#HondaPilot

What size do you need: big, or really big?

Competition has never been more fierce in the market for mid-size SUVs with three rows of seats.

The three-row SUV segment is awash with competitors.

Having a big family means you need a vehicle with cavernous passenger space. But it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have a huge budget.

Manufacturers are trying to carve out every single niche they can find in the murderously competitive SUV and crossover markets.  Honda has a pair of pocket aces in the mid-size game, with two machines that share a lot in terms of powertrain but differ greatly in terms of image and attitude.

With the number of options available, the mid-size SUV segment is probably the most competitive one in the North American market.

You’ve decided that you want to buy an SUV. But given the depreciation rates of today you’ve also decided that the SUV you want is a used one.

For many in the market, the three-row SUV is today’s family-hauler of choice. It’s a popular game, everybody’s playing, and the selection of available products borders on daunting. That’s a good thing for you, the consumer: it means the market is very competitive, and that everyone in it is working their very hardest to get you to open your wallet.

Honda’s three-row family SUV got a complete overhaul recently. Larger than before, the new Pilot has a boxier exterior and offers passengers more room inside. Unlike a lot of its competitors, the Pilot continues to use a V6 engine, now paired up to a 10-speed automatic. 

Honda has updated its hot-selling Pilot crossover. Not only is there fresh styling to talk about, but this three-row vehicle also bristles with new technology, additional refinement, and even more standard features.

The 2018 Honda Pilot SUV has been priced from $31,875, up a small amount from $31,685 in 2017.

Today’s poll is all about family rivalries as we pit sibling against sibling. Which vehicle will come out the favorite? That’s your job to decide! 

The North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year winners were just announced this morning at the Detroit auto show.

In the 1990s, it was the Accord and Camry wagons that ruled.

Honda’s all-new 2016 Pilot crossover just earned a Top Safety Pick+ score from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), the highest grade awarded by this organization.