I bought the Honda Odyssey 2010 looking great inside and great outside. The engine looked good with only one issue. This Odyssey has been in my drive way for 3 days. i went out to put some jumper cables in it and tried to open the door with my key button - nope did not. I tried to open it with the car interior button - nope, tried the key again - nope and again - nope.
Prior to this purchase I have owned a 2005 Dodge Caravan and 2002 Toyota Sienna. They had manual doors and the Dodge at age 15 still opens. When will manufactures accept that manual doors are better in the long run than power doors. They are not any different than bathroom faucets - the ones with sensors. They malfunction after 5 years while a faucet that is 100 years old still works.
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
I bought the Honda Odyssey 2010 looking great inside and great outside. The engine looked good with only one issue. This Odyssey has been in my drive way for 3 days. i went out to put some jumper cables in it and tried to open the door with my key button - nope did not. I tried to open it with the car interior button - nope, tried the key again - nope and again - nope.
Prior to this purchase I have owned a 2005 Dodge Caravan and 2002 Toyota Sienna. They had manual doors and the Dodge at age 15 still opens. When will manufactures accept that manual doors are better in the long run than power doors. They are not any different than bathroom faucets - the ones with sensors. They malfunction after 5 years while a faucet that is 100 years old still works.
- Andrea D., North Attleboro, US