Bought a 2020 Pilot yesterday. The transaction wasn't as smooth as our previous car purchase in 2017, but we knew going in our trade-in wouldn't be worth much. They started with $1500 for our 2008 Odyssey, which was below KBB value. That's a first. When we were finished, they gave us $4500 for it (well above value) plus every incentive available (Honda loyalty, first responder, college) even though we didn't qualify for any of them. .9% financing, which is really low for Honda Financing. 3 years of free maintenance (not useful, as we live an hour plus away) and a lifetime powertrain warranty was thrown in as well.
The dealership was basically deserted, only 1-2 other customers there while we were there. The city we were in has a mask ordinance, so we wore masks the whole time...as did the poor salesman who had to "train" me on the new electronics. He was having trouble breathing out in the humidity while going through the dozens of options/settings in the car.
Coming from a 12 year old car, the electronics on this car are a bit ridiculous. Cameras, lane assist, assisted cruise control, and on and on. Remote start, and keyless entry with a fob (no keys!) It locks when I walk away from the car, and I even have heated seats!
Android Auto is going to be awesome, but I didn't have the right USB cable for my Pixel 3 to hook into the car's computer.