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Hands down the worst car I've ever driven in the snow
The Pilot was great to me. Super reliable, and I only ever had one problem outside of routine maintenance, a rear HVAC blower motor went out, which was replaced under Honda Care for no charge. I selected the FWD model after getting a CPO mouse infested 4WD model from a dealer. They upgraded me to Leather and Rear Entertainment. We average under 40" of snow here, so I didn't think anything of the lack of 4WD. Until the first day I had to drive in snow. Even with Michelin Xice 2 snow tires, I couldn't make it over small bridges, crossing a single lane train track. Cars with all seasons drove right past me. I'd slide backward down the hill. Bit better w/ traction control turned off.
!!!!!BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!
Beware before you buy a Honda Pilot. The car has lots of peep, but that is about it. After 65 mph, the front wheel shakes like crazy ( there are hundreds of complaints on the web about this). Honda cannot find the problem. We took the car there 7-8 times!!!!! Next, after a few months, smoke began pouring out of the A.C. and could not be driven. Then a few weeks ago, an electric problem stranded my wife and daughter (who was coming home from the Doctor). The next week, the same thing happened again. Finally, the gas mileage is HORRIBLE. Just as bad as my Ford Expedition. The EPA of 17/22 is not even close!!!!!
- EX-L 4dr SUVMSRP: $7,99078 mi away
- LX 4dr SUVMSRP: $7,99582 mi away
- EX 4dr SUVMSRP: $6,95087 mi away
Used to love but no more
Brought my 2007 Pilot brand new. Now February 2013 with only 64,000 my spark plugs are gone and coil burned. The dealer told me it will cost $4500 to fix. I am very disappointed and upset with Honda. The technician told me they don't check spark plugs until 100,000 miles. So I would have no way on knowing that there is a problem. It give no warning. I was sitting at the traffic light when the Pilot starting shaking and making a noise as I drove off. I had to pull into a shopping center and have it towed to the dealer because I could not drive it. I have owned 4 Hondas but I think this will be my last.
What you should know before buying a Honda Pilot
There are really only two issues I have with my car. #1 The road noise is Horrid to say the least and the more your tires wear the noise is enough to give you a headache. Forget about hearing anyone sitting in the back seat or them hearing you. #2 Imagine my surprise when I desperately needed 4x4 and I pushed the button to activate and "NOTHING"... seems the 4x4 can only be used if you are driving under 30mph..well at 32mph and snowing hard on steep highway I was out of luck and a danger to myself as well as everyone else on the road in the same predicament.
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Honda lies about gas consumption.
This car is totally horrible on gas. Any decent features are totally overshadowed by its hunger for gasoline. Honda told me a bunch of lies about how the fuel consumption will improve, but I drove it for 3000 miles and don't see any improvements. For the curious, I get on average 10-11 MPG and thats both city and highway driving.