2016 Toyota Highlander vs 2016 Honda Pilot - SUV Comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2015
- Two popular three-row family SUVs go head to head. Full story, specs and gallery here: www.autoguide.com/car-comparis...
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The Toyota's suspension has Steel front lower control arms, which are strong and proven, especially for a heavy vehicle that is supposed to have off road ability. The Honda's Aluminum control arms look small for a vehicle of this weight and type. Aluminum has it's place on modern vehicles with it's lower density and lighter weight, but not on control arms tasked at taking extreme hits and keeping your wheels on, unless on a lightweight sports car.
Toyota may seem to be advancing more slowly than some, but you can't argue with their proven reliability and durability.
I love when he gets in the third row of the Highlander. lol
Lane departure mode... if you can't maintain your lane by yourself on a daily commute, I suggest you hand in your licence.
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Danny Exactly! I agree 100%
I just got the 2016 Highlander and I cannot understand people's comments here, my Toyota is extremely comfortable at 6' 2" I have plenty of room and the new lumbar support is amazing, my suv is fast smooth and extremely quiet, so I don't know if this a bias room towards Toyota or what.....Certainly none of you people know what your talking about.....oh before I forget my brother in law works for Honda as a technician and he tells me that he has replaced "several" of that 9 speed transmission you people blab about and he has 2 more setup for next week, I will take a RAV4 over a CRV any time any where.....but you go ahead and keep your Hondas, Toyota even with recent problems still sells more cars than Honda....lastly my vehicle was built in Indiana keeping good paying jobs right here in the USA.
+Alberto Riezgo Yea people these days don't know what they are talking about.Toyota is the most reliable car right now in the market
Alberto Riezgo I just test drove a 2017 highlander last week and automatically new that's my final car that I'm choosing. In my opinion it drove feel smooth, strong and very comfortable. I didn't find any issue with the third row seat though. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to test drive the Honda Pilot, although I did get drive a Honda CRV, Kia Niro and Sportage, Hyundai Santa Fe and non was to my liking.
Not to mention the pilot 9 speed is really bad just google the horror storirs
My man let a couple of years past like maybe 3 years is going to be trash.... that suspension is horrible never buy a higlander again...
yup absolutely correct.. toyota is known for one of the best transmissions.
feels like Honda have won this round.
The Pilot takes the cake!!!!
i like the honda looks ext and int over highlander.
It was no surprise that Pilot won from the beginning when the specs showed up in the first 30 seconds... Honda's V6 is more powerful yet AG observed better MPG from their testing, and it has more cargo space. They wouldn't care about it being more expensive since all they're gonna say is: "We'd pay just a little bit more to have an overall better car with better usability and better performance"
Wildman Sure, but I believe Toyota doesn't have DI in their V6. This is the same V6 also found in Camry which doesn't have DI. Also, Honda used their 6-speed auto in the Accord before.
I'm not a Honda fanboy (rather, a Mazda) but factually, Honda has fairly good reliability as much as Toyota does. I'm not on either side, but just stating the facts.
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Wildman HAHA!! It's alright, no need to kneel down buddy! lmao
+Wildman
You just made a right turn to Creepyville.
J High I declined his hitchhiking offer to Creepyville and made my way on foot to normalville.
Great review as always guys.. can't wait till you put your hands on the new 2016 Mazda CX-9.. I believe it is going to be on top of this segment list and the 2016 SUV of the year! Thx
I hate comparisons like this because nobody buys $45k versions of these vehicles. The Pilot performance changes a lot with a 9-speed over a 6-speed most Pilots use. In the real-world, this is somewhat useful, but two $35k vehicles would be more helpful. The Pilot being bigger and lighter still wins.
Exactly
My mom did...
what are talking about? Most people buy the high end models.
I've seen more elites on road than any other trim
snazari1994 That's common with any new redesign. The press and dealers get loaded models mostly in the beginning, to capitalize on the interest, and maximize profit per vehicle after launch.
How can you compare "LKA" with "Active Speak"?
+ldawson103 Good Point. He was wrong about not wanting LKAS. Absolutely a great feature. Whats the point in doing a PA for the kids if you can't hear their response?
Can you take a closer look at the 9 speed transmission? A lot of people are complaining about it.
