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Remember Bristol on rainy night had EVERY SEAT FILLED whole race of 170,000+ fans. Or Darlington 90,000 there. Now its instant, hilite types wheres the latte stand.
Youth wasted in youth!
I almost got a pilot but someone bought it before me ugh!! Wish we could have got it the engine was pristine
@@rickwahl3072 the sohc 3.5 vtec is awesome especially without vtc cam phasers making a rough dry start noise due to a lack of oil pressure in the pins more commonly in the k24 accord when they became large cars after 08.
I guess I'm stupid lol
Hey Scotty what are your thoughts on a 2003 Tahoe 4wd it’s my first car it’s got 300,000 miles on and runs great
When I sold used cars, these Honda Pilot’s sold like hot cakes and are super affordable. I loved mine and never had a problem with it with 327k miles. Great review!!
Man wtf I got a super clean one family owned everything works 191k in I'm asking 3500 and people keep trying to offer 1000 or 1200 smh 🤦 people don't wanna pay for a perfect suv
@@madfun510 I’ll give you 1205.
@@madfun510 Sheesh, I'd have given you that for it. I paid 6k for mine. They're nice little SUVs, man.
Vehicle still running ?
@@madfun510 what year?
My 2004 Pilot still going strong with 295K miles. I've maintained it, replaced things when needed. Just keeps rolling. Not a lot of pizzazz, great solid reliability. Thanks Scotty for highlighting it!
I just got an 04 pilot with 63k miles. I’m so glad to hear yours is still running great!
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
@shadowman1992 Not so far and my mechanic works regularly on Hondas and has not pointed out any need for that.
@timjohnson5519 I mean if you made it to over 300k without one that's pretty amazing the reason I ask is because I don't want one right now lol so I wanted to see with your high mileage if you ever had one
Hey do you still have it? I'm thinking of getting one with 120,000 miles also considering touching the Trans fluid would you recommend in flush or drain and fill?
Finally showcasing a honda pilot
I have a 2003 Pilot with 285,000 miles on it. Still runs like a dream
pilot is my favorite car ever, had it for 15 years until it totaled
I'm driving my first honda. It's an '08 pilot. Absolutely amazing. Never runs hot. Never burns oil. No leaks, slips, issues, etc... At almost 170k, it's still solid, tight, responsive & reliable.
@@bdee3614 awesome pilots are my favorite people mover, but I don’t like the newer generation ones. they are making them smaller and smaller
Big car, big seat, pretty good
Vid posted 42 seconds ago 0 views. 40 likes. Is Scotty the most trusted guy on UA-cam? I vote yes
Most viewed guy ever too
@@lovesmykitties9672 I wholeheartedly agree ❤
Yes because that always happens on UA-cam because the timing isn't perfect
He has 1.2 Billion views !! Yes !
Someone having likes on a video that hasn't been viewed yet actually sounds kind of sketchy
5:35
Yeah, we got those up here too, Scotty
😂🤣👍
Hey guys fluid changes should keep your pilot running a long long time. I change them myself. I can change the transmission fluid in literally 8 mins. One plug. Drain it and fill. Oil and filter one plug. approximately 10 mins. Transfer case 7 min 2 plugs drain and fill plug remove FIRST. Drain it and fill it up. Rear differential. two plugs fill and drain remove fill plug FIRST then drain and fill.12 min. Dealer quoted $1200.00 screw that. My cost about $125.00 for fluids.
We need to clone Scotty and deploy at least 3 copies per state.
Make it 3 per city.
He’s a national treasure!
😂😂
that would make life so much easier
We need to clone the whole world into Scotty
This guy's brother gave him a free car yet my bro doesn't even want to let me drive his wrx :(
Found you upside down his last car. What do you expect?
Aww 😢 you poor thing
I just bought a 03 Camry and my brother is the only one who has driven the thing 😣😣😣
He is afraid that he is going to have to give it to you for free afterwards ...
I feel your pain. My brother won't let me learn how to drive manual on his mustang. I wasn't even gonna race around, I just wanted to learn :/
Correction, the Honda Pilot has a 5-speed Automatic and FWD with a 4WD option.
