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2019 Toyota 4Runner vs. 2019 Honda Pilot: Which Is Better?

Posted on August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

If you’re shopping for a midsize SUV, a good way to see some of the variety in this segment is to compare the Honda Pilot to the Toyota 4Runner. They’re both technically in the same segment, but these SUVs are actually very different. The Pilot is a unibody crossover with car-like ride quality and driving dynamics while the 4Runner is an old school body-on-frame SUV that’s more of an off-roader.
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