The Sienna has plenty of options for families, like the super-long-slide feature with easy access to third row seating in the Sienna XLE 7-passenger and other 7-passenger models. You can also slide the second-row seat way back to help the kids out of their car seats. The Sienna's 25 inches of seat travel allows you to move how you need to. It also provides extra storage space or ample leg room. Sadly, the Odyssey has no similar feature.

To keep all passengers comfortable beyond more legroom, the Sienna comes with standard three-zone automatic climate control with air filter, individual temperature settings for driver, front passenger and rear-seat passengers, and a separate rear digital control panel. This is standard on the XLE model and higher. For their part, the Odyssey has a standard Automatic Climate Control System. To get a Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control System with 2nd-Row Controls, Humidity Control and Air Filtration you'd need to get the Odyssey EX or higher.

With everyone comfortable, tune into the music connectivity options. The Sienna has hands-free phone capability and music streaming via Bluetooth®A31 wireless technology and SiriusXM®A4 with a 3-month All Access trial subscriptionA5 standard. You also get Android Auto™A93, Apple CarPlay®A51, and Amazon AlexaA82 compatibility on all grades. The Odyssey has Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® and Streaming Audio standard, but Apple CarPlay® Integration, Android Auto™ Integration, and SiriusXM® Radio are only available on the higher-end Odyssey EX and higher.

During long road trips keep your devices charged with the Sienna's 7 USB portsA32 across all three rows. The Odyssey only has one center USB Charging Port and one center console USB Audio Interface. If you want more USB ports for everyone in the Odyssey, you'll need to get the Odyssey Elite for the five USB ports they offer.

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