2023 Honda Pilot Review

[@marksullivan3424]

Honda over Kia all day. Not even close. Reliably and resale, Honda and Toyota always win

[@borregoimages8117]

Kia Telluride statistically hold the highest value in its class. Look it up on the Annual Risidual Awards 2022/2023.

[@omert9681]

I totally agree with you Mark

[@andrewkim1271]

Well not anymore. Honda and toyota has been falling waay behind the game now.

[@cesarflores8450]

​@@borregoimages8117 "Highest value in its class" I did electrical work at one of the biggest KIA dealers in the Hou area. There was literaly shipping containters full of replacement warranty motors some going on Kias with 18k miles over & over again. When i asked one of the techs he simply said they are the biggest shitbox with a nice interior...ever made." I should run " Also 1/3 of buyers never get their faulty motors repaired they are intstructed to evade repairs till they warranty out. Their is no profit in warranty work. Pay a few thousand more and get a Toyota or Honda even if used.

[@borregoimages8117]

@cesarflores8450 I'm good on Toyota or Honda. They're low Dependability ratings and outdated interior/tech do not interest me.

[@MadunicMusic]

I have a 2011 Pilot that I've owned for 11 years. Best vehicle I've ever owned. It is getting a little long in the tooth and I want to go with Honda again but was really disappointed with the redesign of 2016-2022. It looked like a minivan of sorts and not "truck-like" or rugged. Then the 2023 redesign came along....hallelujah!! The rugged "boxy" look is back!! The new Pilot is definitely in my future!

[@darynm]

I have a 2009 Honda Pilot and has been amazing! I have been looking for replacement and couldn't find anything to match up. Until now with the 2024 Honda Pilot Elite. Love it. WIll keep it I hope for another 15 years!

[@brookebock4355]

The Pilot for me! I love the trims with the removable middle seat. That’s what did it for me. That, and the fact that I’ve owned the same Honda for 14 years with zero issues. It’s such a reliable car (CR-V). Going by looks alone, I prefer the exterior of the Pilot and interior of the Telluride.

[@chubulu9842]

👍 I’m looking for a bigger car. Recently had twins and sedans no longer functional 😂. When I saw Pilot’s middle seat can be removed I said THIS IS IT!

[@tazman4855]

@@chubulu9842 We got the Odyssey for 11+yrs, sliding doors great for kids getting in/out w/o you next to them, huge cargo for camping, etc. The wife and kids all voted to keep it when I replaced my commute RAV4 (only 2yr old) with Pilot needed for some dirt road and towing RVs. To go camping now or skiing, I had to buy the largest Yakima roof top cargo carrier that the Odyssey used to hold all w/o problem.

[@mattmershon3542]

I had an 08 Pilot and I really liked it. Got totaled by a bad UPS driver or I’d still have it. I haven’t liked any iterations of the Pilot until this one came out. I’ll be in the market soon and this will be on my list. I dig the new look.

[@Commander_Jake]

Honda gave us what we needed for that middle seat.😊

[@dangaines7420]

I have the 2023 EX-L in red and really like it. The only complaint I have is that acceleration in the ECO driving mode is a little jerky. Less so in the other modes. Only 500 miles in, but that is the only complaint I have. Otherwise very pleased with the new Pilot.

[@Anonymous-ue8qo]

Same problem in 2023 Pilot Elite in normal mode ( didn’t try rest of them yet), do you think it is ok or it’s a transmission problem?

[@piccointegra]

@@Anonymous-ue8qo leave it in sports mode

[@darynm]

I have the 2024 Pilot Elite and haven't noticed that problem as of yet. Maybe they tweaked it some.@@Anonymous-ue8qo

[@jeffarnholt1310]

13:50 "Prices start around $27,000" - I believe you meant to say $37,000.

[@volleyplay1]

He also said it get 31 mpg combined driving instead of 21mpg

[@rencrisologo3749]

I have a 2007 Honda Pilot w 355k miles on it. Still going strong w no major issues. Planning on getting this new 2023 model. It’s dependable and durable. Just keep up w the regular maintenance and you won’t have any issues.