I own the 2016 Pilot Touring and it is mostly a good car but is has several significant issues that detract from it.
I disagree with the reviewers comments about the 9-speed and being smooth. The 9-speed has smoothness and surge issues and mine is supposedly not affected by the TSB that allegedly fixes such issues. Its not exactly bad, but it's not good either. It is worse than just about any other car I have driven. It makes the car quite twitchy to drive.
The infotainment system is horrible. The subwoofer does not work properly, the sound is lacking and the touch screen, as the reviewer mentioned is lacking from physical buttons. I would not buy another Honda with such a system. It is also slow to operate and the bluetooth is not ver good either as it can only handle one phone at a time and can't switch between two (unless you are prepared to wait a minuted).
The FM receiver/antenna set up is defective on the vehicle. FM sound fades in an out as you drive. I have had a TSB done on mine that supposedly fixes this and it did nothing. It is a design fault, and Honda has not yet got this right.
The auto/start stop is intrusive and impacts drivability out of t-junctions. It also cuts of a/c when the engine switches off. Yes you can switch it off but it has to be done every time you start the car. There is no option in the system set up to set a time delay before it switches off or deactivate it permanently.
I have not be able to find anyway to switch the car off but leave it in accessory mode. Seriously Honda? You have to switch the car off and then press the start button to put it into accessory mode. This cause a huge delay in the infotainment system to restart and anything you were playing typically gets forgotten and starts from the beginning again. What a crappy system. I now hate push start systems (at least Honda's) and wish for a normal key ignition.. Call me a retro grouch.
My wife and I hoped to keep the car for 10 years but in six months of ownership it has annoyed us so much with these niggles that the many good points are over shadowed. We will be selling the car and replacing it long before 10 years is gone. Shame :(
It's an issue with most push to start vehicles. In my sister's toyota camry, if you leave the car in neutral instead of putting it in park, then press the engine stop button, it leaves it in accessory mode.
Colorado Biking In two push button start vehicles I've had, both Toyotas, not pressing the brake and just the start button puts it in accessory mode. Pressing the brake tells the car you want to start the engine. I can't speak on Hondas but, might be worth a try if you haven't already.
It only puts it into accessory mode if the car is already off. If the engine is running you have to put it in neutral, brake the car with the parking brake and then press the start button to switch the engine off but leave it in accessory mode. If you push the park button then the accessory mode will switch off. Also another annoying thing is if the engine start/stop is enabled when you come to a halt the engine will switch off. Then if you put the car into park, the engine will restart and will not switch off again unless you press the start/stop button at which point the accessory mode is switch off as well. This is really annoying.
wow, the Prius V and RAV4 my wife has owned and owns now weren't like that. You could go to accessory from off or running. That would be annoying but, I hope I never own a car with the start/stop feature. That IMO is the most stupid gimmick of all. It doesn't save any gas, is annoying at best and can be a problem in certain makes/models of vehicles. Way too much automation that is useless.
@roaming50 Thanks a bunch for your detailed review. We bought a 2016 elite Pilot 3 days ago and the audio/radio system doesn't work. It'll start when starting the car but will quit in less than a minute. Also the sound from DVD player will only work with headphones not otherwise. Basically the infotainment system is a empty box with GPS. My husband and I are thinking to return back to carmax (we are in 7 day window to return) no wonder they sell insurance and we didn't buy thinkinh our 2003 Odyssey worked great for 18 years what can go wrong with 2016 with trustable Honda. Now learnt a lesson with tech cars! Appreciate your review :)
I know I am not the only who laughed when he got in the 3rd row of the Highlander
lol
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An honest mechanic would tell you to buy a Toyota Highlander because of reliability and that's far more important than all the tech Honda has to offer. Toyota wins! Hands down!!
Like the Pilot for all the reasons mentioned. I prefer Touring/Elite trim's blind-spot monitoring to a one-sided camera. That said, I also have reservations about that 9-spd transmission.
Overall we looked at Highlander & Pilot, we decided to go with Highlander & was end of year clearance. I have owned 3 highlanders since '02, not one has let me down. It is fun to drive, our has all the bells whistles & including JBL/ Blu-ray entertainment center w/ captains chairs, not bench seats. The top trim model turned me off with the entertainment system.. no knobs & 9 speed transmission ? no thanks !
