I drive a 1998 Honda Civic with a stick shift and my dad used to own two Honda Accords; an '01 and an '02. He told me that those years of the Accords had automatic transmission problems such as shifting roughly from one gear to another, skipping a gear, etc. I live in the United States, New York state actually, and this van over here is known as the Odyssey. I'm not sure if the Odyssey or the LaGreat have these transmission problems. However, I've always loved the quality of the older Hondas.
This is identical to the North American Honda Odyssey. from 1999-2001 the trims were LX and EX, from 2002-2004, the trims were LX EX and EX-L , butif they had a touring trim from 1999-2004, this would be it but with a sunroof and automatic on headlights and navigation and dvd player standard.
this is the North American Odyssey, it was just marketed as a different name because the odyssey out side North America was associated with a smaller size vehicle
Practically identical, if not exactly identical to the 2nd-generation Odyssey here in the U.S... we didn't have an option for a GPS nav system such as this example of the LaGreat is equipped with, though it became available on the all-new, 3rd-generation Odyssey that debuted in 2005... we also didn't have wood dash and steering wheel trim, which also became available in 2005... Here this model was called the Odyssey EX-L (:
There was a navigation option in the US, in fact it was one of the very first American market vehicles to offer it, it was just really freaking expensive so hardly any of them have it
SSC3034 is right, a rear entertainment system, and fog lights were also optional. But in North American the Honda Odyssey AKA LaGreat, didn't have power folding mirrors or aux. I happen to have an 2004 Honda Odyssey in the EX-L trim. But it doesn't have navigation, the rear entertainment system and fog lights. 1999-2004 Honda Odysseys also didn't have a leather and wood rap steering whee. The steering wheel was made with this padded material that looked like leather. And they never had chrome door handles for the sliding doors.
Surprised to see how this van rolled off the same assembly line as Canadian market Odysseys but is just ever so slightly better equipped. Why do overseas markets always get the good stuff? Auto up driver's window? Power folding mirrors? A fancier steering wheel? None of these are available on Canadian market vans or even the US market vans built in Alabama which sucks. I now feel a bit sad that Canadians reimport Lagreats just to use them for mail delivery.
Dam bro I see you on almost every car video. You live in Penang? Me too. Anyways I see this car all the time in the US, most of the time they are full dents, rusty etc.
+dzulynorman dzulynorman Lol. I don't make the Exora. Proton does. Haha. If you're referring to the video, I don't have any Exora video just yet as I do not know anyone who owns an Exora nor do I know any Proton dealers.
It's so awesome to see this year car in such great condition!!! Extremely Long Lasting Motors!!!
Indeed there's a saying you take good care of them they will take good care of you too.
I love old Honda quality
Nice van. It’s in very good condition.
1:44 that horn though!
I drive a 1998 Honda Civic with a stick shift and my dad used to own two Honda Accords; an '01 and an '02. He told me that those years of the Accords had automatic transmission problems such as shifting roughly from one gear to another, skipping a gear, etc. I live in the United States, New York state actually, and this van over here is known as the Odyssey. I'm not sure if the Odyssey or the LaGreat have these transmission problems. However, I've always loved the quality of the older Hondas.
They have the exact same transmission, and they have those issues too.
@@AE86ofMtAkina lagreat is Odyssey with driver on the right and little more luxury.
The North American version, the 1999-2004 Honda Odyssey, also didn't get wood trim and power folding mirrors.
I miss my families 2004 Honda Odyssey.
These vans are the best plus i’m Born in 2000
Alex.. Don't forget to make a full review of toyota vellfire.. Thanks
This is identical to the North American Honda Odyssey. from 1999-2001 the trims were LX and EX, from 2002-2004, the trims were LX EX and EX-L , butif they had a touring trim from 1999-2004, this would be it but with a sunroof and automatic on headlights and navigation and dvd player standard.
this is the North American Odyssey, it was just marketed as a different name because the odyssey out side North America was associated with a smaller size vehicle
@@secret962007 yeah they called it Honda LaGreat
Practically identical, if not exactly identical to the 2nd-generation Odyssey here in the U.S... we didn't have an option for a GPS nav system such as this example of the LaGreat is equipped with, though it became available on the all-new, 3rd-generation Odyssey that debuted in 2005... we also didn't have wood dash and steering wheel trim, which also became available in 2005... Here this model was called the Odyssey EX-L (:
There was a navigation option in the US, in fact it was one of the very first American market vehicles to offer it, it was just really freaking expensive so hardly any of them have it
SSC3034 is right, a rear entertainment system, and fog lights were also optional. But in North American the Honda Odyssey AKA LaGreat, didn't have power folding mirrors or aux. I happen to have an 2004 Honda Odyssey in the EX-L trim. But it doesn't have navigation, the rear entertainment system and fog lights. 1999-2004 Honda Odysseys also didn't have a leather and wood rap steering whee. The steering wheel was made with this padded material that looked like leather. And they never had chrome door handles for the sliding doors.
Surprised to see how this van rolled off the same assembly line as Canadian market Odysseys but is just ever so slightly better equipped. Why do overseas markets always get the good stuff? Auto up driver's window? Power folding mirrors? A fancier steering wheel? None of these are available on Canadian market vans or even the US market vans built in Alabama which sucks. I now feel a bit sad that Canadians reimport Lagreats just to use them for mail delivery.
Costs.
I love it 💯
This lagreat using timing belt or timing chain?
That's a honda odyssey.... is it called La great where you live?
It was released in the us and Canada as the Odyssey but in Asian and European markets it’s called the lagreat
Yup. To distinguish it from the normal international Odyssey.
Lagreat vs elysion which better?
What a name 😂
Just saw one just now, quite rare in Penang
Dam bro I see you on almost every car video. You live in Penang? Me too. Anyways I see this car all the time in the US, most of the time they are full dents, rusty etc.
Afeeq Hasan there is not a lot of lagreats in the parts of areas where rust is
Please make a review on a Citroen Grand C4 Picasso
He already has a C4 Picasso
Does this car have security system?
alexlovesmac why you didn't make proton exora
+dzulynorman dzulynorman Lol. I don't make the Exora. Proton does. Haha. If you're referring to the video, I don't have any Exora video just yet as I do not know anyone who owns an Exora nor do I know any Proton dealers.
Where do you live?
Which country?
Kirrty VJ this is a malaysian company they call it honda lagreat
And in Japan
Known as the odyssey
FWD IS THE BEST i saw you typed at the proton saga iswara
American style shifter
honda odyssey north america