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Honda Pilot Controls And Instruments Pros and Cons
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2012 Honda Pilot Pros and Cons Member6602 Honda engineers clearly believe that they know better than those who drive the vehicle, and they make it virtually impossible to override their choices. For example, if the wipers are on and you put the car in reverse, the rear wiper activates. That seems like a logical feature, but it's... |
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2016 Honda Pilot Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh The new Honda Pilot's weakest aspect is its controls and instrumentation. The infotainment interface is a touchscreen that too often requires an excessive number of taps to get from one function to another. The nine-speed automatic on the Touring and Elite has a push-button shifter that requires far too much... Comparison vehicle: 2014 Toyota Highlander |
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2006 Honda Pilot Pros and Cons Member3377 the cruise control power is next to the traction control kill. So while you set your highway speed you always accidentally turn off the most important safety system on the car. There are a bunch of weird little design things like this. |
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2008 Honda Pilot Pros and Cons A member in Ontario, Canada Disorganized, 80s style. |
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2006 Honda Pilot Pros and Cons A member in California, United States |
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2009 Honda Pilot Pros and Cons Member3131 There simply too many controls and took a long time to learn. I still catch myself trying to find the A/C off button. |
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2009 Honda Pilot Pros and Cons A member in Massachusetts, United States you have to LOOK at them when using them.. - not a good idea while driving! |
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2008 Honda Pilot Pros and Cons A member in Oklahoma, United States Not as quiet or responsive as the Rogue |
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