Are you ready to take the wheel of a fun-loving SUV you can rely on for years to come? If so, then you may be considering the Toyota Highlander or the Honda Pilot. Both models offer seating for up to eight passengers and much more.

At Fremont Motor Companies, we want to help you find an SUV with the space, capability, and technology features you need to make the most of your time in Sheridan and Lander, WY. Below, you can see how the 2022 Toyota Highlander and the 2022 Honda Pilot match up in a head-to-head comparison. As you read on, don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions!

Toyota Highlander vs Honda Pilot: Performance

To help you adapt to changing road and weather conditions, both models offer various driver modes. In the 2022 Toyota Highlander, you’ll find a standard Snow Mode and Drive Mode Select which features:

• Eco Mode
• Normal Mode
• Sport Mode

Looking for even more? Upgrade with the optional Multi-Terrain Select that adds Mud/Sand and Rock/Dirt. Over in the 2022 Honda Pilot, you only have the option to upgrade to a more limited 4-drive-mode system.

Safety and Technology Comparisons

Once inside the cabin of either SUV, you’ll be surrounded by high-tech features to keep you connected as you travel. In either model, you’ll find standard Android Auto^™ and Apple CarPlay^® integration that lets you answer calls, change the song, and pull up certain apps through the display screen.

Are you all about filling the cabin with your favorite tunes or rolling down the windows, blasting the volume, and singing along to your heart’s content? The 2022 Toyota Highlander makes it possible for you to do this in style thanks to its available 11 full-bodied speakers. Unfortunately, the 2022 Honda Pilot falls short with 10 available speakers.

The 2022 Honda Pilot features a standard 8-inch touchscreen. In the 2022 Toyota Highlander, you’ll also find a standard 8-inch touchscreen. However, this is where the similarities end. That’s because the Highlander gives you the option to upgrade to an expansive 12.3-inch touchscreen display with larger, easier-to-read icons. As a result, the Toyota Highlander makes it easier to adjust the controls in front of you while still being able to keep track of everything going on around you on the roadway.

Another useful feature offered by the Toyota Highlander is the optional 10-inch color Head-Up Display with speedometer and Road Sign Assist. It projects key trip information, like your current speed and posted road signs, directly onto the windshield within the driver’s line of vision. Unfortunately, the Honda Pilot does not offer a comparable option.

When it comes to safety, the Highlander has you covered with features like Lane Tracing Assist. This standard piece of equipment employs a variety of cameras and sensors to monitor the SUV’s position on the road and stay centered within the lane. Lane Tracing Assist is not a feature you’ll get from the 2022 Pilot.

Visit Us to Test Drive the 2022 Toyota Highlander Today!

Although the 2022 Honda Pilot put up a good fight, if you want an SUV with more standard features, extra efficiency, and more drive modes, then the Toyota Highlander clearly comes out on top. To shop our Toyota Highlander inventory online, head over to Fremont Fast Track.

All the vehicles we sell also come with Fremont Care, which includes one tire rotation, three oil changes, and 24-hour Roadside Assistance for one year, so you can buy with confidence. Contact us at Fremont Motor Companies to schedule your 2022 Toyota Highlander test drive near Lander and Sheridan, Wyoming!

* 2022 EPA-estimated mpg ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary for many reasons, including your vehicle’s condition and how/where you drive. See www.fueleconomy.gov.