How long do honda pilots last?

My 2004 Honda Pilot has 346+ miles and still driven daily to work and back.

I am looking for a Honda Pilot and trying to find the best year. We read that 2010 is not good, they had the most complaints. Anyone have any suggestions?

My 2008 pilot has 372,000 miles, I still drive it daily.I have changed timing belt twice along with regular maintenance.

@Joseph T. Answered on April 9, 2020 a honda pilot generally lasts for around 120,000 miles YOU MUST HAVE DROVE IT OFF A CLIFF

Not sure who the heck this John T is but he obviously very very ignorant to honda pilots reputation and doesn't have a clue about what hes talking about.. John t please inform us as to how its possible a honda pilot that has 200,000 miles can book for over$12,000.?? I've

My husband just traded in his 2015 Honda Pilot with 338,000 miles for a 2021 Pilot.

I have 2007 pilot with 210,000. Debating whether to repair windshield, replace tires, some front end rattle,electrical problems with front headlight (estimating $1500-2000 altogether) or to call it a day.

Well my 2006 Honda Pilot Has 293,429 miles on it a d still running Great vehicles

My Honda Pilot 2003 has 266422

Our 2011Pilot has 225K and has been amazing. Regular maintenance and a water pump in 10 years. All you could ask for.

120,000 seriously are you smoking crack ? Regular maintenance these can hit 300,000 I would bet $120,000 on it

My 2012 Pilot has 165,000 Miles and is just now giving us problems.

You must have bought a river flooded Honda pilot to only last 120,000 miles

The only new vehicle that I have ever bought is my 2008 Honda Pilot. It has 268,000 miles on it now and I have never had a problem with it! I am waiting for my last child to finish college this year and THEN I willbe looking for a new Pilot!

I drove my 2004 Honda Pilot 378,00 mi. My son n law drove it another 15,000, sold it to a friend who sent us a picture of the odometer rolling over to 400,000 mi. My 2016 Pilot has 134,000 mi

We're the owner on one of those "Silver Pilots" that you see EVERYWHERE! Bought an '04 used from the original owner ($7K) and let our daughter use it at VA Tech for her senior year. I transfered the title and she then used it for two years after graduation in grueling stop and go D.C. Traffic. I bought it back from her for a $1000 as that is all the guys at the palce she bought her new ride would give her on trade. Daddy's been driving the beast for two years plus and it now has around 230K miles. No issues at all........ It's a Honda for Pete's Sake! So - - - 8 grand of capital and a timing belt and other normal minor maintenance stuff is not too bad, huh? In our family use for five years now and this ride shows no impending signs of being worn out. None.

My 2004 Pilot has 470,000 miles and continues to take me on adventures…

My 2007 Honda Pilot has 335,000 miles and still going strong!

My 2004 Pilot engine died at 210k miles. My 2010 Pilot engine died at 225k miles. Just purchased a 2020 Pilot and I hope the luck keeps going. Never had any problems with a Pilot before 200k miles.

2003 Honda Pilot 247,000 miles and it still takes me on my 30 minute each way commute to work everyday 💃🏾. Love love love this car ❤.

2012 Pilot EX-L, bought new, all scheduled maintenance done by dealer. Power steering pump & front struts replaced under Honda Care. Many long road trips including four cross-county. 122,000 miles and still a great comfortable ride. Knock on wood....would love to drive it to 300,000.

A honda pilot generally lasts for around 120,000 miles.

I have a 2017 Pilot and the only thing Ihad to change was a sensor of oil pressure Bank1; with 90k.

I just totaled my 2007 Honda Pilot, it had 230K miles on it and i only had to replace the alternator and regular care and maintenance! It was a sold car and so reliable. I am now in the process of looking for a newer one! Loved the 3rd row and Rear entertainment center for my kiddos!

2004 with 262000 and transmission bit the dust.

I have 280k and it really runs like new. Maintained and run with full syn oil since I purchased at 42k. I know I am in the bonus round with the car but not sure why another 100-200k would be a surprise!

My 2006 Pilot has 288,000 miles and still being driven regularly.

Just spent couple of thousands to rebuild the tranny on my original 2004 Pilot with 208,000 miles since it would still be a lot cheaper, more reliable, and it could potentially last another 10yrs than buying an used car or even a brand new car! LOL

Just bought a 2005 Pilot with 144,000 miles. I've only had it a few weeks, but it is a GREAT vehicle. No problems other than the TPMS lights up, but I was warned that this was a weakness on these things. I just ignore it and walk around the SUV and look at the tires.

I have a 2011 Pilot (Touring) with over 225,000. It has been excellent but recently started a weird rattle on occasion. Sounds similar to bad fuel rattle. Services always have been performed by Honda. They are having difficulty pinpointing this issue.

