[matthew51]

I ordered a horn from a 2018 Accord and will be making the switch soon.

 

[emyers]

Ok all, quit enjoying your ride and share your thoughts, pros, cons experience and most of all. Pictures please

Have had mine almost a week and love it. I have the EX-L and the dog fits very nicely in the back. I did order some Weathertech accessories that should be here this week. I find myself turning the idling off as I live in the city and find it annoying in traffic. The lane assist shocked me at first but find it as a great feature. Very smooth and has been great in the snow.

 

[chelsea97]

Current owners - I am thinking about pulling the trigger on a Touringn AWD. One of the reasons is that I can’t live without parking sensors. I have not test driven, but noticed only 2 senors in the front? How do those work? Thanks!

 

[reneepalmer]

Sensors work well. They have a wide coverage front and back and around each corner. Should help prevent some surprise from happening to ruin your day. Nice help in getting parked in the garage far enough so back hatch can be opened while garage door is down. Really like having them.

 

[aarondixon]

I'm sure the Horns were designed by the guys (or gals) that design the Front Ends...

Road Runner anyone....?

 

[josechaney]

Driving thru fast food drive-thrus has been an awakening experience. Getting close enough to pay and pick up the food sets off the warning every time!

 

[qchavez]

Picked up my PP a couple days ago after 6 months of research, test driving (most multiple times for a good distance) Q5, X5, Mecan, new blazer rs, grand cheokee trail hawk etc. kept coming back to the PP. The you tube videos on its off road credentials were the final thing that convinced me. that is one capable awd system. With studded winter tires I have no doubt it will serve me well in winter too. As to some commenting on the "firm" ride I came from a 2017 camaro ss* so to me it's quite plush.*My needs changed so I moved from the performance vehicle as I wanted towing ability in addition to other things.

 

[aarondixon]

Picked up my PP a couple days ago after 6 months of research, test driving (most multiple times for a good distance) Q5, X5, Mecan, new blazer rs, grand cheokee trail hawk etc. kept coming back to the PP. The you tube videos on its off road credentials were the final thing that convinced me. that is one capable awd system. With studded winter tires I have no doubt it will serve me well in winter too. As to some commenting on the "firm" ride I came from a 2017 camaro ss* so to me it's quite plush.*My needs changed so I moved from the performance vehicle as I wanted towing ability in addition to other things.

WELCOME! I thought I did a lot of research, but yours was much more extensive! Like you my needs changed and driving a couple of BMW 3-series cars the last 16 years, the PP is a very welcome change..

So what accessories do you plan to add?

 

[qchavez]

Greetings. Options.... 5000# hitch, ext warranty, roof cross bars, cargo cover, 3m coating for the front end and rear hatch entry. That'll probably do it. This is a great vehicle.