For those looking for a neat SUV, you may just want to take a gander at the recently revealed 2016 Honda Pilot. Unveiled at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show last February, this is Honda's latest offering as far as the midsize SUV segment is concerned, a vehicle that hopes to improve on its boxy predecessor.
There have been a lot of modifications made on the Honda Pilot, led by an angular front end taking the place of the former box-type design. With the new enhancements, the 2016 Honda Pilot brings a new kind of accented look, something that may easily appeal to car buffs who want something stylish like perhaps the 2015 Honda CR-V.
Among the things that the 2016 Honda Pilot offers include LED projector headlights, 20-inch wheels (optional) and a panoramic roof.
The inside will only get folks drooling as well; it is packed with soft-touch interiors supported by safety-technologies christened as "Honda Sensing."
As far as the safety features are concerned, the list includes a multi-angle rear view camera, a lane departure warning, a forward collision warning, a collision mitigation braking, a lane keeping assist, and an adaptive cruise control, among others. These are certainly neat features that can appease car buyers, particularly the ones who want to make sure that they are safe.
For passengers, particularly the younger generation, there is much to look forward too as well. Aside from being pampered by second-row captain chairs, there are also provisions for gaming via an HDMI port, a 9.0-inch display, and multiple power outlets that could make device charging pretty easy.
Up front, of course, is an equally interesting 8.0-inch touch screen display that should help out drivers when it comes to navigation assistance.
The 2016 Honda Pilot is 300 pounds lighter, something that should take a load off the vehicle's 3.5 liter i-VTEC V6 engine.
So have those features gotten your attention? Well, if you want to see it for yourself, the 2016 Honda Pilot is set to arrive in local car dealers in the United States this summer. Pricing remains a mystery, although all the needed info could be out before it is officially put on sale.
