskin lined forms, so Honda most likely will offer no less than one $40,000 addition to "Visiting Elite" model with everything—great, everything except for an Acura identification—as it does now. 

Rivalry: Chrysler Town & Country, Kia Sedona, Toyota Sienna.