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2015 Honda Odyssey in Abu Dhabi
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Honda Odyssey Touring 3.5L V6

2015189,600 KMGCC specs
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Price23,500AED
Installments2,098AED/mo

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Used Honda Odyssey for Sale in Abu Dhabi

The Odyssey is Honda's minivan, a V6-powered family hauler built for seating eight rather than looking sporty, and it costs meaningfully less than the Mercedes and Toyota vans it competes with.


How much does a used Honda Odyssey cost in the UAE?

From AED 23,500 for an older example to AED 23,500 for a newer one, and about 22% below what a new Odyssey costs — a real saving on a car built to be driven hard for years rather than kept pristine.


Which used Honda Odyssey year should you buy?

This generation kept the same V6 and platform throughout its run with only minor equipment updates, so there's no single facelift to chase. A newer example within that run buys you the latest infotainment without the premium of a brand-new one.


How long does a Honda Odyssey last?

A long way. The Odysseys we inspect in the UAE run to a median of around 172,000 km, high for a family car, and the V6 and transmission are built to family-taxi duty for exactly that kind of use. High mileage on this model reflects heavy family use rather than neglect.


What else should you know about the Honda Odyssey?

The Mitsubishi Xpander is considerably cheaper if seven seats is enough and a minivan's extra space isn't needed. The Toyota Granvia costs far more but has a stronger badge for buyers who want that. The Kia Carnival is a similarly sized rival at a higher price, though our inspections find electrical faults on it well above what we'd expect for vans of this age.


What should you look over on a used Honda Odyssey?

  • Sliding door mechanisms on both sides for smooth operation.
  • Third-row seat folding and latching hardware.
  • Transmission shifts once the van is fully warm.
  • Interior wear consistent with genuine family use rather than fleet duty.

See the Honda Odysseys currently listed on CarSwitch to compare mileage and spec.


Frequently asked questions

From AED 23,500 for an older example to AED 23,500 for a newer one, and about 22% below what a new Odyssey costs — a real saving on a car built to be driven hard for years rather than kept pristine.

A long way. The Odysseys we inspect in the UAE run to a median of around 172,000 km, high for a family car, and the V6 and transmission are built to family-taxi duty for exactly that kind of use. High mileage on this model reflects heavy family use rather than neglect.

  • Sliding door mechanisms on both sides for smooth operation.
  • Third-row seat folding and latching hardware.
  • Transmission shifts once the van is fully warm.
  • Interior wear consistent with genuine family use rather than fleet duty.

See the Honda Odysseys currently listed on CarSwitch to compare mileage and spec.

This generation kept the same V6 and platform throughout its run with only minor equipment updates, so there's no single facelift to chase. A newer example within that run buys you the latest infotainment without the premium of a brand-new one.

The Mitsubishi Xpander is considerably cheaper if seven seats is enough and a minivan's extra space isn't needed. The Toyota Granvia costs far more but has a stronger badge for buyers who want that. The Kia Carnival is a similarly sized rival at a higher price, though our inspections find electrical faults on it well above what we'd expect for vans of this age.