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Since its introduction for the 2003 model year, drivers in Wooster, and all over Northeast Ohio, have fallen in love with the Honda Pilot. It’s no mystery why; the Pilot is a category leader on just about every dimension, from capability and off-road ruggedness to ample space for people or things, and even top-end luxury features.
With three rows of seating accommodating either seven or eight passengers, there’s no better vehicle for large or growing families than the Honda Pilot. Most trim levels, except for the TrailSport, come with a second-row bench that features a stowable middle seat, though replacing the bench with a pair of captain’s chairs (and therefore reducing the seating to seven) is an option for some trims. On top of that robust seating, the Pilot offers ample room for everyone to stow their weekend bags, including 18.6 cubic feet of cargo space with all seats in place.
The Honda Pilot has seven different trim levels, with each providing value for different budgets and different driving needs.
Sport: As the entry-level trim, the Sport introduces several cornerstone features that are standard throughout the lineup, including a 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces 285 horsepower, as well as a 12.3-inch infotainment system and the Honda Sensing suite of safety features.
EX-L: Building on the foundation of the Sport, the Pilot EX-L adds a slew of standard tech and comfort amenities, including wireless phone charging, third-row charging ports, parking sensors, illuminated vanity mirrors, and integrated rear-door sunshades.
TrailSport: Fully optimized for off-road adventures, the TrailSport has equipment and features capable of impressing any enthusiast. That begins from the ground up with all-terrain tires on 18-inch wheels, and it continues with Trail Torque Logic, which distributes torque to the wheels that most need it on uneven terrain. Inside the cabin, the TrailWatch camera system provides a 360-degree view around the vehicle, while exclusive TrailSport styling and badges announce your presence.
Touring: Comfort and style lead the way with the Touring trim, which includes, among many other luxuries, a standard Bose premium sound system. Details like leather-trimmed seats, illuminated beverage holders, and courtesy door lights in the front row help complete the experience.
Touring Blackout: Using the Touring trim as its starting point, the Touring Blackout adds the head-turning Blackout Package, including several black-infused styling details, right down to the lug nuts.
Elite: No detail was overlooked in the Pilot Elite, which includes every advanced tech and comfort feature, like a heads-up display, heated and ventilated front seats, and heated outboard rear seats.
Black Edition: Much like the Touring Blackout trim adds a stylish flair to the Touring level, the Black Edition offers special interior leather trim, with quilted Ultrasuede accents and contrast piping. Black Edition accents line the exterior of the vehicle as well.
As you undoubtedly know, Northeast Ohio has few peers when it comes to winter weather — not only in terms of its severity, but its unpredictability as well. The Honda Pilot is a perfect answer to the snow, ice, and slush that can often dominate the landscape during December, January, and February. Five of the Pilot’s seven trim levels come with standard all-wheel drive, and it’s available on both of the other two. Between that, the industry-leading Honda Sensing safety system, and a selectable snow driving mode on all seven trims, there’s no safer place on four wheels during harsh conditions.
The Honda Pilot offers up to 3,500 pounds of towing capacity in its front-wheel drive configurations, and up to 5,000 pounds of towing capacity with available all-wheel drive.
Honda Pilot Towing Capacity Guide
With all seats in place, the Honda Pilot has 18.6 cubic feet of cargo space. Folding the rear seats yields a maximum capacity of 87.0 cubic feet.
Yes, all-wheel drive is available on all seven Honda Pilot trim levels, and it is standard on five of the seven.
With all-wheel drive, the Honda Pilot offers a combined 21 miles per gallon (19 city, 25 highway). In front-wheel drive configurations, that number inches up to 22 miles per gallon (19 city, 27 highway).
The Honda Pilot’s seating capacity is either seven or eight, depending on whether its middle row is equipped with two captain’s chairs or a bench.