[@chefduane3742]

I have always been a Ford guy but in looking at the '23 Explorer, to get one equipped the way I'd like it tops close to $70k. Sorry, but Ford has priced itself out of the running. I then looked at a Telluride X-PRo. I am a camper and like the ruggedness but have never had a Kia. Then I looked at the Pilot. Prior to having 2 Explorers and an Edge I had 2 different Accord EX's. Nice, solid, and fun to drive cars so I am sold on Honda engineering. The Piloit TrailSport has everything I'm looking for. Ruggedness and driveability, solid engineering (NA v6 no turbos), and the reputation of Honda for reliability. I'm going to buy a TrailSport within the next 60 days.

[@chubulu9842]

My choice: 1. Pilot (because the middle seat can be removed) 2. Telluride 3. Grand highlander (it has smaller 3rd row than the above 2). Runner-ups: Palisade Atlas (super unreliable but I had it on my list)

[@Tom-ej8bb]

I go for the Pilot if u plan on keeping it a long time. Game Over. I go the Sport or lower models because I'm like many who don't have 50K,

[@tonyw2167]

My wishlist for this Pilot: a traditional shifter and a hybrid version. With this said I look forward to the review of the Mazda CX90 next week especially the PHEV version. The winner here is definitely the consumers😊

[@ABClee1160]

Yes I hate button style

[@michaelbitter7682]

I always thought I might like a Telluride, but I went to a Kia lot to see one and was disappointed with the look of it in person. My first thought was "can I see a newer one" and was shocked to see I was looking at a 2023 model. I'm very excited about the new Pilot Elite (current 2016 elite owner) and am planning to upgrade. My only thought is it worth to wait for 2024 to see if they bump the screen size and iron out any quirks??

[@icrixi1992]

I felt the same. I like the look of both, but I got turned away from the chrome on every trim of the Telluride. It's a hard pick for me, but I gave the edge up to Honda for the Trailsport and color options.

[@grizzly2880]

Check out a Palisade. Ive been enjoying it! I wanted this new Pilot, but around here, its $5K minimum markup. I got the Pally at msrp and have been happy. Check back in with me after 100K miles =P Also, I wish that pilot had the larger Accord screen. Seems like a miss there...

[@shawnf4276]

Wait for 2024. Never buy the 1st year of a new model’s cycle. Regardless of the manufacturer, It’s a beta version. Honda’s good at working out the kinks.

[@luismoreno2214]

Take a look at the 2007 Pontiac Torrente and you will see that the side looks very similar to this new pilot and you say...my first thought was "can I see a newer one? Lol.

[@LexxLuther100]

The pilot just need the screen in the new accord or bigger and it would of been a hit in my book. I think the refreshed Kia Telluride interior is better.

[@user-xf5dj1up8g]

I completely agree, BUT, I’m typical corporate fashion… they more than likely purposely did not use the larger screen in the Pilot so they had SOMETHING to offer in the Accord. The majority of people are hating the new Accord’s design style so if it didn’t exclusively have the larger infotainment screen, I don’t think people would even blink an eye at it.

[@alessandronavarro8729]

I would have to go with the new pilot it looks better in my opinion than the telluride. I have 2004 pilot have had it since new and it has 204k and not a single problem. So pilots a win for me

[@darynm]

Agreed!

[@tomhurley6096]

I'm sure the Telluride clicks most of the boxes for a great 3-row SUV, but I REFUSE to pay $8-$10K over MSRP for any vehicle! Are you listening, KIA?

[@plmn93]

They don't care. Why should they when people are willingly paying it? Toyota dealers are doing the same thing.

[@naveenthemachine]

@@plmn93 except that paying over MSRP for a Toyota is a stupid idea. Paying over MSRP for a kia is far better because you get a better quality car than Toyota

[@zigzig5126]

You do know Kia doesn't have any control on the ridiculous overcharges some dealers are putting on vehicles right?

[@plmn93]

@@zigzig5126 Yes, they do. Both Ford and GM have cracked down on dealer markups while Kia, Hyundai, Honda, and Toyota apparently encourage it.

[@ezrapardede1921]

@@plmn93 "they" might don't care, but "they" are every dealer who currently have a somewhat "desirable" products, like Chevy to their Corvette, Honda with the Civic,etc

[@Anonymous-xg1xq]

They need to release hybrid version

[@v_n_bot]

Always cool reviews ...car gurus !!

