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Acura is Honda’s luxury division, so comparing 2021 Honda Pilot vs. 2020 Acura MDX essentially means deciding on exactly what you want from a 3-row crossover SUV and choosing the one closest to your needs. There’s no clear one-size-fits-all winner, but we’ve found that most drivers end up better off with the Pilot. To show you why, we’ve put together a quick Pilot vs. MDX comparison covering:
Starting and top-tier 2021 Honda Pilot trim prices include:
Starting and top-tier 2020 Acura MDX trim prices include:
The MDX is a luxury crossover SUV while the Pilot is not, and that comes at a price. The MDX starts over $12,250 higher as standard or $11,830 higher when you reach each model’s top-tier trims.
You’ll usually find luxury vehicles don’t offer the same level of space and practicality afforded by standard models, and that holds true when comparing the Pilot against the MDX.
You’ll find:
The 2021 Pilot and 2020 MDX are surprisingly well-matched when it comes to features. Each one offers a range of cutting-edge driver assistance technologies as standard, plus the following amenities:
Whether you want to compare the Pilot against the MDX or talk through whether the Honda Odyssey minivan might be a better fit for your family, the team here at Victory Honda of Jackson will be happy to help. For any further assistance, simply contact us today.
Disclaimers:
*MSRP excluding tax, license, registration, $1,045.00 destination charge, options and accessories. Dealers set own prices.
**Prices shown do not include taxes, license or a destination & handling charge. Destination charge for ILX, TLX and RLX is $965.00, NSX is $1800.00 and MDX and RDX is $995.00. Actual vehicles/accessory costs, labor and installation vary. Please consult your selected dealer.