When you work on as many cars as Scotty does it's hard to remember what engine, transmission, year range lol. Been there myself
2003-2005 had an AWD layout as standard.
And it's not ultra reliable lol
I've seen one go as far as 553k, @@ethand4900.
@@ryanpham3308 our 2004 had fluid changes every 40k miles and had issues from 140k miles. Went out at 199k. They were known for gears 2 and 3 not getting enough trans oil. They had a recall and put in another jet but the damage was already done.
I sold my 03' Pilot last year with 275k miles. Still ran perfectly, no repairs except for normal maintenance. Loved it, but after 17 years I wanted something new so now I drive an 07' Highlander. Woohoo!!
Is it any better than old Honda?
@@ruslanburavlev8958 No, not really. Better gas mileage with a 4 cylinder engine but now I can't tow anything. The Pilot was smoother on the highway.
Thats funny. I have a 03 pilot and an 08 highlander.
@@johnphom1136 You the man!
@@johnphom1136 I’m crosshopping an 05 pilot and an 08 highlander what’s your perspective on both
My dad gave me his 2003 Honda pilot at 210,000 miles because the tow hitch rusted off. Works great! The newer pilot he bought from a dealership has already been back in the shop for dealer repairs twice.
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
@@shadowman1992 i had to get an adjustment done at 115k miles, cost $450
My mom has a 2018 Honda Pilot. She loves it, so far there’s been no issues.
I have a 2000 honda odyssey with 200k and you cant even hear the engine....the transmission is another story....
same, a 2004, 258k, no issues. gkids driving now.
My 2000 had transmission replaced 3X under extended warranty and rebuilt 4X by AAMCO ,luckily i got their lifetime warranty ,after 190k miles Sold it for a more reliable Sienna.
@@leekumiega9268 you are lucky!!!!!!
@@leekumiega9268 it might bankrupt AAMCO.......LOL
@@brooklynknightss I payed an extra $1500 for lifetime since I knew it's history ,and at the 3rd rebuild the shop owner kept asking ,so when you gonna sell it the 4th time when it started to act up he tried to charge $800 to replace the trans/motor mount and it would void the warranty if it was not fixed ,so I replaced it myself for $30 so he could only grumble when the trans failed again.
Makes so much sense having an old school, naturally aspirated engine in a large SUV. I don't understand why they put these tiny engines with turbo and gdi in these new heavy vehicles.
Scotty, you're a car genius. Thanks for teaching us all so much about cars.
Hey Justin, it has to do with our Governments putting enormous pressure on automakers to produce highly fuel efficient and less carbon polluting vehicles each year. They are increasing the benchmark every few years and naturally aspirated engines will not win those tests in the future. You will see more hybrids and small turbos until they eventually get phased out with electric vehicles due to Government intervention. There is a tax/fine if automakers fail to meet the emissions tests. =(
Turbos and superchargers also damage your catholic converters more sooner.
So they can break and make more money lol ...it’s a business
Why bother with CAFE standards when China doesn't abide with pollution regulation? We're all screwed no matter what we do thanks to them.
Yea, makes sense guys, its just a shame, a lot of new cars are beautiful piles of junk.
I bought an 04 Pilot in 2010 with 128,000 miles on it. I drove it to work every day as well as used it for my family car. With four kids it was the perfect choice and an awesome vehicle. I have since given it to my son who is still driving it and it is running great with over 315,000 miles on it. Honda makes a great product and if taken care of with give you years of service. Thanks for all you do Scotty!
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
We've had two of them! 2004 Pilot that was silver, looked almost exactly like this one, this one is just a higher trim level. Totaled it and now we have a 2013 Pilot EX in Crystal Blue and a brand new Passport. Love these things, bought both of them new, and the only problems we've had are with the tires!
How better is newer gen pilot than old ones?
I inherited a 2005 Honda Pilot when I got my license. Great car. It’s never let me down. I’m never getting rid of it
if you do, look me up!
@@roberthoffhines5419 lol
If you're looking for a used Pilot, @@roberthoffhines5419, there's plenty here in MN.
@@ryanpham3308 Thanks, ours seems to be holding out pretty good. I have a kid in college up there, so we have a reason to check things out if ours gets seriously sick!
