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Jan 5, 2021

SUVs have become a family staple with the ample space families need. The Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot are two popular mid-size SUV choices. Based on the reviews of actual Highlander and Pilot owners, the 2021 Highlander received a higher KBB Consumer Rating. The gas model Highlander received a 4.2 and the Highlander Hybrid received a 5.0 rating while the Pilot got a 3.3 rating.

For a better standard of interior features, the Highlander offers Android Auto™, Apple CarPlay®, and Amazon Alexa90 compatibility, while the Pilot does not offer any of these as a standard feature. They are available on the Pilot as an extra-cost add-on.

You can also count on a better gas mileage rating with the Highlander Hybrid FWD models which have an EPA-estimated 36/35/36 (city/highway/combined) MPG rating75. In contrast, a hybrid powertrain is not available on Pilot. The 2WD Pilot base grade has an EPA-estimated 20/27/23 (city/highway/combined).

The Highlander FWD base trim starts out at $34,8101 while the Pilot base trim is $32,250. When we look at the performance, interior, and reliability of each SUV, you’ll be able to see which offers more bang for your buck.

This head-to-head comparison video features two midsized SUVs 2021 Toyota Highlander V/S 2021 Honda Pilot. Watch as we break down the specs and features of both cars, you will know why the Toyota Highlander is the better choice over the Honda Pilot.

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