Compare The 2025 Honda Pilot Sport vs TrailSport - Phoenix, AZ

2025 Honda Pilot Sport vs 2025 Honda Pilot TrailSport

Honda calls the 2025 Pilot an "off-road ready full-size SUV," aimed at families who want more than just leisurely Sunday drives or urban runs. But for those who value the familiar comforts of tradition, Honda also offers two thoughtfully crafted trims: the Sport for routine travel and the TrailSport for more rugged adventures. Your decision should reflect how you'll actually use your Pilot.

Performance

The Sport and TrailSport share a potent 285-horsepower V6 and a responsive 10-speed automatic transmission. What sets TrailSport apart is its specialized off-road suspension, tough all-terrain tires, and a Multi-View camera with TrailWatch functionality. If off-road exploration is part of your family's itinerary, TrailSport is the way to go.

Appearance

The exterior differences between Sport and TrailSport are clear. The Sport features 20-inch alloy wheels with all-season rubber, while TrailSport features 18-inch alloys and rugged all-terrain tires. Additional TrailSport gear includes protective skid plates and LED fog lamps. TrailSport models also come with a power-operated tailgate-ideal for families regularly loading larger items.

Features

Inside, the Sport trim offers amenities like heated front seats and tri-zone climate control but omits some of the TrailSport's enhancements. TrailSport cabins come standard with second-row captain's chairs, a one-touch power moonroof, and a 245-watt premium sound system. Its signature synthetic-leather seats with orange stitching lend a lively vibe. Both trims include a host of safety technology-Collision Mitigation Brakes, Blind Spot Information with Cross Traffic Monitor, and Road Departure Mitigation-while TrailSport uniquely offers parking sensors and the TrailWatch camera suite.

Our dealership is excited to showcase one of America's favorite family SUVs. Get in touch to compare Sport and TrailSport trims in person or arrange test drives for both.