280-hp V-6 and a 10-speed automatic pair with seating for 8 and 140.7 cu ft of cargo room.

The 2027 Honda Odyssey Touring stands out with a Regular Gasoline V-6, 280 hp, and 262 lb-ft. Front Wheel Drive and a 10-Speed Automatic keep this passenger mini-van focused and straightforward. It seats 8, offers 140.7 cu ft of cargo volume, returns 22 mpg combined, and starts at $47,895.

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What it meansThe Regular Gasoline V-6 gives this Touring 280 hp and 262 lb-ft of torque. Front Wheel Drive and a 10-Speed Automatic are the verified setup.
Why this trimFuel economy is rated at 19 mpg city, 28 mpg highway, and 22 mpg combined. That gives shoppers the exact efficiency picture for this configuration.
Bottom line: This Touring has clear family-van performance.
What it meansCargo volume is 140.7 cu ft, and passenger volume is 160.1 cu ft. The 205.2 in length shows this is a large minivan.
Why this trimThe 118.1 in wheelbase and 4559 lbs curb weight help define its road footprint. Shoppers should expect full-size minivan proportions.
Bottom line: Space is a central Touring strength.
What it meansThe cabin includes heated front bucket seats and a removable 40-20-40 folding split-bench rear seat. Rear sun blinds are also listed as standard.
Why this trimThe manual tilt and telescoping steering column helps the driver set a comfortable position. Rear armrests and seat flexibility matter for family use.
Bottom line: The interior focuses on flexible seating.
What it meansThe Touring includes a 160-Watt AM/FM/HD/SiriusXM audio system with 7 speakers. Wireless phone connectivity is also standard.
Why this trimFront LCD monitors and a rear LCD row monitor are included. The rear entertainment system adds a clear family-focused tech feature.
Bottom line: Touring tech supports passengers and audio.
What it meansLane Keeping Assist System, Vehicle Stability Assist, and traction control are standard. Blind Spot Information and Cross Traffic Monitor are also listed.
Why this trimCollision Mitigation Braking System and Forward Collision Warning add driver-assistance coverage. Side impact beams and side airbags are included as standard safety equipment.
Bottom line: Safety equipment is broadly represented here.
What it meansThe Touring uses 19 in wheels with P235/55HR19 tires. That is the verified wheel and tire pairing for this trim.
Why this trimWheel and tire sizing affects replacement shopping and winter tire planning. These facts give shoppers the exact listed size.
Bottom line: The tire size is clearly specified.
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