Kind of like how the ridgeline is a high-capacity lifted Accord rather

Jul 29, 2015
7:41:45am

Bert609

than a mid-size truck, like say a Tacoma.

But Honda knows their market, and they've made a killing on Super-Light Duty SUVs/Trucks.

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The only difference between the new Honda Pilots and a minivan is the Pilot

Mister P

7/29/15 7:31am

They've both always used the same engine, transmission, and platform

Left Shark Coug

7/29/15 7:33am

Or, some people like the better ground clearance, 4WD, and towing package you

rdiddy801

7/29/15 7:36am

Tow package? That's your reason for a Pilot? Just what do you plan on towing

Left Shark Coug

7/29/15 8:12am

LOL, it's the same engine as the Odyssey.

Mayor of Cougartown

7/29/15 8:25am

You could get an awd sienna with a hitch and more power

Gustav

7/29/15 8:34am

It has some electronic traction control stuff and stiffer frame so it

Bert609

7/29/15 7:40am

Kind of like how the ridgeline is a high-capacity lifted Accord rather

Bert609

7/29/15 7:41am

You've just described basically every car company's SUV/minivan lineup.

IndependentGeorge

7/29/15 7:43am

Nah. Sequoia is a fully-boxed Tundra, not a lifted Sienna.

Bert609

7/29/15 7:54am

What's the Highlander? You know, that vehicle more comparable to the Pilot?

Left Shark Coug

7/29/15 8:16am

How about internal cargo space? Odyssey used to be nearly 2X the Pilot.

byujdmba

7/29/15 7:44am

People's pride amazes me. They want a cool car, put work into your body instead

Mayor of Cougartown

7/29/15 8:24am

Could be but if you have a bunch of older kids and towing or hauling a ton of

Blue for Life

7/29/15 8:55am

Don't the pilot and odyssey share a transmission?

Gustav

7/29/15 9:08am

I wouldn't consider the Pilot a SUV

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