Thank God the double screens is not used in this Honda.
I’m the guy that can get his Pilot Elite to engage torque vectoring on dry pavement 😎
And I love it! Very happy with my purchase!! No complaints from me on the Pilot except the infotainment system needs knobs. The speaker system is excellent! Engine noise is delightful especially when VTEC hits. Handling is very sporty and MPG is awesome! Storage and seat comfort including third row are top of the third row segment. Hey Honda, Give us a hybrid Pilot!
Comeback to me when 2016 Mazda CX-9 comes out!
Great review but I disagree on the infotainment system. I've also read plenty of reviews where they agreed with me on this. I guess this is largely a personal preference. We needed the space and we stayed away from the upper trim levels so we could get the more familiar 6-speed trans. The push-button shift select is not fun and hard to get used to. But I was more worried about having transmission issues with this new 9-speed. For us the EX-L AWD had all the features we wanted and saved us about 10k vs. the top spec model. We also noticed the accessories which used to come standard can now cost $$$$ more so we stayed away from them.
No doubt Honda wins this one! Great Review by one of the industries best Journalists! 5 STARS *****
The Honda Pilot slices the Highlander in half with technology, efficiency, comfort, space, power, and versatility.
But what about reliability? Transmission?
I bet most didn't get the Highlander reference: "There can only be one"... :)
I did
Great review, very thorough touching upon all aspects of the vehicle... Just saw the Kelly blue book review and your review is comparatively less about being a personality and about actually reviewing the car.... Thank you for your this video.
Have to take issue with the reviewer's comments at 3:20 about Lane Watch Camera vs Blind Spot Monitoring. Blind Spot covers both sides of the vehicle. LW is only for the passenger's side. The Blind Spot Monitoring is an advantage in everyway over Lane Watch. I've experienced both and would take a true BSM system over LW any day.
hay, guys I got new Honda Pilot last month its brilliantly awesome, really comfortable not like old crappie shit, no windshield sound, and transmission work perfect, apparently these are the main trouble we find in Honda, after been using Toyota highlander for three years, I find Honda better than highlander, and amazingly comfortable and lots of driving fun, true statement I am not a typical Honda fan boy but this feel awesome
Jaison Pattuvelil Hi.. How is your honda pilot holding up? I am considering pilot vs new highlander. Which trim did u go for in Pilot?
Update?
Highly recommend anyone considering the Pilot to avoid the 9spd transmission. This same transmission is problematic in Acuras, Range Rover and Jeep Cherokee 2014+. The Highlander front seats are not that comfortable. The Highlander Platinum middle captains chairs have a weird gap between them. Cargo with third row folded down could be a problem. Seriously, avoid the Honda 9spd.
I own a 2016 pilot touring. To be totally honest, haven't had a problem with it as of yet. 77000 miles.
@@douglasmash4011 in elite version the audio/radio doesn't work at all. Something to do with electronic system that does not communicate well.
Radio/audio starts up when starting up the car after a min of drive it quits. Bought 3 days ago from car max and thinking to return not getting the value for my money
Crazyyy I’m trading my 2014 Cherokee for the trans acting up
@@wesleysuarez2402 after our Cherokee problems we bought a 4runner. Zero problems.
Unfortunately the reviewers weren't given the exl with sensing, which IMO is what most people would look for. the problem with honda exl vs touring and above is the road noise. after careful reading it appears that touring and elite have better acoustic glass and more sound dampening material in door panels and carpet. This is very evident if you test drive the same road back to back a touring and exl. exl is very noisy.
that was a good review
The 9-speed auto on Honda will have reliable issue in the future, I think!
+Liam Le You are correct my friend, Honda's auto trans has always been garbage (Honda's shitty auto trans started in the early 2000's and has carried all the way over to today) and now a 9 speed, watch the recalls start rolling in. Their standard trans on the other has been bulletproof as fuck.
+MrRandomshiznitz honda doesn't make the 9 speed. its from ZF a german company who makes for everyone especially mercedes and bmw.
no zf is the largest automatic maker on earth and is regarded as the top quality autos thats why honda chose them. they copied bmw.
