Used Honda Pilot LX for Sale

The 2015 Pilot I own comes equipped with a 3.5L V6 engine that delivers somewhere around 270 horsepower. In terms of power delivery, it never fails to meet expectations or to go beyond what is usually required. Sure, it is not a vehicle that feels or sounds like one with a powerful engine, yet its apparent quietness can surprise you, for it has plenty of pull. Technology-wise, the LX version we have (the base trim, although in the 4WD version), comes with a decent amount of standard features, including a rearview camera, a third-row seat, and an acceptable infotainment system. And even if it lacks any of the more advanced safety features Honda has rolled out in recent years, the braking ability of the car feels enough and has performed well in the snow for us. Overall, I would say the greatest asset the Pilot has to offer, particularly in the introductory trims, is its dependability and general utility. You can easily transform it for different purposes -- we do Real Estate investments and have had to carry pretty heavy and sizable construction materials and products -- without any issue. There is nothing meaningful I do not like, aside from the horrible-looking wheels in the base LX model and the fact that heated seats are not standard (we had to have the dealership install the heating systems separately and pay for them ourselves).

The Honda Pilot LX is a great vehicle. It has a nice trim and a great, comfy interior. The controls are a tad confusing to get used to, but once you do get used to it it's very simple to control heat, A/C, and also the radio. I like the Bluetooth capability and the ability to take phone calls hands free with a touch of the button. The audio is smooth both for the input and output. The car is also very roomy for my family of six and contains a lot of cargo space - enough for those Costco supply trips we take every month. It drives very smooth on the road and you hardly notice any sound in the cabin even when accelerating up hills. It shifts smoothly and idles smoothly as well. The gas mileage is a tad low but is expected for crossover SUVs like the Honda Pilot.