The 2010 Honda Pilot is not your typical Honda. It features a 3.5L 250hp V6 engine that turns out 253 lb-ft of torque at 4800 RPM. All new in 2009, the Pilot comes in your choice of eight separate trim levels: the LX 4x4, the EX 4x4, the EX-L 4x4 and the Touring 4x4 with Navi. Additionally, 2010 Honda Pilot quotes are available for front wheel drive models as well. With a payload rated at 1322 pounds and a maximum towing capacity of 4500 pounds (4x4 only), the Pilot still delivers an EPA estimated 16/22 mpg city/highway.

Its 19.3 foot turning radius allows you to maneuver efficiently even in tight spots. And with the 21 gallon fuel tank on the 2010 Pilot, you'll be able to cruise nearly 400 miles before refueling becomes necessary. In competition with the 2010 Chevrolet Equinox, the Mazda CX-7, the Nissan Armada and the Toyota Sequoia, this Honda stands up well in all areas. 2010 models carry over from last year with every piece of glass, every single mechanical system, all sheet metal components and every other feature totally redesigned.

When equipped for hauling eight passengers, the new Honda Pilot can comfortably transport for full grown adults and four children. Six full grown adults can also fit very comfortably. Sure, you can fit eight full grown adults in there too; it's just the little cramped that way. There's even a load of cargo space available behind the third row of seating. This means that you can comfortably fit groceries, sports gear, coolers and more into the Pilot without having to fold down a single seat. Additionally, there are six standard cup holders - just in the second row of seating! In total, there are eight cargo pockets located on the doors. And, with the second and third rows of seating folded down, you can fit a four by eight sheet of plywood fully inside.

You can tell form the 2010 Honda Pilot review that it is versatile, practical and flexible. It really doesn't come off as being spectacular in any particular sense, but it certainly does present an overall feeling of well-balanced design and manufacturing standards. It demonstrates a lot of manners as well when being driven. It listens to you. Its responsive handling and acceleration provides you with transportation that you can depend on. It climbs hills without effort. It handles slippery terrain with ease. All in all, it makes you feel confident when you're behind the wheel - for your family's and your own safety.

Speaking of safety, you should already know that the 2010 Pilot provides you with a load of standard safety features. Honda has a reputation to uphold, and they do that very well. Another very notable aspect concerning the Pilot is that it is 95% recyclable. That makes a lot of people feel very nice concerning the increased public awareness of the necessity of the Green philosophy.

The 2010 Honda Pilot is definitely one of your most fuel efficient choices for crossovers that can accommodate up to eight passengers. It's very well-suited all types of outdoor adventures. It can get you there in safety, comfort and understated style was well. The 2010 Honda Pilot price ranges from $27,895 up to $38,645 and most owners feel that their Pilots are worth every penny. Experience the efficiency, safety and dependability combination that is Honda.