As a mom, I don't like being stuck in the minivan mold. Enter in the Honda Pilot. With room enough to fit three car seats across, but also have a third row available, this car has seating options galore. When I am on the hunt for a good deal, and randomly decide to buy a Christmas tree in the middle of summer for an awesome deal, the trunk is spacious enough to handle my spur of the moment purchase, as well as the stroller that is a constant fixture in the back of the car. On the occasions that my kids end up falling asleep after a park playdate, I am able to enjoy excellent sound quality on the am/fm radio, and I hear no rattles from any part of the car. The silence is absolutely golden! The gas mileage leaves a little to be desired, but for the class of vehicle it is in, I still am able to make it around the city, three kids in tow, and stay within my budget.

This vehicle runs great and is reliable. The gas mileage is decent. I haven't had any issues with this vehicle so far. This vehicle was bought used and had a little over 100,000 miles on it. It has a somewhat sporty appearance and drives smooth. The interior is composed of comfortable, heated leather seats. There are also three rows, which provides enough room for eight passengers. There is plenty enough room for the two car seats that I have in the second row. The third row is somewhat small, but an average size adult would still have a decent amount of leg room for a short trip if needed. There is limited space behind the third row, but if The third row is not in need use, there is a good amount of space for groceries if you were to put the third row of seats down. Since the third row of seats folds flat, this makes it really easy for cargo. The audio system is somewhat mediocre but still sounds alright. It provides some bass and an average range of acoustics. Overall, I would say this vehicle is your average, economical family vehicle. I would recommend it because of its reliability.