The 2010 Honda Pilot is reasonably priced SUV that offers outstanding reliability and value. Some of the information we have provided in our 2010 Honda Pilot review concerns performance, while other paragraphs focus on design and safety. Whatever Pilot questions you might have, you'll find the answers here. We even have a short section about available Pilot accessories! Enjoy what you see here, and please come back again soon, as we update our content once a month.

While the 2010 Honda Pilot boasts a standard 3.5-liter, V6, 240-horsepower engine, it greedily achieves 17 miles-per-gallon in the city and 22 miles-per-gallon on the highway. Coupled with a standard five-speed automatic transmission, this engine provides topnotch performance through and through. Another component we can't ignore in our Pilot review, of course, is the towing capacity, which tops out at about 4,500 pounds. With statistics like this, you don't even need some of the Honda Pilot accessories to improve performance. Still, when you consider that most of the Pilot accessories are cheaper and sturdier than those designed for competitors, you might as well buy a few.

Not surprisingly, the 2010 Honda Pilot SUV looks great, inside and out. Standard exterior features consist of:

• Mesh grille



• Heated power sideview mirrors



• Intermittent windshield wipers



• Optional moonroof

Inside, this excellence continues, with amenities such as:

• Air conditioning



• Cruise Control



• 140-watt audio system with CD changer



• Optional DVD entertainment system



• Optional leather seats



• Cup holders



• Auxiliary power outlets

Add to this list of benefits a seemingly endless list of available Honda Pilot accessories such as bike racks and face masks, and it's clear this car was designed with the discerning driver in mind. It's no wonder so many Pilot reviews are so positive.

Another feature all Honda Pilot reviews mention - safety. No matter where on this vehicle you look, it's clear that Honda engineers designed it to be safe. Conventional active and passive safety features include:

• Dual-stage front airbags



• 3-point seat belts help keep everyone safe and secure



• Front- and side-impact protection in upcoming tests.



• LATCH system tethers for extra child seat stability

There are other safety features, too - too many for us to list here in our Pilot SUV review. For a full list of safety features, or for all of the latest Honda Pilot pictures, please bookmark this site and check back again in a few weeks. We update our content regularly and plan to expand this review again in the near future. Until then, enjoy!