Used Honda Pilot Crossovers
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2003
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For 2014 the Honda Pilot continues without any significant changes.
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Three-zone automatic climate control, Bluetooth connectivity and an 8-inch multi-information display with a rear backup camera have been added to the Honda Pilot's list of standard equipment for the 2013 model year.
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The 2012 Honda Pilot SUV receives a major front-end makeover, with more rounded edges, a softer grille and more chrome trim. EX and EX-L trims gain updated audio systems that include a 2GB CD library, Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity, and streaming audio, while the EX-L gains an 8-inch color Multi-Information Display. All trims see a 1 mpg increase in fuel economy.
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For 2011, Honda's voice-activated satellite navigation system is now available on both the EX-L and Touring trims.
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Having been completely redesigned last year, there are no major changes for the 2010 model.
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The all-new, second-generation 2009 Honda Pilot is bigger and more powerful than its predecessor. It also gets slightly better gas mileage, thanks to updated Variable Cylinder Management (VCM) technology, which allows its six-cylinder engine to run on four or even three cylinders. Other new available features include Hill Start Assist, tri-zone auto climate control and a rearview mirror camera display.
About Honda Pilot
In the eyes of many, the 2015 Honda Pilot SUV is the perfect family caravan. Its tidy exterior proportions make it easy to maneuver through cramped parking lots and rush-hour traffic, yet with seating for up to eight passengers, it can hold as many people as most full-size SUVs. Add in Honda's reputation for reliability and strong resale, and the Pilot begins to look like a sure bet. However, due to its age, the Pilot does not offer many of the latest safety and infotainment advancements, such as the Nissan Pathfinder's Around View Monitor or the Adaptive Cruise Control with Collision Warning and Blind-Spot Information System offered on the Ford Explorer. Then again, neither of these competitors offer seating for eight people.
