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2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — HondaVAC built-in vacuum panel closed
  1. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — HondaVAC in use vacuuming cargo area
  2. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — HondaVAC canister removed
  3. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — HondaVAC vacuum hose storage open
  4. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — HondaVAC built-in vacuum panel closed
  5. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — dashboard and cockpit interior
  6. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — rear view
  7. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — rear three-quarter view
  8. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — side profile
  9. 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — front three-quarter view

2014 Honda Odyssey Elite at the New York Auto Show — HondaVAC built-in vacuum panel closed

By William Maley

The rear quarter panel of the 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite shows the HondaVAC built-in vacuum system panel in its closed position, neatly integrated into the van's interior trim. The HondaVAC system is a standout feature of the Odyssey Elite, making cabin cleanup easy without a separate portable vacuum.
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