How much is a 2003 Honda Pilot worth?
At this late stage in the game with it already being 17 years old, and the problems that existed with this model from the moment it came off the line from the manufacturer, there is really no upside to buying a 2003 Honda Pilot at this point. According to Edmunds.com, a 2003 Honda Pilot is worth about $4,497.
Are there transmission problems with a 2003 Honda Pilot?
The 2003 was just not a good model year overall and the chief problems with the 2003 Honda Pilot were transmission problems. The website has over 60 complaints lodged relating to transmission issues with the typical repair cost being over $3,000 for those who reported it.
How many Honda pilots are there in the US?
Overall, the Honda Pilot has been a fairly successful model for Honda. Sales are routinely above 100,000 units every year. In 2018 they sold over 159,000 in America, and 2019 sold 135]
What kind of car is the Honda Pilot?
The 2009 Honda Pilot looks more SUV-like in its second edition, but it has the room of a minivan, along with some notable styling miscues and expensive choices to make from the options list. Car experts at TheCarConnection.com read reviews from reputable Web sites to compile this conclusive review of the new 2009 Honda Pilot.
Is the 2003 Honda Pilot worth the money?
The ’03 is now mine. I will never buy another vehicle. When my oldest gets into high school (in the next two years) I will give him the ’03 and buy another. Make no mistake, the honda pilot is the absolute distance you can take your dollar. It is well worth the money.
Are there any problems with the Honda Pilot?
Perhaps the number one problem consumers have with this car (based on reviews and word-of-mouth) is that the radiators fail. This is common for this year of Pilot in particular, and involves the intra-radiator transmission cooler fittings failing and mixing fluids.
What kind of power does a Honda Pilot have?
The Pilot is quick, comfortable, and refined, but it’s not exactly a joy to drive. Its three-row seating configuration, roomy cabin, and abundant interior storage make it an extremely functional vehicle. Power comes from a slick 3.5-liter V6 rated at 280 hp. We got 20 mpg overall in our tests of an EX-L.
Is the 2005 Honda Pilot a good car?
We have not had any major issues and only do the Honda recommended maintenance. We do change the oil at 3000 mile intervals, not 5,000. The Pilot has been a great car overall. The only thing that I wish was better was the gas mileage. We have also owned two CRV’s and currently own a 2005 Accord, and all have been great.