My Honda Pilot 2010 is still running and I have no complaints

My 2003 Ford Explorer has 240,000 miles on it.

My 2003 pilot Is at 244000 miles.

My 2012 has 197,000 and has been an amazing car for us!

My dad had a 2008 pilot with res and it got totalled in accident it was a good car with 131k

Mine is a 2010 Honda pilot touring. I have 224,000 miles on mine. Only have had to replace minor normal things. Most I have had to do is timing belt ten pulley . Its been hit 3 times . Turned on over on its side ( not me driving ) drove out every time. While others was beyond repair. I have pulled a 27" camper through ozark mountains multiple times with it. No I have not kept the best at oil changes and things. So if you say its a bad ride. You are wrong. Safety and dependable. Never has not been reliable. 100% best ever.

165,000 for my 2004 Honda Pilot and is very reliable.

My 2011 pilot has 205,000 miles and the first major thing to go wrong was the AC compressor so I can't really complain

180877...Only minor wear and tear but still making history.

2004 Honda Pilot 237,333, still driving.

Thank you for all of this. I'm about to buy a 2012 Pilot with 120,000 miles and looking forward to.another 100,000 miles.

I have a 2012 with 185,000 miles and so far so good. Nothing but regular maintenance knock on wood.

My 2006 EXL bought new now has 257,000. It was never babied yet still runs strong quiet and smooth. The AC's dead - in New England lack of AC is just a minor annoyance - and several dash lights are burnt out - enough of an annoyance at night to consider a DIY repair. Otherwise no pressing issues for local use. It remains a great asset and I expect to continue driving it a few times a week indefinitely!

I have a 2012 Honda Pilot with 128,000 miles and It’s still great! It has been a great car with regular maintenance.

A Honda Pilot will last 120,000 miles if you never ever ever do any maintenance on it ever. And then it will start to show issues.

My 2012 has 185k on it and is fine as kind.Only regular maintenance, knock on wood!

307k and change, only needed a O2 sensor change, 120k miles my a*s

My 2013 has 140,000 on it with no issues at all. Scheduled maintenance is all I have done to it. Great vehicle except paint issues with that model.year on the white paint.

My 04 pilot got 220k drive it every day

I bought an 08 pilot last year with 165k miles. New O2 sensor an timing belt and regular oil changes. So far so good!

2006 EXL AWD, on it's 3rd timing belt, regular maintenance with synthetic oil/filter changes every 5k miles and it will turn over 200k any day now.

My 2008 Honda Pilot has 200,000 on it, drives like new, I do change oil (synthetic) every 3,000 miles, love my Pilot!

I have a 2007 pilot that I bought new. It has 99,000 miles, seriously. Always maintained by Honda except the muffler that was welded by a shop that mud Honda dealer recommended. I’m about to buy new tires and then replace a sensor in right front. It has a rattle over the radio. I want to have it repainted and after reading all the testimonies, will go ahead. I’m worried about underbody rust here in Massachusetts but sounds like my Pilot’s body is good for another few years. Ceiling cover has come loose on the right side and will use mattress pins to re-attach it.

2011 Honda Pilot.We are second owner. My first Honda ever.Had to replace transmission at 120000 miles . At 175000 miles have all oil seals replaced costing 3800 dollars. Money pit

Last winter I bought a 2008 Honda Pilot EX-L with 230,000 miles on it. I tested the transmission (smooth and the vehicle had no hitch). I tested the engine (compression tested the front 3 cyllnders and looked at the sparks), ran am OBD2 tool - no important codes (some TMPS, etc). Looked underneath for rust, had one questionable spot. The tailpipe had no signs of oil burning. Test drove it, was fine. In addition to the $1,000 purchase price, I knew I had to repair both rear window regulators, front and rear suspension, put a new water pump and timing belt, repair the rusted area (rear cross member bolt to chassis), do a thorough carpet cleaning. So, I spent about $2.5k on top to bring it to shape (suspension, all fluids, belts, pump). It is now at 234k miles. I hope it can last to 300k miles. 2008 was the last year of Pilot without VCM. I would suggest deactivating so the engine does not start burning oil. I used to have a 2004 Honda Pilot with 368k miles before I sold it.

I have a 2004 Honda Pilot and it just hit 300k a few weeks ago. No big issues. I have to recharge my AC about every month in summer. I drive it about 2 hours on the interstate Mon-Fri. Great car, I'll be sad but not at all disappointed when she gives out.

Original owner of a 04 PILOT with 247k. Best vehicle we ever bought and shows no signs of slowing down. Original engine and tranny and only periodic maintenance was performed. I do all general repairs and fluids. (Castro GTX Synthetic & only Honda ATF). Hope to hit 300K by years end.

