Introduction
A 3.5-liter V6 motivates the Pilot with 244-horsepower and is paired with a five-speed automatic transmission. The power gets to the ground through either the front wheels or full-time four-wheel-drive system. Yet the Pilot delivers impressive fuel economy, particularly in two-wheel-drive form, thanks to a fuel-saving cylinder-deactivation system that disengages half the engine's cylinders when not needed. As a Honda, it promises quality, durability and reliability. Safety features that come on all Pilots include anti-lock brakes, front-passenger frontal and side-impact airbags.The Honda Pilot is a carryover for 2006.
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2012 Honda Pilot
$29,435 | 23,469 mi
2012 Honda Pilot
$29,998 | 7,856 mi
2012 Honda Pilot
$30,495 | 18,255 mi
2012 Honda Pilot
$32,499 | 20,780 mi
2012 Honda Pilot
$34,995 | 23,807 mi
2012 Honda Pilot
$35,495 | 9,413 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$24,994 | 23,949 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$25,124 | 31,211 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$25,798 | 33,374 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$25,999 | 20,876 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$26,487 | 47,658 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$27,599 | 69,305 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$27,995 | 29,599 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$27,995 | 24,873 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$28,143 | 29,517 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$29,581 | 38,619 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$29,998 | 31,522 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$31,000 | 38,605 mi
2011 Honda Pilot
$31,998 | 29,643 mi
2010 Honda Pilot
$27,623 | 28,641 mi
2009 Honda Pilot
$21,641 | 68,146 mi
2009 Honda Pilot
$23,990 | 39,280 mi
2008 Honda Pilot
$17,763 | 98,307 mi
2007 Honda Pilot
$19,998 | 79,163 mi
2006 Honda Pilot
$14,743 | 87,321 mi
2005 Honda Pilot
$11,995 | 108,066 mi
2005 Honda Pilot
$12,998 | 102,901 mi
