2018 BMW X3 VS Honda Odyssey

BMW X3 VS Honda Odyssey
BMW X3 2018 VS Honda Odyssey 2018
2018 BMW X3 VS 2018 Honda Odyssey

2018 BMW X3:
BMW ConnectedDrive: semi-automated driving and cutting-edge connectivity: When it comes to the BMW Personal CoPilot features focusing on driver assistance and (semi-)automated driving, the new BMW X3 can be specified as an option with the latest generation of Active Cruise Control and the Driving Assistant Plus safety package, including Steering and lane control assistant, Lane Change Assistant (est. from December 2017) and Lane Keeping Assistant with side collision protection. This extensive line-up of assistance systems puts clear water between the new BMW X3 and its direct rivals. The second pillar of BMW ConnectedDrive — alongside the BMW Personal CoPilot driver assistance systems — is formed by BMW ConnectedDrive Services and apps. As a result, the new BMW X3 now also features BMW Connected. Working on the basis of a flexible platform, the Open Mobility Cloud, this new integrated digital concept for enhanced personal mobility uses various touchpoints (such as smartphones and smartwatches) to integrate the car seamlessly into the user’s digital life. This means, for example, that it can transfer mobility-related information, such as addresses from calendar entries, from a smartphone into the car, enter them automatically as destinations into the navigation system and calculate the optimum departure time for the journey. …
https://www.netcarshow.com/bmw/2018-x3/

2018 Honda Odyssey:
The 2018 Honda Odyssey is the 5th generation of Honda’s perennially popular minivan. In every element of its design, the new Odyssey was created to meet the needs of families in their everyday lives, providing unprecedented comfort, confidence-inspiring performance, and advanced family-friendly technology. Exterior Styling: The new fifth-generation Odyssey is a progressive and sporty evolution of the Odyssey’s well-known exterior form. In front, the 2018 model includes the latest version of Honda’s trapezoid grille, with boldly restyled chrome bars, stylized headlights, and new wing-shaped LED daytime running lights (DRL) lending a premium appearance on EX and above models. Bright LED headlights and fog lights complete the Touring and Elite trims. The hood gains new character lines that add a more visually enticing and sophisticated look, while the front fascia invokes a sports sedan, with a large lower air inlet. Despite sharing the same wheelbase and a similar height and length with the previous generation, from the side Honda’s new 2018 Odyssey looks longer, lower and more athletic. Front-end features — in particular, the lighting — wrap around to the body sides more emphatically. The model’s characteristic Z-shaped «lightning bolt» side character lines are more strongly developed, new character lines on the doors add light contrast and visual intrigue, and a new partial black-out treatment for the D-pillar lends the appearance of the Odyssey’s tapered roof «floating» over the cabin greenhouse. Wraparound chrome trim adds a luxurious touch on all trims, as do chrome door handles on EX and above trims, and body-color lower side sills on the Touring and Elite trims. Re-engineering the sliding side door mechanisms removes the previous model’s visible rails along the rear body sides, giving the new Odyssey a cleaner appearance, while the larger 18-inch and available 19-inch wheels and tires further bolster the 2018 Odyssey’s athletic stance. Unique C-shaped taillights give the Honda Odyssey a more luxurious and modern rear appearance, as does expansive chrome trim joining the taillights across the tailgate. Additional character lines visually divide the tailgate into lower, mid and upper segments, with light playing differently on each surface for more visual appeal…
https://www.netcarshow.com/honda/2018-odyssey/

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