Is Gas hard on your wallet?
I never stop learning from you. Thank you Scotty.
I've hauled 4x8 sheets of drywall in these Pilots..... Pretty cool!
If its free its for me!
Amen
For freeEEee?!!
I have a 2007 Pilot base model. It has almost 300,000 miles on it. It still works great! I'm going to have to change the timing belt again, but it is a fabulous family travel vehicle & a great daily driver.
How often did you replace the transmission oil?
@@rayamat01 I’m at 152k on my 07 pilot I do it every 25k miles along with the transfer case and rear differential. I use Amsoil 100% synthetic fluids on my pilot with the exception of the rear differential fluid only by Honda.
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
Great info Scott. Keep up the good work.
I have 2005 Ex-L. Just brought in December last year. Loving it so far.
I think Ed Wallace said he planned out his 40 mile commute in a mini EV, with regenerative braking. On his return, the battery was near 95% recharged.
Topographical map and Issac Newton.
Got one and yep one of the best Honda’s I’ve had. Honda makes the best of everything that come outta their doors
You are so reliable. I have a 97 Honda Odyssey which I love. lots of new parts but it is so dependable when it starts. Thanks for your info.
Love your show!
Yes!!! Finally a 1st gen Honda Pilot! I got an 06’ with 220K runs like a champ with no mechanical issues whatsoever. Love this little truck, thanks for finally doing a video Scotty, I approve 🔥🤟🏻.
I’m checking one out tomorrow 180k miles. It looks really well taken care of
Ayoo i got a 06 with 150k on it. Everything is in perfect condition. Such a good car
@@RosinGoblin you got lucky all the ones I saw were leaking and clapped put
@@dg8676 damn hope you find something good. I bought it brand new and take extremely good care of it. I honestly never thought I'd still be driving it in 2022 lol
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
BEST car ever, Scotty's always right. Had an 04 pilot until last night. Had 260k miles, ran forever. Got in an accident going 75, crashed into barrier, nobody hurt. Safe car, cheap, reliable
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
Thanks for this video Scotty, I own one of these now @198,292 still running Honda strong
2008 Honda Pilot here bought in 2010, which has been up and down the east coast and throughout Europe (still only 129K miles on it). Great vehicle, still running strong. Just replaced timing belt, water pump, and serpentine belt just to make sure we have no issues. Today, just bought the parts to replace the front suspension (lower control arm bushing cracked open), and therefore getting the whole suspension done to make it ride 100% again, but now I'm thinking we still have time on some of the items.. Either way though, like you mentioned Scotty, my wife feels so much more safer in that 14 year old SUV than my 7 year old Civic. Great video!
Scotty you are the best. Thank you for all true info you post .especially about 94 celica and all wheel drive celica 5SP imported from japan.JDM.
5:35 SCOTTTYYYY !!!!!! you are a great personality
"Here we go, an id10t". Scotty, you are the grandfather I wish I had.
What do you expect from a Tesla driver
Good afternoon Scotty. I am from Australia and live to watch you and your programme.
*For 'Car-Camping' I a use a full size Futon mattress which fits perfectly in the back - like it was custom made for it. Makes for a great night's sleep.*
5:34 !!!! Oh my goodness, you are such a funny guy!
Hey Scotty! Just found this one on the pilot, been driving mine almost 3.5 years. It's a 2005 with lil over 232k, in miles on it. The vtm-4 lock is only for 1st or 2nd gear with a warning not to use on flat ground. Bought mine 3900 CDN with about 150k on the odometer.
Brilliant. Thanks for the video.
Great video Scotty!
If it wasn't a 100 + drive I would come to you! Keep up the good work!
My father in law had a 2004. I did a lot of the maintenance on it for him. The trans gave out at 348k. It was an awesome vehicle!
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
I diagnosed a misfire on this Honda, one of the things I noticed was the EGR was slightly stuck open and PVC valve was not sealing anymore. Replace this PCV valve, they cost around ~$4.00 bucks at autozone and they are easy to replace. Another thing is, the EGR pathway usually gets clogged at the top of the engine. That intake cover you see on the engine, just remove the 10mm bolts holding it down and pull the cover off, keep an eye on the position of the seal as you could put it back flipped which will not direct the exhaust gasses to the right path. Clean using a pick or small screwdriver and you will be golden, sometimes you can't see the pathway because of so much carbon build up but it will have a lot of channel that goes to each cylinder.
