Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
09-02-2003, 12:18 AM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 22:31:38 -0400, "P&J Dell'Anno"
<mkay@starpower.net> wrote:
>I'd be nice if they made the 6 disc in dash cd changer available...for
>cryin' out loud!!! Honda better get on the ball if they want to keep up
>with the new Sienna.
I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
in the game..
<mkay@starpower.net> wrote:
>I'd be nice if they made the 6 disc in dash cd changer available...for
>cryin' out loud!!! Honda better get on the ball if they want to keep up
>with the new Sienna.
I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
in the game..
09-02-2003, 02:12 AM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
In article <uf68lv8852hsu3i300ovs2r5ufkdk7fgqp@4ax.com>,
DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
> I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
> looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
> has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
> in the game..
Jesus. Well, the Nissan is finally into Odyssey territory, just like
the Sienna is finally into Odyssey territory.
Honda sat back and waited and watched, and let Toyota and Nissan speak
first. Remember, whoever speaks first, loses. In 2005, Honda will come
out with the vehicle that slaps both of them down, no question. We all
know the 2005 model is the redesign.
I think waiting out 2004 was a good investment for Honda.
Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
> I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
> looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
> has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
> in the game..
Jesus. Well, the Nissan is finally into Odyssey territory, just like
the Sienna is finally into Odyssey territory.
Honda sat back and waited and watched, and let Toyota and Nissan speak
first. Remember, whoever speaks first, loses. In 2005, Honda will come
out with the vehicle that slaps both of them down, no question. We all
know the 2005 model is the redesign.
I think waiting out 2004 was a good investment for Honda.
Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
09-02-2003, 02:12 AM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
In article <uf68lv8852hsu3i300ovs2r5ufkdk7fgqp@4ax.com>,
DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
> I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
> looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
> has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
> in the game..
Jesus. Well, the Nissan is finally into Odyssey territory, just like
the Sienna is finally into Odyssey territory.
Honda sat back and waited and watched, and let Toyota and Nissan speak
first. Remember, whoever speaks first, loses. In 2005, Honda will come
out with the vehicle that slaps both of them down, no question. We all
know the 2005 model is the redesign.
I think waiting out 2004 was a good investment for Honda.
Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
> I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
> looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
> has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
> in the game..
Jesus. Well, the Nissan is finally into Odyssey territory, just like
the Sienna is finally into Odyssey territory.
Honda sat back and waited and watched, and let Toyota and Nissan speak
first. Remember, whoever speaks first, loses. In 2005, Honda will come
out with the vehicle that slaps both of them down, no question. We all
know the 2005 model is the redesign.
I think waiting out 2004 was a good investment for Honda.
Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
09-02-2003, 11:02 AM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 02:12:16 -0400, "Elmo P. Shagnasty"
<elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>In article <uf68lv8852hsu3i300ovs2r5ufkdk7fgqp@4ax.com>,
> DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
>> looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
>> has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
>> in the game..
>
>Jesus. Well, the Nissan is finally into Odyssey territory, just like
>the Sienna is finally into Odyssey territory.
>
>Honda sat back and waited and watched, and let Toyota and Nissan speak
>first. Remember, whoever speaks first, loses. In 2005, Honda will come
>out with the vehicle that slaps both of them down, no question. We all
>know the 2005 model is the redesign.
>
>I think waiting out 2004 was a good investment for Honda.
>
>Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
>competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on. The
guages in the Murano are bad enough...
<elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>In article <uf68lv8852hsu3i300ovs2r5ufkdk7fgqp@4ax.com>,
> DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
>> looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
>> has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
>> in the game..
>
>Jesus. Well, the Nissan is finally into Odyssey territory, just like
>the Sienna is finally into Odyssey territory.
>
>Honda sat back and waited and watched, and let Toyota and Nissan speak
>first. Remember, whoever speaks first, loses. In 2005, Honda will come
>out with the vehicle that slaps both of them down, no question. We all
>know the 2005 model is the redesign.
>
>I think waiting out 2004 was a good investment for Honda.
>
>Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
>competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on. The
guages in the Murano are bad enough...
09-02-2003, 11:02 AM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 02:12:16 -0400, "Elmo P. Shagnasty"
<elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>In article <uf68lv8852hsu3i300ovs2r5ufkdk7fgqp@4ax.com>,
> DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
>> looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
>> has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
>> in the game..
>
>Jesus. Well, the Nissan is finally into Odyssey territory, just like
>the Sienna is finally into Odyssey territory.
>
>Honda sat back and waited and watched, and let Toyota and Nissan speak
>first. Remember, whoever speaks first, loses. In 2005, Honda will come
>out with the vehicle that slaps both of them down, no question. We all
>know the 2005 model is the redesign.
>
>I think waiting out 2004 was a good investment for Honda.
>
>Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
>competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on. The
guages in the Murano are bad enough...
<elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>In article <uf68lv8852hsu3i300ovs2r5ufkdk7fgqp@4ax.com>,
> DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> I haven't had a chance to go and actually look in the new ones but it
>> looks like Nissan's all-new Quest may be the one for the year. Honda
>> has got to stop resting on the rep it made in the '80's and get back
>> in the game..
>
>Jesus. Well, the Nissan is finally into Odyssey territory, just like
>the Sienna is finally into Odyssey territory.
