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| Trims | City MPG | Hwy MPG | MSRP | Invoice | Displacement | Engine |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2WD EX | 16 | 22 | $29,745 | $26,953.59 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 2WD EX-L | 16 | 22 | $32,045 | $29,031.95 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 2WD EX-L with DVD Rear Entertainment System | 16 | 22 | $33,645 | $30,477.77 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 2WD EX-L with Navigation | 16 | 22 | $34,245 | $31,019.95 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 2WD Special Edition | 16 | 22 | $31,595 | $28,625.32 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 2WD Value Package | 16 | 22 | $27,595 | $25,010.78 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 4WD EX | 15 | 20 | $31,145 | $28,218.68 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 4WD EX-L | 15 | 20 | $33,445 | $30,297.04 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 4WD EX-L with DVD Rear Entertainment System | 15 | 20 | $35,045 | $31,742.85 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 4WD EX-L with Navigation | 15 | 20 | $35,645 | $32,285.03 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 4WD Special Edition | 15 | 20 | $32,995 | $29,890.40 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
| 4WD Value Package | 15 | 20 | $28,995 | $26,275.87 | 3.5L/212 | Gas V6 |
Review:
Car and Driver: "is beginning to feel a bit dated"
Cars.com: "a clean look"
Edmunds: "This one manages not to look like a minivan"
In a world where so many bland SUVs look alike, the bland 2008 Honda Pilot looks an awful lot like a lot of other bland SUVs.
The Pilot has changed little since its 2003 introduction, save for a slight nose job in 2006. Cars.com points out "despite some headlight and grille changes for 2006, the overall appearance is practically the same as when the model made its debut." They add the 2008 Pilot, which uses only "modest bodyside cladding," offers "a clean look." Its "hood slopes down to a wide grille flanked by wraparound headlights," and all trims "now have body-colored bumpers, bodyside moldings, door handles and side mirrors." Edmunds says "this one manages not to look like a minivan," but adds that the Pilot is "starting to look its age." Automobile remarks "its appearance (styling would be too strong a word) lacks character." Mother Proof observes "while there are no sharp, boxy edges, it's not all soft and curvy, either. It looks competent and useful, which is how a car should be." Car and Driver sums it up when it calls the look "anonymous."