Honda Pilot Rebelle Rally
Honda R&D Americas (HRA) associates Ariel Jen and Melanie Morimoto recently completed the Rebelle Rally in this lightly modified 2019 Honda Pilot SUV. The all-women navigation rally runs 1,700 miles and 8-days across the deserts of California and Nevada, with driver and navigator only allowed a compass and a map as their guide. The 2019 Honda Pilot featured a stock drivetrain, using the factory engine, transmission, and i-VTM4™ all-wheel drive system for the duration of the journey. The only modifications made were for additional durability and safety performance, including custom skid plates, extra ground clearance, off-road tires, and an interior modified for additional storage of spare tires and other equipment.
Honda R&D got it right with this off-road Pilot. These pics really help me visualize how great the Passport would look with 18" wheels and rugged all-terrain tires.
I have a feeling that were going to be seeing a lot of OEM wheel sets for sale on the used market in the coming weeks. That J Sport setup is right on the money.
I was planning on sticking with the stock Rims, but those (lower two photos) ones shown on the Steel Gray Pilot and the Ridgline could entice me to change... they look awesome...!
Passport's by default keep the audio and the entire infotainment screen on until the door is opened. I know I can just turn the audio off if I want quiet, but the screen stays on too. So, is there another way to turn if off without opening and shutting the door?
I was attempting to find the latest map update for my Passport nav system and came across this on the website:
https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=8vzoH5r1tRANWNbfmAyxvA
I'm hoping the following message means the Garmin Express maintenance is a temporary situation and that I'll be able to...
Occasionally when I'm driving I hear a single beep with no notification anywhere and have no idea what it's trying to tell me. Any idea what it's attempting to inform me of without actually informing me?
If there's multiple turning lanes and I'm signaling-left in the right-lane there's the...
I see a lot of people here have had multiple Honda's which got me thinking about the earliest model year that you all have owned, I'll start:
I had a 1978 Honda Accord Hatchback, it was silver, with a manual transmission, bought it used in 1980 and drove it until I bought a 1985 Prelude.
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