Honda Pilot
Honda
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The three-row family SUV. Spacious, dependable, with a rugged TrailSport trim.
The Honda Pilot is the brand three-row family SUV, a spacious, comfortable, and dependable hauler competing with the Toyota Highlander and Kia Telluride. It offers V6 power, available all-wheel drive, and genuine eight-passenger capacity, prioritizing family practicality and Honda reliability. Recent Pilots added a more rugged TrailSport trim with greater off-road capability, broadening the appeal beyond pure suburban duty. The Pilot remains a sensible default for families needing three rows and Honda dependability. On WhipJury, the Pilot appears as a practical three-row family SUV, with the TrailSport drawing extra interest.
Pilot specifications
V6 power, front- or all-wheel drive, three-row seating for up to eight. Rugged TrailSport trim available. Family-focused SUV.
Pilot on WhipJury
A dependable three-row family SUV, with the TrailSport the rugged pick.
Frequently asked questions about Honda Pilot
How many seats does the Pilot have?
Up to eight across three rows, making it a genuine family SUV.
What is the Pilot TrailSport?
A more rugged, off-road-focused trim with greater capability, all-terrain tires, and unique tuning, broadening the Pilot appeal beyond suburban use.
Is the Pilot reliable?
Yes, with Honda strong reliability reputation and the durable V6.
Does the Pilot have all-wheel drive?
Yes, all-wheel drive is available, with front-wheel drive standard.
What does the Pilot compete with?
The Toyota Highlander, Kia Telluride, Hyundai Palisade, and Subaru Ascent in the three-row crossover class.
