While completely redesigned for 2009, the Honda Pilot will carry the same MSRP as the previous model. Starting June 10, buyers will be able to get their hands on a Pilot LX 2WD for $36,820. It comes with Hill-Start Assist, larger 17-inch tires and aluminum alloy wheels as well as a 250-horsepower V6 engine featuring Honda's innovative Variable Cylinder Management.
The more upscale LX 4WD trim level retails for $39,820, while the Pilot EX starts at $42,220 and adds tri-zone automatic climate control, power heated seats and an upgraded audio system.
Stepping up another notch, the EX-L model offers leather-trimmed seating surfaces and a moonroof for $44,520. Add $1,600 and you'll get Honda's Rear Entertainment System.
Finally, the 2009 Pilot lineup welcomes an all-new Touring model. At $49,920, it includes heated second-row seats in the outboard position, a power liftgate and Honda's satellite-linked navigation system with voice recognition and rearview camera.
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The more upscale LX 4WD trim level retails for $39,820, while the Pilot EX starts at $42,220 and adds tri-zone automatic climate control, power heated seats and an upgraded audio system.
Stepping up another notch, the EX-L model offers leather-trimmed seating surfaces and a moonroof for $44,520. Add $1,600 and you'll get Honda's Rear Entertainment System.
Finally, the 2009 Pilot lineup welcomes an all-new Touring model. At $49,920, it includes heated second-row seats in the outboard position, a power liftgate and Honda's satellite-linked navigation system with voice recognition and rearview camera.
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