I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder, BUT...
How can you not like the Pilot's styling? With those slight curves just in the right places and the subtle contours that accentuates those curves, which all blend nicely with series of straight lines that hold them all together, you get a sense of equilibrium about the car. There's something to be said about understated and yet very defined aesthetic qualities.
No boxy look like those made by...well, I don't wanna say whom, but I'll say the initials, GM (Envoy, Trail Blazer, Cherokee) or look like a whole bunch of rectangular metal slabs just put together (Explorer), or look like a truck with a canopy just put on the top of the bed (4Runner, Pathfinder, QX4) or trying to force a combination of straight lines and curves that just don't look right (Highlander) or look like an army surplus truck with just a designer label stuck on it and rides like one too (Discovery), or look as though it was made just for the sake of calling it an SUV to grab more market share (RX300, ML 320) and on and on and on.
Admittedly, I wasn't overly impressed with the Pilot's styling, but then again, I never was with any SUV's at all in the past. But the more I look at my Pilot, the better looking it gets. The more I see other SUV's on the road or especially, parked next to my Pilot, the more my Pilot's beauty grows.
Ummm....so, I think you kinda get the gist of what I think how the Pilot looks
