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2009 Honda Pilot - Q&A

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2009 Honda Pilot Q & A from Around the Web

We have found 50 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
2009 Honda Pilot facts?
what is the oil capacity/type, tire size and psi?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

4.5qts, 32PSI, and if its an LX 245/65/17 Reference:Im a Honda Dealership Tech.

Is it possible to purchase a brand new 2009 honda pilot $10k below invoice price?
Even if SUV sales are down at the moment? What if its the 2008 model?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 5 answers

No, definitely not. However, you can still get one at a nice price, especially if you look for ads. I don't know where you're from, but Ourisman Honda in Bethesda, Maryland sent me an email ad (I'm subscribed) for 2008 Pilots $6000 off, 2009 Pilots $2009 off, Ridgelines $8000 off. That included...

In the center console will be your AUX jack. You will need to buy a double male 3.5 mm AUX cable they can be found Best Buy, Radio Shack or about any electronics store. Plug one end into your iPod and the other into the Pilot AUX jack and then it will play through the audio system. You will still...

2009 Honda Pilot?
I heard its coming out in the spring. i also heard that it will have a diesel engine. Hope this is true. What do you guys know about it?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 1 answer

January 2008 is when Honda will reveal the new Pilot at the Detroit Auto Show. I think it will be out on sale late in spring, around May. There are rumors that there will be a 3.5 liter V-6 diesel, but no official word yet. So, we'll just have to wait and see!...

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The three-row, seven-passenger 2009 Honda Pilot has some tough competition in the crossover segment.

GM has four vehicles in the class, but the Pilot’s most direct competition from GM might be the Saturn Outlook, which has a squared-off shape, an import-friendly dealer experience, and lots of available options.

Toyota’s Highlander is a three-row vehicle now, but its soft handling is noticeably inferior to the Pilot’s, though it does come in a Hybrid edition.

The new Ford Flex is an intriguing crossover with MINI Cooper-esque styling, three rows of seating, and plenty of high-end features that aren’t limited to its most expensive models.


 
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