The U.S. lineup has four trims: EX-L, Sport-L, Touring and Elite. All share the same V6 engine, transmission and eight-passenger seating. The differences are in styling, seat materials, rear-seat technology and extra comforts. Our trim comparison is a good place to start.

EX-L starts with plenty of useful equipment: power sliding doors, a power tailgate, heated front seats, a moonroof and wireless phone connections. For 2027, its seats are HondaTex-trimmed synthetic leather. It’s worth a look if everyday convenience matters more to you than a rear entertainment screen.

Sport-L puts a different look around the Odyssey’s practical features, with 19-inch gloss-black wheels, sport styling, red stitching and red interior lighting. Its 2027 seating is HondaTex-trimmed, and it adds third-row USB charging ports. You get the same engine as the other trims.

Touring adds leather-trimmed seating, rear entertainment, CabinWatch, navigation and front/rear parking sensors. Elite adds comforts including ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, upgraded audio and a hands-free tailgate. Start with the features you’ll use, then decide whether Elite’s extras belong on your list.

One useful distinction is the seating material: 2026 EX-L and Sport-L models used leather-trimmed seating; their 2027 counterparts use HondaTex-trimmed synthetic leather. Touring and Elite retain leather-trimmed seating for 2027. If you’re comparing model years, ask us to check the equipment on the particular vehicles you’re considering.

Yes. Every trim has eight seating positions with all seats installed. The second row includes a removable center seat, giving you options for arranging passengers and access to the back. Visit our seating section, then try an arrangement that works for the people you carry.

With the second-row center seat removed, the two outboard seats can move sideways. They also adjust forward and backward, helping you arrange access to the third row. We can demonstrate the adjustments when you visit. Always follow the owner’s manual for seat positioning and child-seat installation.

Please bring the child seats you use so we can help you explore the space and seating adjustments. Honda lists lower anchors in all three second-row positions and the third-row outboard positions. Actual fit depends on the child seat and arrangement; follow both manufacturers’ installation instructions.

The third-row Magic Seat folds into the floor in a 60/40 split. The second-row seats are removable when you need maximum cargo room; they don’t stow into the floor. That distinction matters when planning how often you’ll switch between carrying passengers and larger loads.

Honda lists 32.8 cubic feet of standard cargo space behind the third row. Maximum capacity is 155.8 cubic feet on EX-L/Sport-L or 155.7 on Touring/Elite, with the second row removed and third row stowed. Standard and maximum measurements use different configurations; see our cargo section for context.

The published U.S. 2027 lineup uses front-wheel drive and a gasoline V6 on every trim. Honda does not list an AWD or hybrid Odyssey in that lineup. If either is a priority, tell us what you need and we’ll help you compare suitable Honda options.

Every 2027 Odyssey includes Intelligent Traction Management with Snow mode, which adjusts vehicle operation for snowy conditions. It remains a front-wheel-drive vehicle. Tires, road conditions and driving choices still matter; ask us to show you the setting and discuss the way you drive in winter.

All four trims have the same 280-horsepower, 3.5-liter V6 and 10-speed automatic transmission. Honda lists EPA estimates of 19 city, 28 highway and 22 combined mpg across the lineup. Those ratings are for comparison; your mileage varies with driving, maintenance, conditions and other factors.

Honda recommends regular unleaded for the 2027 Odyssey, so premium fuel is not specified as the recommended grade. The published fuel-tank capacity is 19.5 gallons. Check the owner’s manual for fuel requirements and other operating information for your vehicle.

Honda lists up to 3,500 pounds for every trim when equipped with its dealer-installed accessory towing package, which includes a Class II hitch, towing kit and wiring harness. Before choosing a trailer, ask us to confirm equipment and review the vehicle’s towing and loading limits with you.

Yes. Every 2027 Odyssey includes wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, a nine-inch center touchscreen and a wireless phone charger. Compatible devices are required, and charging performance varies. We’re happy to walk through the connections with your phone when you visit.

Touring and Elite include the ceiling-mounted 12.8-inch Rear Entertainment System. EX-L and Sport-L do not include that system. If keeping the back rows entertained is high on your list, start by comparing Touring and Elite in our rear-seat technology section.

The rear system supports compatible streaming devices through HDMI and content connections using a compatible phone or vehicle hotspot. It supports up to four compatible Bluetooth headphones or earbuds, plus a third-row headphone jack. Devices, headphones, subscriptions and data may be needed; a built-in disc player is not listed.

CabinWatch, on Touring and Elite, displays rear-seat camera images on the front touchscreen. CabinTalk is an in-car PA system on every trim, sending your voice through the speakers and, on Touring/Elite, compatible rear-entertainment headphones. We can demonstrate both so you can decide which features matter to you.

Touring and Elite include Honda’s built-in navigation system and Wi-Fi hotspot capability. Hotspot service requires an AT&T data plan, and connected services may have activation or subscription requirements. All trims also offer compatible phone navigation through wireless Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

Heated front seats are included on every 2027 Odyssey. Elite adds ventilated front seats and a heated steering wheel. Those are useful differences to consider if you spend a lot of time driving and want the extra front-seat comforts, alongside the family features in back.

Every trim includes power sliding doors and a power tailgate with programmable height. Elite adds hands-free tailgate access. If you’re comparing trims, try the controls and loading area yourself; we can show you how the features operate and help you check the clearance you need.

Yes. All trims have a one-touch power moonroof, remote engine start and power front seats. The driver gets 12-way adjustment, including four-way lumbar and two-position memory; the passenger gets eight-way adjustment, including four-way lumbar. Come try the seating position and controls for yourself.

Every trim includes Honda Sensing features such as Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow and Lane Keeping Assist, plus blind-spot information and Cross Traffic Monitor. Touring and Elite add front/rear parking sensors. These systems have operating limits and support attentive driving; they don’t replace checking your surroundings.

Honda publishes a length of 205.2 inches, width of 78.5 inches and height of 69.6 inches. Those figures are a starting point, rather than a garage-fit guarantee. Measure your space and allow for mirrors, doors, tailgate movement and any accessories, then ask us to help check.

Honda lists EX-L at $43,195, Sport-L at $44,295, Touring at $47,895 and Elite at $52,095. These exclude the $1,595 destination charge, taxes, licensing, registration and accessories; premium colors add $455. Dealer prices vary. Ask us for the selling price and details on a particular vehicle.

Yes—send us the listing or stock number, or tell us the trim and features you want. We’ll help you check the vehicle’s equipment, availability and pricing. Use the inquiry form below to get started, and tell us what you’d like included in the quote.

Absolutely. Tell us how long you usually keep a vehicle, about how much you drive and what matters to your budget. We can explain available purchase and lease options, including payment terms, mileage allowances and amounts due. Offers and approval depend on the vehicle, program and credit requirements.

Yes. Tell us about your current vehicle and we can help you explore its trade value as part of the conversation. The final value depends on the vehicle and its condition. If you have a loan, let us know so we can discuss the payoff with you.

That’s a useful part of comparing an Odyssey. Bring the stroller, bags or child seats you want to check, and contact us to arrange a visit and confirm vehicle availability. We’ll help you explore the layout, try the controls and talk through your questions at your pace.