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Replying to: bzb (Oct 21, 2005 9:32 am) - Is everything olive (dash, door panels, etc) ? Or is it only teh seats which are olive, and all the panels etc stay grey ?? |
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Replying to: floatingcloud (Dec 21, 2005 6:13 am) Could it be related to the ANC? 
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Replying to: sas1 (Jan 03, 2006 2:01 pm) In any event, unless one really needed the extra towing and somewhat better off-road capabilities of the Tahoe, I'd go with the Pilot. And if you did need better towing/off-road, I'd look at a V8 4Runner before a Tahoe, although you'd have a much smaller cabin. Tradeoffs, tradeoffs... - Mark |
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Replying to: mako168 (Jan 04, 2006 1:11 am) |
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How good is the Pilot offroad? Anybody taking theirs in the snow, mud gravel etc and to what extent. Thanks
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The olive interior is really nice. Not too green, some gray undertones to it. It's everywhere and it is the nicest interior color of the three available in my opinion. I wouldn't do that Amazon Green exterior though, too hard to see -- it's like camoflouge!
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I am trying to buy a Pilot with the Nav system. Apparently Honda produces twice as many EX-L with the rear entertainment than with the nav so apparently they are harder to find. I am also finding that it is next to impossible to find the nav in desert rock metallic. Does Honda make some colors more exclusive? Are dealers allowed to request colors or does Honda just assign them?
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Replying to: nelsoncm (Jan 04, 2006 5:09 pm) Sunil
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Replying to: snorris (Jan 04, 2006 4:05 pm)
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Replying to: snorris (Jan 04, 2006 4:05 pm)  The AWD system in the Pilot is on demand- it normally runs FWD until the computer notices slipping of the front wheels, then power is redirected rearward. I'd rather be in my Subaru than my Pilot in the snow (Subarus are awesome in snow- better than these huge overweight SUVs- having owned a few) but the Pilot will do just fine. I wouldn't expect it to do more than just easy off roading though. You will need something much more robust, ie jeep, range rover, MB G-wagon, etc. I believe the Highlander is also on demand AWD, as opposed to true 4WD, making it about equivalent to the Pilot. tom
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