Back then when I didn’t know cars my uncle gave us his pilot to my parents and everyone thought it was a junk car and it was going to break down. Years later it goes pretty solid and it never had any real problems. I’ve borrowed it for work and it was reliable I almost wanted the car lol and Heck we took it to the N.C. state fair once since it was the only Suv and it was solid. It has 260,000 miles now and I find it funny when family members still think that car is at its limit haha. Seeing scottys videos has helped me learn cars for fun and reassures that my parents pilot is going to last a while
Nice pick Scotty...i have the crv sane year...perfect vehicle...it just keeps going and going and going...
I did my 1st timing belt by myself on 07 pilot. Wasn't too difficult. Actually one issue i had is small 10 or 12mm bolt was tricky to put back in and wasn't aligning property, got me really pissed
Love your Channel and Honest answers!But in regards to Racing it is extremely popular now.I live in a small town in Virginia and when they hold the Lost In The Sixty,s Car Show and Drag Racing event its draws 4000 plus in one day.And even Nascar draws a lot more than a few Years ago.Guys just love Motorsports.Hope all goes well in Tennessee my favorite place to Vacation for sure.Thanks for all the great help Scotty!
I remember when he first posted videos, he looked much younger.😐 stay safe my man, you’re a blessing in this world.🙏
@5:30 mark. Engineer at Honda daydreaming about Miyuki and her nice tight suspension. So smooth.
I have the same year 03 Pilot with 238.343 miles, I only replaced the timing chain,water pump and engine support, this Honda runs great 👍 thanks Scotty for the Vid
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
Hey Scotty. Love your videos, they are very informational. I'm a laid off employee and got a job starting as a lube tech. Do you have any advice to give?
Great review on the Pilot Scotty. I have a 2007 Pilot with 217,000 miles (349,000km). Runs perfect! I do my own maintenance by following the Honda schedule. Except I had Honda do the timing belt, water pump & tensioner. Good for another 100,000km. Good to go!
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
No. It’s due for one. I bought it certified used thru a Honda dealership so they did everything.
One of my family friends still drives his 2003 Honda Pilot, ever since he bought it brand new.
I know of many folks now with 250k on their 1st gen Pilots. I now have an '05 with 130k and absolutely love it. Feels stout with plenty of highway pep. Probably doesn't turn heads but I feel like a king behind the wheel of it.
I am doing more research on them now cuz I am supposed to go get a 2005 with 135,000 on it for $6500 and I am just hoping that it's everything I want it to be!!! I haven't a heard a single bad thing about them
I have a 2007 with 188k miles, its still going strong but occasional issues because I may very well be the worst driver in the world
Really liked your segment talking about Indycar. I went to the Long Beach Grand Prix last year and I'm not sure if I want to do that again. We're sitting under the sun, the noise fluctuates from being quiet to really loud all the time, and I couldn't even tell who was winning.
Our 2007 Honda Pilot EX-L we bought brand new is still kicking down the road at 210K plus miles with the original engine and transmission. We've done the regular maintenance on it and just spent last week replacing the power steering o-rings since it was whining. Love this car and it's pretty easy I think to work on if you have to.
My 07 has been ultra reliable as well. I also did the o rings on the PS pump along with engine mounts and replaced all 4 TPMS sensors.
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
Maybe this was the greatest car gift ever, but I drove my parents 2002 Honda CRV to 235000 before it gave up the ghost earlier this year, and I inherited it when it had 185000 miles, so maybe I had the second greatest! lol! I loved that car, and if I could find another like it, I'd plop down the money in a heartbeat for another one!
What failed on yours?
@@jfam7913 Not 100 percent sure, as it would’ve cost too much money and time to exactly figure out, but there was no oil pressure at all, and the car wouldn’t start. It was a tough decision, but with the pandemic, I junked it for 200 bucks rather than go through the costly labor to tear the whole thing apart to see what was wrong. My parents have plenty of cars they’re willing to let me commute to work in until I get another Honda.
