2009 Honda Pilot Consumer Discussions Page 4

Honda Pilot Lease Questions

Honda Pilot Money Factors and Residuals

Written by: rwright1977 on Sep 16, 2009 07:41 AM

Car_Man - I have appreciated your help in the past in negotiating leases on a few BMW 3 - series. We are looking to replace another car and are considering the Honda Pilot. The leasing offers, as others have noted, seem quite unattractive at this point, but can you post MF's and Residuals for the following 2009 Pilot 4WD Touring with Nav (no RES) - 12K/year for 36 months ... Read More...

Honda Pilot Prices Paid and Buying Experience

I got tired of waiting for Honda incetives

Written by: akplnjpe on Sep 15, 2009 08:18 PM

I just bought 2009 CX-9. Mazda still supports the $4,000 rebate. I think it is better deal for your $ than Honda Pilot. Read More...

2009 Honda Pilot

Re: 2009 Pilot Accessory Upgrades [pocketbass]

Written by: tommate on Aug 26, 2009 09:26 PM

Hi. I just bought the cargo cover for my 2010 Touring and I also noticed the same thing. Especially, the right side seat belt pushes against the cover when it is being used. I think it is just poor design on Honda's part. Read More...

Honda Pilot vs Mazda CX-9 vs Toyota Highlander

Choice was CX-9

Written by: newawdcx9 on Aug 18, 2009 05:27 PM

I am the recent buyer of a 2009 AWD Touring. I am a researcher and I test drove the following cars, Honda Pilot (2nd choice but too noisy and poor handling), Highlander (Yawn and too expensive), GMC Acadia/Chevy Traverse (too expensive harsh transmission), Sante Fe (good value but too small, poor handling), Veracruz (too expensive, poor handling), Flex (styling ... Read More...

Honda Pilot Prices Paid and Buying Experience

09 EXL W/RES PRICING

Written by: bavic on Aug 11, 2009 06:19 PM

Have quotes from three different dealerships. For 2009 Honda Pilot EXL W/RES. MRSP Eprice 1)37,605 34,275 w/Dest + TTR 2)36,895 33,665 w/oDest + TTR 3)37605 33,125 w/Dest + TTR Clearly #3 is the best pricing But is it a good price outside these three dealers. Thanks for the time Read More...

2010 Honda Pilot Touring Model

Written by: ksiebelmail on Aug 10, 2009 02:41 PM

I wanted to buy a 2010 Honda pilot Touring Model and went to dealer and quoted 35K for Touring with RES.Not sure if this is reasonable price but sales man said we are far apart and we can't sell a vechile at that price and never even gave a reverse quote.So i raised my bait to 36K and still not getting responce from them.My friend bought 2009 same touring model for 33.5K ... Read More...

Re: 2009 4WD EX-L no RES price [teoteebob]

Written by: jayrider on Aug 05, 2009 09:24 AM

Honda will continue to cut production until demand matches supply. They can then hold pricing on pilots because enough people want them -- even at msrp. They will also increase prices slowly but surely so that when the snow flies they can offer discounts off inflated prices so folks feel like they got a deal. The only way consumers can negate this strategy is to ... Read More...

Re: 2010 Pilot EX-L 4WD w/o Nav for $34,430 [aln1]

Written by: angie_b on Aug 04, 2009 03:08 PM

Thanks for response. Actually, the $34,430 was the price we negotiated but I asked them to throw those items in since they wouldn't drop to my offer of $33,500. (Yeah, i've checked and will be picking up a few other accessories from after market sellers) This dealer doesn't even have any of these on their lot--in fact I've only found 3-4 in this trim period in the ... Read More...

Honda Pilot Maintenance and Repair

Re: B16 Code on 2009 Pilot [donix]

Written by: poodog13 on Aug 01, 2009 09:28 AM

Seems unlikely that thesee "perceived" reductions in performance levels are realistic or attributable to oil condition. Many oil manufacturers indicate that their oil lives go well beyond 3,000, and my Honda Pilot is providing the maintenance reminders closer to 5,000 per interval. If $50-$60 per year is no big deal to you, perhaps consider listening to ... Read More...

Honda Pilot Prices Paid and Buying Experience

Re: 2009 4WD EX-L no RES price [munk]

Written by: teoteebob on Jul 29, 2009 01:12 PM

"Local dealer tells me there most likely won't be any big incentives because honda is cutting production of 2010s by 30-40%, and with "high demand" there likely won't be big savings on either 09 or 10s." High demand so Honda is cutting production by 30-40%! Boy, does that ever sound like dealer talk to me. I have been watching the inventories of several dealers ... Read More...