#2014HondaOdyssey

As far as vehicles have come in terms of safety over the recent years, there are still some that are safer than others.

Nearly 25,000 Honda Odyssey minivans are being recalled because of a problem with their air bags.

Nothing screams “commitment” or “responsibility” louder than a minivan, well, maybe a saggy pair of elastic-waist mom jeans but who’s counting?

It may have a built-in vacuum cleaner, but when it comes to safety the Honda Odyssey most certainly doesn’t suck.

Congratulations, you’re all grown up! At this point in life you’ve probably made it through college with more than an associate’s degree in the field of interpretive dance; you’ve more than likely claimed a life partner that’s the opposite gender and of breeding age and, consequently, you’ve manufactured a genetic replica or two. You’re going places, and you need a suitable vehicle for this exciting new lifestyle.

Honda has announced pricing on its 2014 Odyssey minivan, with the Odyssey LX starting at $28,825 excluding an $830 destination charge.

Yes, you’re looking at the world’s first in-car vacuum cleaner, built-in to the rear cargo department of the updated 2014 Honda Odyssey.

The 2014 Honda Odyssey sucks… literally.

Looking to make choosing a minivan an easier decision, Honda will debut a updated version of its Odyssey model at the New York Auto Show next week.

Minivans are the most economical way to move lots of people and stuff. They’re spacious, comfortable and pretty carlike from a driving perspective. Good news for enthusiasts of the genre, Honda is updating its class-leading Odyssey for the 2014 model year.