By Kelley Blue Book Editorial Staff
The 2018 Honda Pilot offers 8-passenger seating, a powerful standard V6 engine, impressive advanced safety and driver-assist features plus Honda’s well-deserved reputation for value and reliability, all at a competitive price. Although not as roomy, luxurious or off-road capable as some, the Pilot nevertheless offers everything a growing family needs now and into the future.
*Prices are Kelley Blue Book® Fair Market Range
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Excellent gas mileage and performance on in town drives and long out of town drives. Beautiful detailing of exterior, Bluetooth hands free system which is great. Heated leather seats with lumbar support makes a luxurious ride. Good pick-up for passing v6 engine. Consistently good mileage, even traveling to Arizona and back to Wyoming. Excellent service package and warranty. I will always sing the praises of Honda pilot. Three row seating, so easy to put down and raise seats. Also, slide-forward second row access makes this car a dream when carrying grandkids and dog.
I recently bought a new pilot and love it. It is the touring model so it has the built in navigation. It also has bluetooth and dvd player. The whole car is completely computerized. The doors unlock when i tough the handle and lock when I walk away. The back opens and closes at the touch of a button. The only thing I do not like about the car is the engine will turn of if you are stopped and then start again once you take your foot off the brake. You can opt out of this option but it resets every time you get in the car which is really annoying.
I love my Honda Pilot. It's very spacious and drives like a dream. It's full of all the latest technology, which is great, but some of it I'm not quite used to yet. I love all the features such as lanewatch, forward collision warning and the cameras. My least favorite piece of technology, however is the automatic start stop. Whenever you have this function turned on, the engine stops when you full compress the brake pedal. It can be quirky, but I understand why it's there and I just need to take a little more time to get accustomed to it.
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