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Does the 2011 Honda Pilot come equipped with Bluetooth technology?
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The 2011 Honda Pilot comes with bluetooth capability when you opt for the navigation package. With Honda's HandsFreeLink system, drivers can connect their smart devices to the vehicle via bluetooth for streaming music and voice activation to make phone calls. Even if you don't choose the navigation package, the three Pilot trims offer standard tech features. The Touring trim goes a step further with additional luxury upgrades. Among the EX-L 4WD, EX-L AWD, and Touring models, owners can enjoy 3 months of free satellite radio, an AUX input, AM/FM stereo, speed-sensitive volume controls, and a subwoofer. The Touring model further includes a video monitor, 10 speakers, rear audio controls, a USB connection, DVD player, and a remote control for sound and video adjustments.
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How can I connect my phone to hands-free Bluetooth?
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How can I clear the system on my newly purchased 2011 Honda Pilot to remove all the previous owner's information?
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The 2011 Touring Bluetooth feature is not compatible with streaming music, only phone calls and voice commands.
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Certainly! Absolutely, the 2011 Honda Pilot has the capability for Bluetooth. The Touring model with RES/Navi includes wireless phone connectivity as a standard feature, while it is possible to include it as an option on the LX, EX, and EX-L models.
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In the 2011 Honda Pilot, if you have the built-in navigation system, you can enjoy bluetooth handsfree communication through the handsfreelink feature.
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