[@TwoPair72]

The new AWD system makes it fun to drive. Granted it is a SUV and a couch on wheels, but it keeps you planted. Other reviewers say it rides, handles and brakes better than Toyota and KIA. Only wish, they put the power tilt/telescoping steering wheel in the Elite. I can live without it to get a better driving experience.

[@fantasyfootball804]

Telluride certainly have more tech and luxury features but Honda's AWD with torque vectoring blows kia out of the park. Pilot has the same SH-AWD that you get in Acura and the drive quality is way better. Surprised how this review lacks technicality and seems like am everyday Joe picking cars.

[@onestepper]

Looks solid. Sat in one, a bit smaller than last gen. Went with 2 row...how often do people use third row?

[@styner3]

Everyday if their family is larger than yours.

[@johnjuza2659]

I will take a Honda over a kia anyday😉

[@bohan9957]

Honda, when will you get rid of the stupid VCM technology and auto start/stop?

[@ericdarmawan9504]

This gen doesn’t have vcm

[@OverlandbyEric]

Pilot trail sport 💯 just left their dealer in Pasadena. Much better in person 👍

[@cdb5662]

Excellent review! Thank you.

[@techocrazy]

They need to offer more engine options, every other manufacturer is giving V8s(Nissan Patrol) or V6 twin turbo (Toyota Land Cruiser)

[@freemolimo]

It went back to the 1997 style 🙂

[@goonies_never_say_die]

Why did Honda copy the rear end of the Subaru Ascent? It's almost like the front doesn't match the back. The stowable center seat from the middle row is great.

[@misty671]

Thank you. This was informative.

[@montybhuller1377]

Hi can you please post a video On Kia telluride I wanted to compare it work the pilot

[@altondavis2]

The Pilot would be my choice because the Honda drivetrains and interior pieces are reliable. The Honda dealers are as good as any.

[@Mikezagato15]

Engineering Excellence

[@Sasquatchflow]

Does the engine have a timing chain or belt??

[@darynm]

I believe belt.

[@paulravitsky8085]

Honda way over Kia. My wife just bought the new one. It's the Elite model. Higher resale value.

[@KatTruong]

Why doesnt the third row driver side have lower anchors?

[@kemyderlago8104]

THIS PILOT TRAIL UNIT IS PRETTY HOT ! AND I REALLY LIKE THE V-6 ENGINE , HONDA WAS EXTREMELY SMART TO NOT USE A TURBO 4 CYLINDER ENGINE . THE HIGHWAY UNIT REALLY IS NICE SO IT WOULD BE A TOUGH DECISION , TO SAY THE LEAST !.

[@abhilashcr5566]

Bro I feel like to sell my current 2019 pilot and get this one. May I know when will it be in the UAE market

[@fredeb67]

The Telluride has the better interior but I am still not sure about Hyundai/Kia quality when it comes to their engines and transmissions. The narrator did not mention the Toyota Highlander either. The Highlander looks like it may have more interior tech and comfort than the Honda and we all know that Toyota makes a quality product also. If I were to pick one for conveniences, comfort, and options, I would pick the Palisades $52K that would blow this Honda away. Reliability would make me leant towards the Highlander and the Pilot. Nissan isn't even in the hunt for me as they have had massive problems with their quality under their parent company.

[@gordjohnson70]

rear side window is a copy of the ford explorer.... looks good.

[@ohenrycooper]

Great review. Now, let's be realistic.....how many people are taking their $50K SUV off-road? NOBODY! Is this Honda pilot a Telluride killer? They are both so similar. I think Honda will have a better resale value than KIA, but KIA offers a better new warranty 10/100K vs 3/36. When Mazda releases the CX-90, this will go head to head. Honda's reliability will sell more of these than the Telluride. When the Telluride launched, it came in very affordable, now because of its popularity, the dealers are gauging customers by adding a dealer markup of $5-$10K!

[@montybhuller1377]

Not sure what’s the reliability in Kia never owned one but I heard Kia is making better cars now

[@Realdon38]

Pilot hols residual value if you finance a KIA even after three years you owe more than its worth Hond all athe way

[@richardflintii2583]

What about the gear shift, still an outdated push button?

[@Vmh1717]

How is the front seat for tall drivers ?

[@darynm]

I'm 6ft. 4in. I have plenty of head room to even wear a cowboy hat, but not my thing.

