Compare the 2018 Volkswagen Atlas vs. 2017 Honda Pilot

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The 2018 Volkswagen Atlas and the 2017 Honda Pilot are car models that have increased in popularity for their incredible performance and ample interior space. The latest model of the Atlas that was recently released reigns in overall quality compared to the 2017 Pilot for its stronger performance and the high level of comfort of the cabin. Check out a few more comparisons of the vehicles when you're shopping for your next car model.

Comfort

The interior of the 2018 Volkswagen Atlas offers an ample amount of space and includes 13 more cubic feet of interior space compared to the Pilot. The three-row SUV is a family-friendly vehicle that offers plenty of functionality and storage capacity. The third row has plenty of legroom and is also easy to access in seconds by folding down the second row with ease. With the two rows folded down, 96.8 cubic feet of cargo space is available. The vehicle also offers 17 cup holders for your water bottles or sippy cups. Each trim level also provides multiple USB ports when you need to recharge your smartphone or a tablet while away from home.

Five trims are available with the 2017 Honda Pilot, all of which provide a versatile and roomy interior. The ride is smooth and compliant with clever storage compartments available. The third-row access narrow, making the Atlas more functional.

Standard Vehicle Options

The Honda Pilot includes keyless start, remote engine start, 10 extra cubic feet of space, and an additional passenger seat. With the Elite trim package, you can obtain heated second-row captain chairs, blind spot monitoring, front seats that are heated and cooled, and automatic high-beam headlights.

A hands-free power liftgate is one of the highlights of the Atlas, which allows you to open the door by moving your leg under the bumper when your hands are full. The panoramic sunroof runs almost the length of all three rows, which makes the vehicle feel similar to a convertible.

Safety

The 2017 Honda Pilot offers safety features that include collision warning and adaptive cruise control, but both features are more sensitive than the technology that is offered in the Atlas. It also provides side-mounted airbags to reduce the risk of an injury in a crash.

The 2018 VW Atlas is built with high-strength steel to enhance the vehicle’s sturdiness, including front and rear crumble zones that help to absorb crash energy. Drivers can also avoid injuries by utilizing the automatic post-collision braking system, which can slow down the vehicle after a collision to prevent an additional impact. A tire pressure monitoring system is also included and will alert you if you need to refill the tires with air as you spend time on the road, which will boost your fuel efficiency.

Stop by our dealership to see how the Atlas compares to the Pilot in person. You can schedule a test drive or speak to one of our representatives about financing options that are available.

MSRP excludes destination, taxes, title and registration fees. Starting at MSRP refers to the base model, optional equipment not included. Pricing and offers may change at any time without notification. To get full pricing details, see your dealer.

All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.