Guide and Manual

2012 Honda Pilot Service/Owner manual - With carlike unibody design, with some structural backed the benefits of a SUV, the Pilot is able to draw from the best of both worlds.  Ride quality is on the firm side, but four-wheel-drive (actually all-wheel drive) system has the optional Lock mode and is a champion in the snow or mud. Type of four-wheel-drive can tow up to 4500 pounds.

Pilot spacious and functional interior, and it's one of several measures of these vehicles have a third row is spacious enough for adults-although rear headroom tight in the remote and you will sacrifice cargo space for use. Front seats are generously sized and good for long road trips, while the second row seats slide forward and back for easy access to the third row or to get the right balance of legroom between rows.

Both second and third row folded forward and split 60/40, and overall, the interior is just brims with functionality in the form of drawers and bins. The only general criticism of our editors is that the dash was a mess, and there are much hard plastic surfaces right in front of the driver. Instead Pilot feels very smooth and quiet-and Honda have made further improvements in this area during 2012.

From a features standpoint, the big news for 2012 is the top-and-center on the dash, Honda has brought the term information screen i-MID-color LCD screen that shows trip computer and audio functions to be in line of sight. It also includes improved steering wheel controls. But as people who shop before Honda would know, a desirable feature for trim stored more expensive, and that the new look is only on EX-L models.