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Honda's Answer to the Grand Highlander May Be a Bigger Pilot

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Honda is reportedly developing a larger version of its three-row Pilot to go after Toyota's Grand Highlander in the full-size crossover segment. The catch, per the report, is timing: Honda is said to be racing to get the bigger Pilot to market before the segment's leaders pull further ahead. For a segment built on cargo room and third-row space, a size increase from Honda would be a direct answer to what buyers have been asking for.

With reporting from The Drive.

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