[@voterdown]

🤣🤣🖐 1:05 …”plastic fender that might come in handy for off roading..” 😂 it will snap off in 5 seconds! Less than 1% of drivers use their suv or pickup off roading. But they might. 😂🤣 good review overall !!

[@sullydee2237]

maybe they make something that is not just adequate they would get new people buy them . owned lots of hondas but need more power maybe make it fun to drive lots of money

[@geowilliams8915]

Just bought a Pilot Elite, and it's excellent!

[@michaelshelnutt3534]

Still like it?

[@geowilliams8915]

@@michaelshelnutt3534 Yep. I drove it a 3+ hundred miles over the weekend, and no complaints. Roomy, comfy, and sporty handling for a vehicle this size.

[@geowilliams8915]

@@titaniumspecial4207 My previous vehicle was a 2007 MDX. I drove a 2023 MDX for a week before buying the Pilot. In Elite trim, I can say that Honda went the distance to create a quiet interior, which was a point of emphasis for me, along with sound system quality. BTW, the Bose system, while not at the level of the Acura ELS, also acquits itself well. What kind of lighting issues are you concerned about? The headlights on this Pilot are quite strong. Dashboard? No problems with the digital dash.

[@teekay_1]

Mark, those front & rear bumpers with that plastic chrome look ridiculous on the car. Plus putting the gigantic P I L O T on the front and rear further make it look cheesy. The whole package looks worse than the car it replaces. It may "look" rugged to somebody who has no idea what "rugged" actually means in an off-road vehicle. In another channel, the host claimed this look would make it compete with the Ford Bronco.... Which is pretty funny considering this is not anything but a unibody-based large car with plastic bumpers and ostentatious branding, whereas the Bronco is actually a truck chassis. It's for people who imagine they want to go off-road, but never do perhaps? The only saving grace is that it's a Honda so the engine should be bulletproof, anyway.

[@Ray__E]

The previous Pilot looked like a lifted minivan. This one looks better but Honda could've done more with the styling in my opinion. It looks very plain and appliance like if that makes sense

[@JMhmmm1]

Since I want off-pavement performance, the Pilot Trailsport dominates.

[@danm3340]

lol a honda civic can go off pavement. if you actually want to go off road, get a toyota.

[@joskjj3625]

@@danm3340 exactly, Toyota is much better

[@kimle01]

@@danm3340 A Toyota what highlander? The 4runner ride quality is not the same as the pilot for on road and smaller interior.

[@johnappleseed9290]

No, a Tacoma or Tundra for off road, higher clearance.

[@haze1123]

Great review.

[@georgecarr68]

Warning Honda Fraud! I purchased a 2023 Pilot Trailsport with the factory tow hitch, the day I planned on using it I realized it was missing the trailer wiring harness. The dealer estimate to get it installed is roughly $700! 😡

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

Width between the wheel wells? Will 2 24 inch dog boxes fit side by side? Can you manually turn the lights on? Can you manually lock/unlock the vehicle? Is there space for a real spare tire or just a donut?

[@watercop5115]

You fail to mention ground clearance

[@drw1926]

Telluride/Palisade aren't even on my shopping list. They're overrated junk with a nice interior to distract your attention from the corners that were cut. As for the new Pilot, the TrailSport in Sonic Gray Pearl has got my name on it (literally).

[@ibrahimbashir6634]

Yep !!! But no one understand this !!

[@kingdele01]

This is weird! The starting price is $27k? Isn't that the starting price of their smallest SUV?

[@FunAtDisney]

Great review! I agree with you about the info screen being relatively small by todays’ SUV standards. Unfortunately Honda, a company that once lead the way is once again woefully behind in not offering a Hybrid (as Toyota has done for years with the Highlander) let alone other EV variants. This, to me is indicative of Honda’s total lack on innovation and bone-headed moves over the last 10 years. Not having a viable hybrid line (compared to Toyota) is one example, another is when they discontinued the Crosstour. I had a 2012 Crosstour (leased) and I really liked it. Yes the cargo area was hampered by the antiquated strut-towers, but overall it was a great design. And just when they got rid of it in comes similar hatchback sedans from BMW, Mercedes, Audi and others (and really the Teslas) all have which are still around and sell reasonably well. I have leased seven Hondas since 2002. Two Accords, two Acuras, two Pilots (my current a 2020) and a 2012 Crosstour which I really liked. I also had a 2017 Chrysler Pacifica which was excellent and the most versatile vehicle I ever had. When the lease was up on that in summer of 2020 Honda had some great deals. I looked at the Odyssey but the fact yips still have to lug out the 2nd row seats to enlarge the cargo space (unlike the wonderful stowaway seats of the Pacifica) I passed and got a Pilot. It’s a solid SUV, but again nothing that really stands out. The gas mileage is woeful though and there’s a lot of highway wind noise. I am glad they going back to a more rugged design but unless they get a hybrid by next summer when my lease expires I’m off to Toyota for a hybrid Highlander.

