2011 Honda Pilot Touring: full details and specs

Honda’s second generation 2011 Pilot Touring is the carmaker’s latest addition to its crossover SUV segment.

The revised model features the Honda Satellite-Linked Navigation System available on the Pilot EX-L model. Previously, this feature had only been available exclusively to the top-level Pilot Touring model. A 250 horsepower i-VTEC V6 engine powers each of the 2011 Pilot models, which are fitted with a standard towing hitch receiver and a maximum tow rating of 4,500 pounds on 4WD models and 3,500 pounds on 2WD models. The EPA estimated city/highway/combined fuel economy is rated at 17/23/19 mpg, respectively, on two-wheel-drive models and 16/22/18 mpg on four-wheel-drive models.
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Willis - 3/19/2010 6:34:53 PM

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Oh Lord. They can't be serious. It's 2010. Looking at this I feel I am back in 1996.

CarCrazedinCali - 3/19/2010 7:48:21 PM

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suggestion, post a link that works to the article you are referring to, thanks TRYME

richard112360 - 3/19/2010 10:00:24 PM

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UGLY, UGLY, UGLY!!!

truckman - 3/20/2010 3:42:36 AM

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Less speeding tickets, who notices a blue civic 20K over the limit? If it were a red Viper you would unfortunately get some unwanted attention.

truckman - 3/21/2010 6:23:51 AM

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The Civic is probably still a leader in safety,power, and efficiency, Ford has been doing wonders but I don't think they are leading on all fronts like Honda, And I never said Honda's look great, but they are reliable and sporty.

ceric - 3/20/2010 1:43:22 AM

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Honda drivers do not want you to notice them.
They just want to get to where they want to safely.

truckman - 3/20/2010 3:55:56 AM

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What is with the small 250 HP? I am even more concerned what the torque would be, Honda should do something about there weak trannys! The towing capacity on this is very poor! Partly due to the lack of torque and weak tranny.

g2ok - 3/20/2010 10:52:39 AM

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The Honda Navi system is made by Alpine and it sucks in comparison to my Garmin. Also the DVD player is obsolete. I would rather pay for the SH-AWD.

Fredd - 10/27/2010 7:01:21 AM

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Pilot, unlike the best in the class of easily buyable midsized sedans, has a steady knee on the most uneven roads and desert tracks,while most others would easily lose out in this respect.Honda Pilot has great handling.But Pilot's impressive third row 8-seater scores above the rest of the SUVs.2011 Honda Pilot boosts of a satellite navigation system.The looks are truck-like, but this car is a great performer,efficiency is increased by the powerful V6 engines