The $28,470/$30,070 (2WD/4WD) entry level LX rides on a set of 17 inch wheels and receives the basic passenger protection in the form of a three row side curtain airbags to protect all occupants. The next step up it the EX, which goes for $31,320/$32,920 and includes upgrades like a set of 18 inch wheels and body color side moldings on the outside, as well as Bluetooth hands free connectivity, a power adjustable driver’s seat and a seven speaker stereo that includes a subwoofer.
With the $34,570/$36,170 Pilot EX-L, the Japanese automaker adds a touch of refinement to the sport utility with a one touch tilt and slide power moon roof as well as a power tailgate. Inside there is an 8 inch display with rear view camera, XM Satellite radio, a USB port and leather. The Rear Entertainment System option adds a DVD player and 115 Volt electric outlet located in the center console bringing the total up to $36,170/$37,770. While the Satellite Linked Navigation package equipped Pilot EX-Ls will set new car shoppers back $36,570/$38,170, but brings with it voice recognition, a high resolution multi function display, a premium audio system with a hard disk drive containing 15 GB of audio storage capacity.
The top of the line $39,220/$40,820 Touring models come with side mirrors that have integrated turn signals and a chrome strip along the top of the side moldings, a more adjustable driver’s seat and every other option that went in to the other Pilots.
A list of cars similar to the Pilot includes the 2012 Chevrolet Traverse, 2012 Ford Explorer and 2012 Toyota Highlander.
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