[@brookebock4355]

And that new 2024 Grand Highlander looks pretty sweet! That’s going to give Honda a run for their money. I’m going with the Pilot Elite because I needed a roomy 3 row that can tow 5k and fit in my garage like yesterday. (I put a reservation in and now am just waiting.)

[@idliketosay]

Dang people really rent cars for that long?? I’m genuinely curious how one can decide to lease cars for that long? Maybe it’s for business? Are there financial benefits to that?

[@papasquat355]

This pilot is actually very good looking. Honda's are growing old and needed new blood.

[@gawoodbridge]

It seems that tow hitch is only available on the trail sport.

[@edkronholm9054]

I believe that an after market trailer hitch can be added to the Pilot. Just be aware that the AWD is rated for a 5,000lb tow... the 2WD is only rated for 3,000 lbs tow...

[@electropentatonic]

Naturally aspirated Honda V6 suv...Yes please

[@ericdarmawan9504]

High miles : yes, please😊

[@PLZU81Truth]

Where with Pilot blows away the Kia is resale value and reliability. Kia products don't even come close to a Honda or Toyota when it comes to resale and reliability.

[@dank9288639]

That interior and the features it has is too far behind kia and hyundai tbh

[@naveenthemachine]

Not its not far behind. The pilot is far ahead of the Toyota Highlander in every way

[@chudson4500]

It's not far behind at all. The Korean twins have a great product that wows you with a bigger screen and features that you hope stay working for the long haul. Honda's going to give you the essentials with long-term reliability and resale value. Honda's exterior designs will also age better as well.

[@saladna]

I like the new look.

[@Tony.A8695]

Honda makes something cheap and upcharges for it.

[@WoodyMac]

It looks like a man's suv again. Not a minivan like the previous body style.

[@superdaddy2055]

Pilot with no hesitance

[@agaragar21]

at 8:00.Hilarious !

[@neoisone5774]

So SUVS are now getting bigger and bigger, 3rd row seats are now adult friendly. NOW!!! can we make a rear sliding door now!!!!

[@adamesd3699]

Meh. I hate the upright hood. You can’t see anything low right in front of you (like a child). I prefer the sloping hood of the previous version. Yeah, sensors help, but I prefer to trust my Mark I Eyeball. I don’t understand this desire for a “rugged” and “aggressive” look. It’s a frigg’n family vehicle. It will take you to work, take the kids to school and sports practice, and let you buy bulk toilet paper packs at Costco. 90% of these will never see any trail you couldn’t do in a family sedan. I’ve owned a few SUVs and have rented minivans, and honestly, I prefer the minivans. They have more interior room and actually drive better than the 3-row SUVs.

[@richardflintii2583]

31 MPG?

[@m4st3rm1nd9]

The back looks so meek.

[@YeshuaLove0722]

Wifi ?

[@HenryFL1]

Thanks for the comments on the radio- the other reviewers I saw did not mention the radio at all. I would NEVER buy a Korean car period. One cannot compare Kia or Hyundai to Honda. Korean cars get you by offering nice exteriors and interior but cut back on what counts-quality under the hood.

[@rushmatic]

That’s true! And what’s the point in their 10 year warranty if they won’t cover anything because it’s considered “normal wear”; (I had an oil dissolution issue with my veloster turbo and Hyundai rejected my warranty claim because they said that’s normal). Hyundai dealers are very unfriendly too.

[@drw1926]

Very true. Anyone who oohs and ahhs over the Telluride's interior who thinks Kia didn't cut corners where you're not looking is delusional.