>
>Honda sat back and waited and watched, and let Toyota and Nissan speak
>first. Remember, whoever speaks first, loses. In 2005, Honda will come
>out with the vehicle that slaps both of them down, no question. We all
>know the 2005 model is the redesign.
>
>I think waiting out 2004 was a good investment for Honda.
>
>Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
>competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on. The
guages in the Murano are bad enough...
09-02-2003, 12:37 PM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
In article <b7c9lvk2u3u98i9jdsuj2qod6auantj32j@4ax.com>,
DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
> >Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
> >competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
>
> Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
> yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on.
Worse than that: it's the puke mustard yellowish vomit brown leather,
WITH SPOTS. Leather that (a) feels like vinyl, and (b) looks like it's
aimed at 18 year olds.
DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
> >Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
> >competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
>
> Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
> yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on.
Worse than that: it's the puke mustard yellowish vomit brown leather,
WITH SPOTS. Leather that (a) feels like vinyl, and (b) looks like it's
aimed at 18 year olds.
09-02-2003, 12:37 PM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
In article <b7c9lvk2u3u98i9jdsuj2qod6auantj32j@4ax.com>,
DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
> >Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
> >competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
>
> Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
> yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on.
Worse than that: it's the puke mustard yellowish vomit brown leather,
WITH SPOTS. Leather that (a) feels like vinyl, and (b) looks like it's
aimed at 18 year olds.
DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
> >Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
> >competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
>
> Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
> yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on.
Worse than that: it's the puke mustard yellowish vomit brown leather,
WITH SPOTS. Leather that (a) feels like vinyl, and (b) looks like it's
aimed at 18 year olds.
09-02-2003, 02:22 PM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 12:37:54 -0400, "Elmo P. Shagnasty"
<elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>In article <b7c9lvk2u3u98i9jdsuj2qod6auantj32j@4ax.com>,
> DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> >Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
>> >competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
>>
>> Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
>> yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on.
>
>Worse than that: it's the puke mustard yellowish vomit brown leather,
>WITH SPOTS. Leather that (a) feels like vinyl, and (b) looks like it's
>aimed at 18 year olds.
On Motoring 2003, a Canadian TV autoshow, the new Quest was reviewed
and the tester pointed out right away his complaint with the leather
and the overall interior feel of it. With all the new cars they've
come out with, the Murano, the 350Z, Maxima and now the Quest, fit &
finish of the interior was always in the list of lows or complaints in
the reviews I've read.
Looks as though Nissan needs to improve in that area of quality
control.
<elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>In article <b7c9lvk2u3u98i9jdsuj2qod6auantj32j@4ax.com>,
> DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> >Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
>> >competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
>>
>> Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
>> yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on.
>
>Worse than that: it's the puke mustard yellowish vomit brown leather,
>WITH SPOTS. Leather that (a) feels like vinyl, and (b) looks like it's
>aimed at 18 year olds.
On Motoring 2003, a Canadian TV autoshow, the new Quest was reviewed
and the tester pointed out right away his complaint with the leather
and the overall interior feel of it. With all the new cars they've
come out with, the Murano, the 350Z, Maxima and now the Quest, fit &
finish of the interior was always in the list of lows or complaints in
the reviews I've read.
Looks as though Nissan needs to improve in that area of quality
control.
09-02-2003, 02:22 PM
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Re: Anybody know what changes will be made to the Odyssey in 2004
On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 12:37:54 -0400, "Elmo P. Shagnasty"
<elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>In article <b7c9lvk2u3u98i9jdsuj2qod6auantj32j@4ax.com>,
> DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> >Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
>> >competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
>>
>> Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
>> yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on.
>
>Worse than that: it's the puke mustard yellowish vomit brown leather,
>WITH SPOTS. Leather that (a) feels like vinyl, and (b) looks like it's
>aimed at 18 year olds.
On Motoring 2003, a Canadian TV autoshow, the new Quest was reviewed
and the tester pointed out right away his complaint with the leather
and the overall interior feel of it. With all the new cars they've
come out with, the Murano, the 350Z, Maxima and now the Quest, fit &
finish of the interior was always in the list of lows or complaints in
the reviews I've read.
Looks as though Nissan needs to improve in that area of quality
control.
<elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>In article <b7c9lvk2u3u98i9jdsuj2qod6auantj32j@4ax.com>,
> DragonRider <DragonRider1@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> >Besides, I've seen the Nissan. Nothing earth shattering; just finally
>> >competitive, that's all. But that leather--UGLY.
>>
>> Don't tell me that Nissan is on that Saddle Leather (puke mustard
>> yellowish vomit brown) kick that a few of the others are on.
>
>Worse than that: it's the puke mustard yellowish vomit brown leather,
>WITH SPOTS. Leather that (a) feels like vinyl, and (b) looks like it's
>aimed at 18 year olds.
On Motoring 2003, a Canadian TV autoshow, the new Quest was reviewed
and the tester pointed out right away his complaint with the leather
and the overall interior feel of it. With all the new cars they've
come out with, the Murano, the 350Z, Maxima and now the Quest, fit &
finish of the interior was always in the list of lows or complaints in
the reviews I've read.
Looks as though Nissan needs to improve in that area of quality
control.
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