2017 Concept Honda Pilot LX Review

2017 Concept Honda Pilot LX Review

2017 Concept Honda Pilot LX Review - The new pilot trade tough guy who looks from the appearance of the last model of more conventional crossing. The body is 3.1 inches longer, but the pilot has lost  250 as a whole, thanks to the increased use of high strength steel. The lightweight rigid body helps improve driving and dynamic, and behind the wheel, driving a minivan driver. You may feel that the big cargo and passengers in the rear of the box, and vegetables are likely to lean into curves. It is not as complicated as the body-on-frame SUV. This is well controlled, and up, even with new 20-inch wheels available, forgive, so it is suitable for daily trips. According to APEAL study demographics, buyers who bought 2017 Pilot substantially lower compared to all buyers of midsize SUV with an average age of 47 years vs. 54 years. The research data also showed that the pilot buyers most frequently identified as price sensitive and tend to pay more for an environmentally friendly vehicle. Standing out from the crowd is also less important for the pilot buyer, probably a reflection of their greater likelihood agree that the vehicle is a way to get from one place to another. 

Honda has also replaced the interface intensive control key with 8-inch touch screen that absorbs the functions of communication, navigation and entertainment. Honda calls audio screen and offers a Garmin navigation system, voice control Siri eyes free, and access to radio and SMS text messages Pandora Internet via smartphone owners'. In addition to the redesigned 2017 Pilot also it received a number of advanced features such as LED headlights with auto road and DLR and optional LED taillights functions. Customers can also opt for 20-inch five-spoke wheels sport style. Pilot 2016 owners say their favorite things about the SUV that, in order: the dynamics, exterior driving engine / transmission, visibility, security, and interior. The owner also reported that most of their favorite things about the truck, in this order: fuel economy, infotainment system, climate system, chairs, and storage space.

2017 Concept Honda Pilot LX Review - Engine

Power and fuel economy is also improved. 3.5-liter V6 engine moves but adds 30 horsepower and 9 lb-ft of torque for a total. The given is way to a 6-speed low-end models and 9-speed automatic in the Touring Elite models. Updated engine feels more responsive, and less time of 0-60 mph in about half a second for a spot in the sub-set of 8 seconds. Fuel economy for front-drive models also increase traction 18 mpg city and 25 mpg highway and 19 mpg city / 27 mpg highway with a 6-speed and 20 mpg city / 27 mpg 9- road speed.

Behind the third row, Pilot has 16.5 cubic feet. Cargo space, which is about the size of the rod sedan. The third row folds flat for a couple of straps on the seatbacks to expand to 46.8 cubic feet. Lever in the second row of seats allows fold flat, maxing cargo space 83.9 cubic feet. These are impressive numbers, but the pilot was defeated by Chevrolet Traverse is 116 cubic feet. cargo space. Chevy is 9.2 inches longer, so that Honda will have to increase the size of the pilot away to rival that figure. If you have taken a test drive in the Chevy Traverse and Buick Enclave and found to be too large, new pilots can work well for you.The 2017 Honda Pilot may not be as big as some of its competitors, but most vehicles for many families, 2017 changes correct a problem with the quality of the interior while the seat more comfortable.

2017 Concept Honda Pilot LX Review - Interior

The new driver is much higher. It was precisely because competitors have also increased their interiors. While the second pilot plagued by a hard plastic surface, the 2017 models have the quality, soft touch materials atmosphere that would be expected in the MDX luxury division of Honda, Acura. This system works pretty well, but Honda should add separate buttons for volume and tuning. Pilot also provides up to five USB ports, an entertainment system with Blu-ray behind the new roof and a panoramic sunroof.

Spacious and functional, the Honda Pilot has the most impressive arrangement of the rear seats of each half Crossover. Buyers can get a seat in the second row seat 8-passenger seat or second-row captain reduce capacity by one. Whatever the configuration, the second row has plenty of space as well as the lower button on each outer seat tilt and sliding front seats with a single step. Mounted low, this button can be accessed by children, and move the seat forward enough for easy access to the third row. Third row 3 passengers is enough for two adults or three children, with good headroom and leg are decent. Under seats sit too low for good thigh support, so adults do not want to sit there on a long journey, but this is one of the best third line on the market.

Two new transmission and engine updated to add more useful power while improving fuel economy, and efforts to reduce noise has been improved overall improvement. For families who can not decide to buy a minivan, Pilot is the next best thing. After looking exterior square and dull for more than a decade, Pilot finally received a more attractive appearance are well integrated with other SUVs and crossovers from Honda. Design clearly inspired by the 2015 CR-V, Pilot 2,016 sleeker, sportier and more muscular than its predecessor, while also enjoying a new premium look.

2017 Concept Honda Pilot LX Review

The redesigned front is very similar to the CR-V, although both headlights and grille have their own unique characteristics. LED accent lights have low observed in a younger brother, and a grid consisting of three horizontal chrome bars with a knife on expansion in the lighthouses. Similarities with the CR-V continues but only to the extent referred to generally, because all turn signals and the air inlet side to create a dam support Honda Pilot centrally mounted among others.

The new design approach continues in the back, where the new SUV looks nothing like its predecessor. Moreover, there is not even a bit of CR-V, suggesting the rear fascia was written on a piece of paper. Like the front, the back looks clean and fresh. The tailgate tilted and sloped roof adds a sporty touch, while the revised taillights bring pilot in the 21st century Design Apron was also clean and simple compared to the CR-V.

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