[@mauriciowinston5293]

Honda didn't just cut corners with the new accord? Enjoy those raggedy cloth seats while still paying almost $40,000 for an early 2000 taurus look alike. Lol

[@joebrown9621]

@@rushmatic u want to take a look at Honda's fuel dilution level.. it surpassed Hyundai by alot when it comes to GDI turbo.. but for either 6 months or 5 to 6000 kilo oil changes

[@paulm6481]

How can it have worse fuel economy and emit less greenhouse gasses? What black magic is that?

[@minxiangjiang1267]

new pilot has wider tires than old model

[@johnfalconer4846]

I just picked up my 2023 Pilot Elite last week. I really like it - comfortable, powerful, and versatile. It looks good, but perhaps my only note would be the interior is a bit on the plain side. I mean it is attractive and comfortable, just that it isn’t a “Wow”. I previously had a Ridgeline, which is pretty much a pilot with a shortbox instead of a third row seat and a trunk. I really liked it and was very reliable and trouble free.

[@LifeCycle1978]

MPG does not equal emissions. The efficiency of the motor and the exhaust system can limit emissions even if the mileage is lower.

[@timbuck2348]

Honda needs that boxy look back. Nobody buying a souped up CRV with small infotainment screen.

[@sunnygirl9691]

Looks too low and long to me... should have offset the length with some height.

[@bossK78]

The interior of the pilot is inferior to the Tellurides and Palisades of the world.

[@afzalshaikh2128]

If you care about your wallet you go for the Pilot. You will thank me in 5 years😊

[@vkhiev]

Looking much better than the worst previous gen. 2023 same old boring engine tho

[@Ckphoto80]

The Mazda cx-90 will kill it

[@jackchn23]

Yeah, I think so too. This looks like a huge improvement over the last model though. Will that CX-90 be a”J spec” or made somewhere other than Japan?

[@levthelion]

Yeah its probably a better value, depending on what the price is going to be, but if youre looking for something more utilitarian, than the Pilot is the choice. Definitely will be watching the price on that CX-90

[@BrasilianosPY]

Nice.

[@marklo4416]

i don't like honda's still using timing belt. Why???

[@johnappleseed9290]

Belt drives are cheaper to manufacture and run quieter. Chain drives cost more to manufacture.

[@oceansea3328]

Güzel araba 🚙

[@johndiaz2853]

Looks like an older model 😮

[@2steaksandwiches665]

Goof on the editing. You got the audio on MPG wrong. Who edits this crap? This doesn’t get 31 mpg.

[@Nader.subaih]

I was waiting for this SUV but It's just ok, underwhelming intrrior and tech, nack side window terribly designed, front is the best part. Japan needs a wake up call. Your reliability and old reputation will only take you so far when others are surpassing you in design and innovation including Korea and China.

[@julietpla5396]

2021 body model its nicer.

[@richf.7845]

Fake exhaust tips. Really, Honda? You are better than that.

[@Kimahsiung]

I’m soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo regret that I purchased stupid Prius in 2021😊

[@johnappleseed9290]

Looks too much like a Karen car/soccer mom car unfortunately. Reliable yes, but I think the Ridgeline will continue to be Hondas best vehicle.. and of course the notorious indestructible early 2000 civics

[@reyong4217]

Ford Explorer. Come on Honda! What happened to you! Not original anymore, like it used to be!

[@dennisp362]

kia/hyundais reliability is trash. Honda all the way

[@1MarkKeller]

I'm gonna wait for the 2025/2026 Passport

[@mr_num_numz]

Why is that? Serious question.

[@shivampatel5802]

The Tik tok Kia boys disagree !!!

[@vinhha6073]

I love Honda , my 08 Odyssey still run strong, but this year after I been with Honda for years... I have to move on... This year was for Subaru Ascent .. ok Honda lover please not be mad bút Ascent was top list over Honda or Toyota.. 🌝... it's hard for me to say good bye to Honda, but when I had Ascent .. I said I pick the right one... 😊

[@Scottyguns]

Anybody who thinks Kia is better than Honda must have Covid cause you have no taste.

[@zigzig5126]

Not even out yet and already looking outdated.

[@승리인간-n1l]

Outdated navigation

[@RG-tx6up]

Honda has done a good job. The Trailsport trim will appeal to people who want occasional off-roading instead of a Bronco or 4Runner, but at the same time be a great daily driver.

[@styner3]

The small screen size is not a deal breaker but how can the Honda Accord be available with a 12" screen and the Pilot can't? That doesn't make any sense.