All I can say is wow.... this is going to be nice....
"We are just a few days away from learning a lot more about the 2011 Odyssey, but in the mean time, thanks to Brenda Priddy's crew, we have a new set of spy shots to share with you. Enjoy.
Honda's all new minivan has been pretty elusive the past few months, with only a few passing camera phone shots of a prototype. Today we've finally gotten an entire set of high-resolution photos! It appears that Honda will keep the production Odyssey very close to the concept they debuted at the 2010 Chicago Auto Show and that's a good thing. This prototype is wearing very little camouflage, with just a bit of body-colored tape around the headlights, taillights, grille and lower fascia. There is also a modest camo panel covering the rear beltline. We're pretty sure this is hiding the "lightning bolt" design feature we saw on the concept at Chicago. Inside, we hear the interior will be class-leading, with possibly the largest DVD screens any production vehicle has ever seen!"
Photo Credit: Brian Williams/Brenda Priddy & Co.
Source;
http://www.vtec.net/news/news-item?news_item_id=904243
"We are just a few days away from learning a lot more about the 2011 Odyssey, but in the mean time, thanks to Brenda Priddy's crew, we have a new set of spy shots to share with you. Enjoy.Honda's all new minivan has been pretty elusive the past few months, with only a few passing camera phone shots of a prototype. Today we've finally gotten an entire set of high-resolution photos! It appears that Honda will keep the production Odyssey very close to the concept they debuted at the 2010 Chicago Auto Show and that's a good thing. This prototype is wearing very little camouflage, with just a bit of body-colored tape around the headlights, taillights, grille and lower fascia. There is also a modest camo panel covering the rear beltline. We're pretty sure this is hiding the "lightning bolt" design feature we saw on the concept at Chicago. Inside, we hear the interior will be class-leading, with possibly the largest DVD screens any production vehicle has ever seen!"
Photo Credit: Brian Williams/Brenda Priddy & Co.
Source;
http://www.vtec.net/news/news-item?news_item_id=904243