You think?!...Trust me,it will.When it comes to automatic transmissions,my first choice wouldn't be a Honda because of their history with auto.
+penvon Honda isn't making this automatic, they buy it from ZF.
Without even watching the video, I own a Honda Pilot. There are more room in the pilot but the cost of ownership is far more than the Highlander.
Not really
I love Honda, but I hate the design of the new Pilot. I miss that old style 1st gen look. The Highlander is my 2nd option, I am in a battle between the two.
The long term reliability and resell price of the Toyota means it will be a better buy.
this is filmed in my neighbourhood in Oakville, Ontario
All thing's being subjective I choose Toyota's reputation above anything else.
How does your Touring have Elite features like cooled seats and pano sunroof?
If your trying to seat 8 people, you should be looking at minivans. I’ve owned many Hondas and Toyotas. Both are reliable, but IMO, Toyota is superior quality.
I'm not surprised the Pilot won. Hondas generally win over Toyotas in comparisons. It's because Honda doesn't excel in any specific thing, but instead, does most if not everything right.
+Sean Mängo-bat Kinda meaningless of a win for Honda, they had two years to catch up and best Toyota. This current gen Highlander has been out for about 2 years in its life cycle.
Is this video shot in Ontario, Canada?
Can't argue with the Honda, but I like the Highlander exterior design slightly better, so that has that going for it.
Highlander doesn't even have LED Headlights or tailights....
pilot was always bigger and better, but 4 years ago when I bought my 11 pilot the highlander was a bit stronger and smoother ride what happened lol
One should note that the "redesigned" Toyota Highlander is two years older than the 2016 Pilot. This comparison isn't necessarily apples to apples since there is no change to the Highlander from 2014-2016. One can say Toyota won in 2014 against the 2014 and 2015 Pilot, but I agree, the 2016 Pilot now has the upper hand in most categories. Regardless of what the pundits say, I love my 2015 Highlander Limited Platinum AWD. I just did a road trip of 2,600+ miles over the holidays and I never got uncomfortable or tired of driving the vehicle. I also averaged 24.6 mpg @ 75 mph with 3 other passengers, a dog, and the vehicle fully loaded with suitcases and presents. Finally, the Highlander is one of the most reliable vehicles made, period.
toyota is still great I had them years ago. .. but honda did there homework on this one. .
(future pilot buyers)
I'd rather have a highlander hybrid and be done with it
Do this for the 17!
Don’t bother buying a Honda Pilot. My pilot steering wheel leather started to peel at one corner and seat belt cover became loose at the holding clip. Dealership said all repair now must be approved by regional Honda rep and guess what they denied the warranty. Honda rep said steering wheel is a normal wear but my car barely has 30,000 miles. The seat belt cover they claimed we must have removed it and broken it when putting back together. I seriously don’t know where Honda came up with all the excuses. Do a search on the internet because you make a decision. Especially when a car manufacturer won’t stand behind their warranty.
The transmission is coming up next
Bought a top of the line Touring in Canada 6 months ago.
Cheezy touch screen, constant finger prints annoying.
So much tech means quite a bit of reading to figure out what's what.
9 speed tranny and shift pads a learning curve but great fun.
Took an extended warranty to avoid any issues down the road.
Good looker, and no regrets.
Archie F same problem in my MDX fingerprints are so annoying
You should do a comparison between the Ford Explorer and the Pilot
Prince JT la pilot nada que ver con la explorer la ford no tiene seguridad
i love Toyota but to be honest the pilot is better choice ):
Is toyota innova and toyota highlander is the same?
Highlanders looks way better. Stylish. The Pilot is just round and huge with no real design and I dont like the rear end.
Either way both good cars no "winner" both are good. Comparisons are dumb.
I really like the Honda overall is probably a BIT better.. But the driver side controls, displays and dashboard are far better in the Toyota, especially since Toyota stuck with a traditional Tachometer and speedometer - huge plus for the Highlander. I think Honda unfortunately chose a weird, strange dashboard design. When driving you spend so much time looking at the dashboard, I would have to go with the Toyota Highlander for final purchase. Oh, one more thing that I did NOT like on the Honda is the electronic shifter. At least you can still get a traditional shifter in the lower level Pilot. That's another reason, I am going with the Highlander - better traditional shifter.
