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One of the unique attributes of the 2007 Pilot is its versatile carrying capacity. For example, the second and third row seats can easily (and quickly) be folded to create a cargo area of 90.3 cubic feet that's more than GMC Envoy or Chevy TrailBlazer (80.1 cubic feet), Ford Explorer (81.3 cubic feet), or Toyota Highlander (80.6 cubic feet), or Nissan Murano (81.6 cubic feet). Both rows of rear seats are split 60/40 so you can carry stuff while retaining seating capacity on either side. With the third seat folded, there is 47.6 cubic feet of space. With the third seat up, there is still a respectable 15.9 cubic feet of cargo. Additionally, there's ample room for people 6 feet tall in all three rows of passenger seating. The 2007 Honda Pilot's seat versatility demonstrates Honda's sound engineering acumen.

The 2007 Honda Pilot is available in three trims the LX, EX and EX-L; the latter being the most luxurious. Nearly all models offer standard equipment such as air conditioning, cruise control, power windows, keyless entry, rear window defroster, and a CD player. The EX is differentiated with alloy wheels, automatic headlights, better front seats and automatic climate control. The EX-L adds leather, a sunroof, XM satellite radio and a DVD satellite navigation system as options. Regardless which Pilot you choose, each model has earned a Five-Star (the highest) Safety Rating for front and side impact collisions. Four- wheel anti-lock brakes with power assist and front and side airbags are also standard equipment. The 2007 Honda Pilot is an amalgamation of the family car, a long distance cruiser, and a vacation vehicle in one mid-sized SUV. Introduced in 2003, the Pilot was engineered to be more versatile than any other SUV. At the time, it was also the only sport utility that did not have a truck chassis. For 2007, the Pilot continues with tradition been completely redesigned in 2006. It now features sharpened body creases, a redesigned front grill, hood, fenders, wheels, bumpers, headlights and taillights. Additionally, the engine can switch from 6 to 3 cylinders for better mileage, and the Pilot's carrying capacity has jumped to 90.3 cubic feet of space - not bad if you need to haul hockey equipment, cabinets, or 8 humans. The 2007 Pilot shows Honda's steadfast love of designing and engineering versatile SUVs.

Saurabh Sharma is an avid motoring enthusiast who is inspired by cars, and emerging automotive technology. His fascination with automobiles began during his infancy when his father brought him matchbox cars from a trip to Singapore.

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