Definitely sounds quieter than Pilot Trailsport. Less intrusive engine noise due to better sound insulation perhaps. Also, city tires instead of all-terrain tires.
Alright, little details that bother me: why does Honda's flagship vehicle have a smaller infotainment screen than the new (smaller) Accord? That seems backwards to me.
@@M.W.H. its true. tf you need a 12" screen in a car. half the time i drive im either look straight or down at my phone. if you removed the middle screen i prob wouldnt even notice.
I read somewhere that the Pilot was already in the works when they upped the size to 12” for the Accord. Kind of a bummer just because I feel like it would look more proportional to the size of the vehicle, but for me not a deal breaker. I’m sure it will be for some though.
It really needs better MPG. 19/25 doesnt cut it in 2023. With the new Cx-90 and Grand Highlander being Hybrid Hondas already behind the game. Oh, and it needs the 12" screen from the Accord.
Mr. Littleman, it doesn't need no 12" screen and don't need no turbo. If you are having trouble with cash at the gas station then might want to get a job.
@@danm3340 have you looks at all the competitors? It’s funny that all of them offer 12” screens in there top trims. If it’s not “needed” then why does the new Accord get one? Fuel efficiency is important. The ratings of 19/25 are so 2010.
The mpg is more than class competitive, especially when you compare to vehicles like the Kia/Hyundai 3 rows. The 3rd rows in both the CX-90 and Highlander are absolutely useless.
It’s a Honda Pilot, it’s not meant to blow you away with quality and it’s features. It’s a comfortable reliable SUV to haul a family. It’s not intended to be much more.
A bmw lasts a max of 10 years if you treat it like people treat Honda’s. Hondas last for like 40-50 years if you treat it like a bmw and maybe even more
