Hi, I’m a new member from Canada. I presently own a 2019 Pilot and was thinking of trading for the new Pilot.
I recently saw one at a dealer and really didn’t know what to make of it. It’s much bigger in the back, actually too big for us as this will be my wife’s car. She just said it was too big! We will never use the 3rd seat. We were looking at the elite model but now wonder if we aren’t looking at this correctly or we may have to look at another manufacturer. Honda May have lost a customer here because of the size?
Your opinions on the new model would be appreciated.

Toban

 

[QUOTE=Toban;41362]Hi, I’m a new member from Canada. I presently own a 2019 Pilot and was thinking of trading for the new Pilot.
I recently saw one at a dealer and really didn’t know what to make of it. It’s much bigger in the back, actually too big for us as this will be my wife’s car. She just said it was too big! We will never use the 3rd seat. We were looking at the elite model but now wonder if we aren’t looking at this correctly or we may have to look at another manufacturer. Honda May have lost a customer here because of the size?
The CRV is too small as we have owned this model before.

Your opinions on the new model would be appreciated.

Toban

 

I find it interesting people who can't make a decision without conferring with complete strangers whose faces they can't even see.

 

What a dumb reply!

I’m out of this baby forum!

Bye!

Toban

 

Wow. I did not mean to drive you into a hissy. I just find it interesting that people need to do this. What can you learn?

 

Clearly, you've been divorced a time or two as there are numerous times when I'll check with my wife ON THE PHONE for an opinion before making a decision. While she isn't a complete stranger, I still can see her on the phone but I do value her opinions. The same goes for any major purchase I make in both my personal and professional life. I routine purchase everything from bolts/nuts to helicopters, marine vessels and even drilling rigs...and have always found it useful to get the opinion of others. Those opinions have helped me look at a purchase from a different perspective which I may or may not have considered.

The OP was doing the same...getting opinions from others concerning the 2023 Pilot...and it does appear your comment added little to no value.

 

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Something I ask in an interview with a potential employee...."When you need to make a decision will you ask a forum of people you don't know and base your decision from what they say?"
If you answer YES look somewhere else to work. I need people who can think for themselves.

 

Another useless and sophomoric response from you which add no value to the forum...try again.

 

You would fail the test.