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2013 Honda Pilot

Now available at Herb Chambers Honda in Boston, MA

  • Starting MSRP$29,520
  • Horsepower250 hp
  • EPA MPG17–18 city / 24–25 hwy
  • Max Towing2,000–4,500 lbs
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2013 Honda Pilot Ex L
2013 Honda Pilot Ex L shown

The 2013 Honda Pilot at Herb Chambers Honda in Boston, MA, is an eight-seat SUV for shoppers comparing practical family transportation, V6 power, and flexible drivetrain choices. This page brings together the Pilot’s trim pricing, specifications, towing capability, fuel economy, and configuration details, along with ways to explore Honda inventory and arrange a visit in Boston. The lineup starts with the LX at $29,520 and extends through the Touring at $39,670. With a 3.5-liter V6, automatic transmission, and front-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive configurations, the Pilot offers a clear range of choices for different priorities.

Starting MSRP
$29,520
Horsepower
250 hp
EPA MPG
17–18 city / 24–25 hwy
Max Towing
2,000–4,500 lbs
Seating
8 seats
Drivetrain
Front Wheel Drive / Four Wheel Drive
Fuel
Regular Unleaded
Body Style
SUV

2013 Honda Pilot Trims and Pricing

Pricing spans four trims, with differences in starting MSRP, fuel economy, towing capacity, and drivetrain. MSRP excludes tax, title, registration, and dealer fees.

2013 Honda Pilot trims, specs and starting pricing
TrimHorsepowerEPA MPG (city / hwy)Max TowingSeatsDrivetrainStarting MSRP
LX250 hp18 / 252,000 lbs8Front Wheel Drive$29,520
EX250 hp——8Front Wheel Drive$31,770
EX-L250 hp17 / 244,500 lbs8Four Wheel Drive$38,220
Touring250 hp18 / 252,000 lbs8Front Wheel Drive$39,670

Starting MSRP excludes tax, title, registration, and dealer fees.

The LX starts the lineup at $29,520 with front-wheel drive, 18 city MPG, 25 highway MPG, and a 2,000-pound maximum towing capacity. The EX raises starting MSRP to $31,770 and retains the listed front-wheel-drive configuration. The EX-L starts at $38,220 and moves to four-wheel drive, 17 city MPG, 24 highway MPG, and 4,500 pounds of maximum towing. The Touring is priced from $39,670 and returns to front-wheel drive, with 18 city MPG, 25 highway MPG, and 2,000 pounds of maximum towing. Across the lineup, the Pilot uses a 3.5-liter V6 producing 250 horsepower.

Specifications and Configuration

The 2013 Honda Pilot is an SUV with seating for eight, a V6 engine layout, regular unleaded fuel, and a five-speed automatic transmission. Its 3.5-liter engine has 3,471 cc of displacement, 253 lb-ft of torque, peak power at 5,700 rpm, and peak torque at 4,800 rpm.

Depending on trim, the Pilot measures 191.4 inches long, 78.5 inches wide, and 70.7 to 72.4 inches high, with a 109.2-inch wheelbase. Curb weight ranges from 4,306 to 4,564 pounds. Fuel capacity is 21 gallons, while cargo space behind the rear seats is 18 cubic feet. Drivetrain choices are front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive.

Buying a 2013 Honda Pilot in Boston

Herb Chambers Honda serves Boston-area Honda shoppers from 720 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, MA 02122. Browse search inventory to review current Honda vehicles as inventory changes on a rolling basis.

Shoppers can also consider used inventory, certified Honda vehicles, current sales opportunities, service support, and trade-in tools through the dealership. For assistance, call (617) 271-2776.

What to Weigh Before Buying

Start by matching the trim to the way the Pilot will be used. The EX-L is the four-wheel-drive trim in this lineup and carries the highest listed towing capacity at 4,500 pounds, while the LX and Touring offer front-wheel drive with 2,000 pounds of maximum towing.

Fuel economy varies by trim from 17 to 18 city MPG and 24 to 25 highway MPG. Compare seating, cargo needs, drivetrain preference, towing requirements, and the starting MSRP range before choosing a Pilot configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

7 common questions answered

Is the 2013 Honda Pilot an eight-seat SUV?Yes, the 2013 Honda Pilot seats eight people.

Its SUV body style pairs passenger capacity with 18 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats.

  • Eight-seat configuration
  • 18 cubic feet behind the rear seats
  • V6 engine layout
How much does a 2013 Honda Pilot cost?Starting MSRP ranges from $29,520 to $39,670 across the four trims.

The LX is the entry trim at $29,520, while the Touring starts at $39,670. MSRP excludes tax, title, registration, and dealer fees.

  • LX: $29,520
  • EX-L: $38,220
  • Touring: $39,670
Which 2013 Honda Pilot trim has four-wheel drive?The EX-L is the listed four-wheel-drive trim.

The LX, EX, and Touring are listed with front-wheel drive. Drivetrain is one of the clearest distinctions in this trim lineup.

  • EX-L: Four Wheel Drive
  • LX: Front Wheel Drive
  • Touring: Front Wheel Drive
What is the 2013 Honda Pilot’s fuel economy?Fuel economy ranges from 17 to 18 city MPG and 24 to 25 highway MPG.

The LX and Touring are listed at 18 city MPG and 25 highway MPG, while the EX-L is listed at 17 city MPG and 24 highway MPG.

  • City range: 17 to 18 MPG
  • Highway range: 24 to 25 MPG
  • Fuel type: regular unleaded
How much can the 2013 Honda Pilot tow?Maximum towing ranges from 2,000 to 4,500 pounds by trim.

The EX-L reaches the listed 4,500-pound maximum, while the LX, EX, and Touring are listed at 2,000 pounds.

  • EX-L: 4,500 pounds
  • LX: 2,000 pounds
  • Touring: 2,000 pounds
How does the 2013 Honda Pilot compare with the Toyota Highlander?The Honda Pilot and Toyota Highlander are both three-row SUV choices, but their trim structures and powertrain details differ.

Compare seating, drivetrain, towing capacity, fuel economy, and pricing when cross-shopping these models. The Pilot lineup offers front-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive configurations across its trims.

  • Compare trim pricing
  • Review drivetrain choices
  • Consider towing requirements
How can I see a Honda Pilot in Boston?Contact Herb Chambers Honda at (617) 271-2776 or browse live inventory online.

The dealership is located at 720 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, MA 02122. Inventory changes on a rolling basis, so online listings are the practical starting point for checking current vehicles.