The 2011 Honda Pilot features bluetooth capability if equipped with the optional navigation package. The Honda's HandsFreeLink system allows drivers to pair a smart device with the vehicle through bluetooth for streaming music and voice activated dialing. The three Pilot trims do include a lineup of standard tech, even without an optional navigation package, and the Touring is equipped with some upscale additions. Across the EX-L 4WD; the EX-L AWD and the Touring, owners can enjoy 3 months of free satellite radio; AUX input; an AM/FM stereo; speed sensitive volume controls and 1 subwoofer. The Touring also comes equipped with a video monitor; 10 speakers; rear Audio; a USB connection; a DVD player and a remote control for sound and video.
Milton johnson
March 23, 2020
How to pair Bluetooth with hands free with phone
Beverly
July 24, 2020
How do you reset the system, just bought 2011 Honda pilot and all of previous owner information is in
Capt. Willy
October 19, 2021
2011 Touring Bluetooth does not support streaming audio - only telephone/voice.
Ian S.
August 29, 2019
YES, the 2011 Honda Pilot can have Bluetooth. Wireless phone connectivity comes standard on the Touring w/RES/Navi and is optional on LX, EX and EX-L.
Ana Y
November 17, 2020
When equipped with the factory-installed navigation system, the 2011 Honda Pilot has bluetooth handsfreelink communication.
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