Yeah go ahead and compare a XLE to a touring... Should compare a ELITE with a limited platinum . So it's really not even fair .
Honda haven't fix their automatic transmissions. They just don't last. Hope with the new CVT transmission that problem get solved. In my opinion both are good choices but in SUV I give Toyota the edge. Honda in small cars all the way specially if they are manual transmissions.
My family was buying a new car it was between the pilot and highlander. The Honda Pilot has less technology which was nice which means less to fail. We decided the 3rd row was bigger in the pilot than the highlander
Where is this filmed in the GTA?
The Toyota Highlander looks the best though!
I agree
Nah it's been the same design for 3 years. And at least Honda uses LED Daytime Running lights and LED tailights where the Highlander doesn't.
+Savann Williams Toyota is the Wallmart of the car industry !
+Savann Williams The Highlander has led drls. For 2017 they'll have led head and taillights.
+Juan Ramirez Nah, that's Chrysler.
Seems the Honda is overall better? What do you guys think?
Yes it is.
Savann Williams f
Bit nicer for the Honda overall. But the I like the more traditional dashboard and traditional shifter much better in the Toyota.
yep we got an elite and it is better
The all new 2016 Honda Pilot Elite.
The Pilot just missed the Android Auto and the Apple Car Play that went to the Accord. Otherwise, the Hondalink system is really good. Garmin Navi looks great, but Google Maps works better. There is a ton of internet content available making AM FM XM nearly obsolete.
I don't understand the reviewers obsession with Lane Watch, give me blind spot monitoring any day. When is Honda going to abandon this technology that covers one side of the car? If it was so good why doesn’t any other manufactures use it or even it’s up market division Acura.
Sooner or later cameras will replace side mirrors to improve aero and fuel economy. Tesla wants to get rid of mirrors now but government regulations won't allow it. When the time comes Honda will be more ready than other manufacturers
"Refinement vs Fit and Finish?" Same thing??
Toyota Klugers are reliable af
Depending on where it was assembled.
penvon They're only assembled in the United States
+penvon every highlander from today is being made in the kentucky plant, exported to russia and australia only
We had 3 Toyota's and 4 Honda's in our family and I confirm that Honda is quite better than Toyota.
2018 oddest has cabin watch and cabin talk
Anybody know if the 2016 Honda pilot can get cooled seats and two sunroofs in the touring trim not touring elite?
+Evan Landry I would love to know that as well, but I highly doubt it
As far as I know, only the Elite trim has a panoramic roof.
The width of the 3rd row in the Highlander is excellent but the height is laughable. You can adjust the 2nd row to get some legroom. Spending 35K plus for one of these better fit an adult in the 3rd row. Avoid the 9 speed in the Pilot. Long drives and punching it off the line is great but in stop and go traffic you will learn to despise a DCT very quickly. The Highlander needs cylinder deactivation.
These are NOT "Large family" haulers. They're meant for a family of 3 or 4. Any more and you need a full sized SUV.
So these are the Odyssey and the Sienna with hoods and with cramped third row? What's the point, again, in an AWD crossover? You haven't even tried to find an unpaved road.
Hyundai Veracruz, although now obsolete, trumps both. Designed almost 8 years ago offered luxury and tech unheard of at the time in mainstream import non-German brands. Lamda 3.8 V6 was powerful and smooth and with AWD ran a 20MPG avg in 2007!! With 260HP and 257 lb-ft it was no slouch. Its a shame it wasn't marketed as well and at that time people were reluctant to forge over Acura MDX - Lexus Rx350 money for a "luxury-esque Hyundai" All that is about to change when the GENESIS brand will be launched. Can't wait for the GENESIS LUXURY SUV.
But what about technology???
Seeing as its an 8 year old design; it comes with NAV,
Memory Seats,
Auto dimming rearview
AND BOTH driver and passenger side mirrors are auto dimming,
Rain-sensing wipers,
tri-zone climate control,
110V outlet
Auto Rear hatch to name a few
+MotoGuide The Honda Pilot has all those features....What's the difference???
It's a Hyundai..
And you're an ignorant nincompoop.
I wander how much you got paid from Honda
What kind of gas I have to use in a Toyota Highlander premium or regular ?
