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If you’re in the market for a capable SUV that provides enough room for the whole family, the 2020 Honda Pilot and the 2020 Toyota Highlander are excellent choices. However, when comparing the PIlot vs. Highlander side-by-side, you’ll find that the Honda SUV offers more space for passengers and cargo at a more affordable starting price. Find out which SUV is the better choice for you in this SUV comparison from Patty Peck Honda.
To start, we’ll take a look at the price of the Honda Pilot vs. Toyota Highlander. Right off the bat, you’ll see that the Pilot MSRP starts at $2,950 less than the Toyota Highlander. That’s a significant amount and could be a game-changer for some Brandon-area drivers.
With either the Pilot or Highlander, Jackson drivers will benefit from a V6 engine that promises similar fuel economy ratings and an identical maximum towing capacity. Even so, when you factor in the lower starting price of the Pilot, you can see why it might be the more appealing option.
The Pilot and Highlander are both three-row SUVs that can seat up to eight passengers. But everyone will have more room to spread out and ride in comfort inside the Pilot, thanks to its 152.9 cubic feet of passenger volume. The Highlander only provides 141.3 cubic feet for passengers. What’s more, the Pilot offers more cargo space, as well.
Honda Pilot Cargo Capacity
Toyota Highlander Cargo Capacity
See how the Pilot compares to the Acura MDX, and then explore our new Pilot inventory online. Make sure to take a look at our current Pilot lease and finance offers to save on your new Honda SUV. Contact us if you have any questions or would like to schedule a test drive.