About to hit 250k on my 2011 pilot. One timing belt replacement at 200k.(yeah I stretched it) but it was still in good shape. Other then that, mostly just maintence stuff. As long as you aren't in a place that rusts, it should last a long time if you take care of it.

I’ve had 3Honda pilots in my lifetime. A 2003 that had 478,000 miles on it when it finally died (yes she was a rockstar when we ever had to go to the dealer lol), a 2008 with 235,000 and still rolling and my 2015 with 150,000 miles. Honda pilots are the one suv you can expect to get at least 300,000 out of it, and for some little engines that don’t quit, nearly 500,000

My 2006 Honda Pilot was purchased for $5000 with 162,000 miles. It's nearly 2023 now and the vehicle has 193, 000 miles. Mainly just basic maintenance.

I have a 2012 Honda Pilot. I currently have 399,156 miles!!!! I am anxiously waiting to roll over to 400,000 miles!!!

I have a Honda pilot 2018 with 219,000 KMS & By God’s Grace - works fine. Fuel economy 10.5-10.8L/100 Kms

Found a 2008 Pilot for my gal with 165.000 miles and hoped it would make it to 300k. Talked with an owner of a 2003 who said she made it to 300k without a valve adjustment and said it ran great. She bought a new 2015 and gave away the 2003 to a friend who needed a car! Aww!!

My 2007 Honda Pilot EX-L has over 330,000 miles on it. Only regular service has been needed with the exception of replacing a radiator and power steering pump. I’m real religious when it comes to servicing the fluids, belts, hoses, and suspension parts. We have owned it since it was new with 3 miles on the clock. I have only used synthetic oil in it and Honda Genuine other fluids. Can’t beat a Honda for reliability. It is still going strong and is my wife’s daily driver.

Looking at a 2013 Honda Pilot with 163,000 miles. Asking price 13,000. Good deal or leave it alone? Selling from a major dealership.

Honda pilot still driving everyday regular maintenance

I have a 2010 regular maintenance has 178,000 on it change water pump tensioners valve cover gaskets alternator general maintenance truck is running great expect to keep it to the wheels fall off LOL

2010 pilot transmission gone at 58000 miles no help from dlr

Had a 2003 Honda Pilot and drove it 310,000 miles until the transmission went out. Replaced it with a 2006 Honda Pilot and drove that to 345,000 miles. I replaced it with my current 2011 Honda Pilot because I wanted something newer, but it ran great the entire time I had it. My current 2011 Honda Pilot has been the most problematic. It currently has 220,000 miles not sure how much longer I will keep it

My 2009 was amazing. Brakes replaced once, timing belt for maintaince, oil changes and a few sets of tires. 155k miles, engine quit. Not a ton of highway miles, but was certainly shocked it died.

I have 2019 Honda pilot 207000 kms, going good- Gods Grace

Original owner of 2011 Pilot turning 200,000 miles and I'm not easy on it! Regular maintenance including timing belt, struts, front/rear converter, etc. I installed the VCM Muzzler several years ago and that immediately corrected the issue I was having w/fouled plugs and burning oil........wish I had done it sooner! I hope it never stops running!

Our 2009 died at 348,421 miles. Die to oil loss. Engine locked up.

2004 Honda Pilot 285,000 still use it daily. Bought it in 2014. Battery 3 mths ago, 2 sets of tires, & struts 6 mths ago. Routine maintenance. Used it 2 yrs for rideshare. No complaints here.

2010 pilot 315 k miles. Have Tuned up and replaced tires , batts, Timing belt and alt. That’s it

My 2003 Honda Pilot has 120,000 miles today with regular maintenance. It is still going excellent. Very happy.

Have a 2007 pilot. Still runs great. No major issues. Oil changes and the maintenance. Just got a 2017 Lexus NX with 20,000. Giving the pilot to our 25 year old son. It should give him years of driving. It has 159000 miles. A workhorse for sure!!!

My 2004 has 198K. Only changed timing belts once at 180 K, and brakes oil minor stuff. Runs perfectly… Wonderful car more comfortable than my accord and even taken off road occasionally where it is remarkable

2010 Pilot turning 250,000 miles today. I am consistent with maintenance (including timing belts) and rotate and balance on time. Get excellent wear on tires. Can't complain.

My 2011 Pilot has 223,000 miles, and just started making a weird noise for the first time ever. Up until now it has run like new.

I have 2004 pilot awd.Never had a problem, owned it salvaged at 68k just now transmission when out at 238k never replace timing belt or anything else exept oil and breaks, windshield wipers.