Regular is okay.
Well, if you don't want to kill the vehicle, go regular.
LOL...
I'll pass both for the new Mazda cx-9
only 227 HP in the Mazda? I don't know about that.
Toyota has better financing terms for highlander. Toyota gave me quote for 1.9% apr, but honda gave me quote for 3.25%. However, Toyota doesn't beat Honda Sensing features just yet.
Then use a bank....
lol now honda gives 0.9 or 1.9
just like the CRV kills the Rav4. The pilot easily wins here as well. Toyota can only do corollas.
honda pilot for the win! i have a 05
Hi guys, do you ever turn image stabilization off on you camera? What shutter speed and frame rate do you shoot at? Look at 5:43 - trucking into the luggage area judders like crazy. Next shot at 5:49 is the same - way too much judder. Check your settings, this is painful to watch.
just my opinion but minivans are sooo much better in every category I can think of
+44,537,955 views except AWD handling and safety
there you go
+44,537,955 views My wife has a 2014 Toyota highlander Platinum, and we both agree "MINIVANS ARE AWESOME"!!!
44,537,955 views except the occasional off road jaunt. Want to bottom out or get stuck? Go in a minivan. That's the reason for an SUV.
Honda everything ia good
except the transmission
The highlander is nicer than the pilot
Comparing Lane Keeping with Easy Speak. Really? Why don't you compare a wrench with an apple while you are at it?
These are practical reliable and soulless transportation appliances. Sadly, what would make them more than that costs little, but they refuse to make them attractive or offer a handling and braking upgrade option.
Bruno TaTa Dude, relax its a car. I don't think they even have souls???
What's up with the chrome unibrow design cue on these cars? Looks so ugly.
The highlander wins the place
Shooting location is so familiar, is this in Oakville?
reupload and Honda won!!!!!
And you can tell he's all for the Honda.
He was comparing the vehicles.
The Pilot is a great looking car, no doubt about it, but it has one feature which I think is awful, and which not many car reviewers show you. On the remote key fob, if you hit the unlock button twice and hold it in, the windows and sunroof all open, to let the hot air out of your car in the summer, apparently. Why you would need this with remote start, I don't know. However, you have to take the mechanical key our of the fob and put it into the driver's door lock to put the windows up. What's wrong with that? Let me tell you. Talking from experience, if you have the remote in your pocket, it's possible for the button to be pressed in without you knowing it, and all your windows will open - without you knowing it! I went to my car (not a Honda) the next morning, in January, to find all the windows open. Now, if it had been lashing with rain, the interior would have got soaked. The Acura MDX also has this feature, and I think it's time Honda removed it. It's unnecessary and annoying. For me, I'd take the Highlander. Just my opinion of course. Otherwise, the Honda is a cracking looking car.
u looked like stephen hawking in the 3rd row.
the style is better too
Why don't you say which car??? Or else no one will know what you're talking about...
Savann Williams I think I was talking about the pilot
The highlander is Absolutely gorgeous and the 2020 is like is this Toyota or is it Lexus is funny cause Toyota basically is lexus.
I don't understand why people would use these cars if people actually need a third row. If your family is 5 or over, these vehicles are not great. They are ment for a family of 4, who occasionally uses the third row for carpool duties. And also, the pilot looks just like a minivan, so I don't understand why people would do them selfs a disservice and by one over a minivan.
well me being the hp junky that I am I would have to buy the Pilot eventho the Highlander looks better.
CVT could be worst.The reviewer only tested only 1month doesnot make sense for owing whole life. think before pulling out your bank account.
Would you be so kind to buy both cars and report back in 10 years? Thanks.
lol
Completely disagree!!! Honda feels under power, slow, sluggish, sloppy steering, and up and down the street you will feel it more. Toyota Highlander felt better, more comfortable, quite, refined, well made, smooth ride, and handling. Honda was all plastics, and rough ride with full passenger. Sold the Honda Pilot for the Toyota Highlander
honda pilot the best
I see many many more highlanders than pilots...
S to the U to the V...
Suburban is your top choice if you have a large family.
Chevy will break down at 70k miles
Yup spend 70k for a little bigger car, slower, worse mpg, and less reliability.