2015 Honda Pilot: It’s Hip To Be Square

They just don’t make square SUVs like this anymore.

The headlights are huge.

The Special Edition is not so much a special edition as it is an equipment level.

The 250-horsepower V6 engine found in many Honda/Acura products.

The seats are comfortable and the passenger cabin is vast.

The style of the dashboard is modern and filled with buttons.

An LCD screen that wouldn’t be out of place on a Texas Instruments calculator!

There are a lot of buttons, but it's easy to figure things out.

The shifter seems impractical, but since you hardly use it (you put it in D to go and in P when you arrive) it doesn't have to be between the seats.

The rearview camera is practical and well located.

Access to the third-row seating.

The Pilot is stuffed with small, useful storage spaces.

There's an optional DVD screen in the back.

You can adjust the temperature for the back seats and plug in a video game console and headphones, all in the same place.

Believe it or not, the third-row bench is actually comfortable.

Even in the eight-seat configuration, the Pilot features good cargo capacity.

The space becomes even more generous in the five-seat configuration.

...And positively cavernous if there are only two on board.

The front console is large and deep.