Honda Pilot 2010Change

The best car I have ever driven. It is great for taking long trips in. It is great for moving large loads if you are moving or transporting across the city or across the country.

The Honda Pilot has been great for our family and I look forward to getting another when when our family is ready for the transition from the Odyssey to the Pilot. To all the Honda owners you know how great a brand Honda is and if you havent owned a Honda then what are you waiting for. Once you one one you will have a hard time switching to anything else.

hard to beat Honda quality, I would buy another one again, perfect safe family vehicle, very low care needed, great in the snow, dvd system is awesome, huge sunroof, rides high on the road so provides excellent visibility.

it is really comfortable its performance in outstanding, and the the car has an excellent style, and i really love the car.
the car is really good for family road trips to far places like california.the entertainment system is also really good

We were looking to get a 7-8 passenger crossover to retire our old Chevrolet Venture. The Honda Pilot was our original choice, but we also looked at other options, including the Chevrolet Traverse/GMC Acadia/Buick Enclave, Toyota Highlander and Mazda CX-9. At the end, we ended up going for the Pilot.

The first year or so had a few problems, such as the electronic rust inhibitor failing (there's an indicator for that, which wasn't glowing), but besides those, the car was reliable. It hasn't broken down and has been running for the past 3 or so years that we've owned it.

The performance for the Pilot is relatively good. We towed heavy trailers without much trouble. The Pilot accelerates quickly, but the automatic transmission is slow and somewhat dim-witted, with wide gaps between downshifts. It also has decent handling, but the ride is just far too hard. In terms of fuel economy, the Pilot is half-decent. It can only do 12.3 L/100 km (19 mpg) on average, but can somehow manage 9.1 L/100 km (25.8 mpg) on the highway.

The Pilot looks great on the outside. It has angular styling that makes it reminiscent of bigger SUVs, especially with all that chrome. On the inside, on the other hand, the controls will take a while to get used to, and I'm not so positive about the styling. That greenish-white radio panel is, to me, a confusing styling decision, which doesn't seem to match the rest of the Pilot's dark grey trim. The steering wheel does look great though. I also like the gauges, the white-on-black radio display and seats. Room's great for those in the first row, decent for those in the second row and inadequate for those in the third row

Overall, I think that the Pilot is a good crossover. With a great towing capacity, ample horsepower and good handling, it is a great car to drive. However, there are a few caveats, with a cramped third row, a hard ride and half-decent fuel economy. Besides those, a Pilot would make a great car.

The Honda Pilot is a very spacious and comfortable car for the family. It seats 7 easily and can take in more and has room for luggage as well.
It has all the latest gizmos no need to upgrade to the latest technology or whatever.
The car isnt very efficient on fuel but very good for city roads and highways, has been tested on country roads as well.
Overall a very good family car with long lasting value.