@@ryankelsey9646 Ah well. That could have been a list of things so it makes sense you did as you did. You still got a lot of miles out of it though! My 06 with a stick is at 176K and I'm hoping it'll soldier on for some time.
I got one with 42k miles for 6000 dollars as my first car a few months ago.
Lol my 93 accord has 240k and still starts and drives fine every time its a million mile car and I plan on taking it that far
I am going to write in Scotty Kilmer in the election.
Hope you're joking... Please don't throw away your vote like that. This election is not a joke.
@@tsakaln1 all elections are a joke.
@@tsakaln1 chill bro I’m voting for reagan
Problem is you are wasting your vote Scotty isn’t corrupt enough and it would be a shame to tarnish the man.
If you live in a battleground state, I respectfully ask you not to.
This is probably my favorite gen pilot. Cheers scotty hope you're having a nice day!
agreed, they got "it" perfect here. size, sight lines are PERFECT. The later ones just disappoint.
@@roberthoffhines5419 They new ones are humongous sadly
Love the dash kit, classic
My parents bought one of these in like 2003 while I was in HS. It was an ugly turquoise color but it was the first time they didn't buy an embarrassing minivan and I loved it. Took my driver test in it, snuck out at night a few times rolling it down the driveway in neutral, almost crashed it racing my friend in his mom's Izuzu suv lol. Miss that thing, the big headlights look outdated now but still think the rear looks good compared to new suvs.
My dad bought a brand new Honda Pilot in 2012
Still running strong at over 120k miles to this day overall complaint is that it’s not 4WD but still is a very good car
This pilot are nice but please make sure you take care of the timing belt, no joke if it break. Other than that they are fine
@@luisgonzalez3057 oh yeah don’t worry we took really good care of it
Do you live in a state where it snows? If not then 4WD is not needed. Its just more things that can break and you will get worse gas mileage.
@@Shabbe02 I live in a state that gets a good amount of snow. My fwd pilot has never had a problem in bad weather
Hi Scotty I play for the youth soccer academy for the MLS team FC Dallas and have been to the national championship 3 times. When your playing soccer, it’s an insane rush but even I get bored watching it. Love you Scotty!!!!
My man Scotty! Good luck with the move!
Whats the best year for honda pilots. Looking for years 05-10 to beat on.
My 2004 Honda Pilot has 240k on it. I'm starting to put shocks in the rear and struts up front. But other then timing belts and water pumps the thing is a tank. Value lash adjustment at 205k. Now my kids drive it lol
Been looking for a Highlander, but having no luck. Came across a Pilot and thought I'd see if you had a video on one..yep now I want it.
Hello gretting Scotty I have a 06 pilot EX with 250k miles on it and planning to keep it forever. I have travel across the country. A couples times no problems at all.
Good evening my good friend Scotty
evening!
If I were Scotty I would’ve just put “sup”
Lol
The pictures he posts when he laughs 😂😂😂
I know a guy who has one of these with over 260,000 miles, still runs and he loves it. Of course he has a little fun car a little civic si that he's modded for fun but this is his everyday and its lasted a long time.
I’ve got an 06 pilot with 234,xxx miles and it runs great. Routine scheduled maintenance is all it asks for for it to run forever
Scotty what do you think about Acura csx 2009 ( fancy honda civic )
With 2.0 l4 engine and 5 speed automatic transmission, not cvt, It was built specifically for the Canadian market, it has 185k km for 5k from the original owner?
Had a 07 manual one, it was a tank. Sold it. U stilI do see 300000km ones here
Thats a good car, buy it if you get it for a good price.
I'm at 194k on my 2006 pilot, still running smooth. And just like you show it off scotty, it has alot of amazing features. I have a tacoma as well, but I just cant part with the pilot. It's really is amazing
Good choices. I own a Pilot and a 4x4 Taco. Love them both.
Have you ever had a valve adjustment done on your pilot?
@shadowman1992 never, but I've kept up with the maintenance fairly well. But more recently at 205-210k miles I had the main rear seal gave out and had to replace it. I got a list of things I've replace on it and so far thats one of the biggest
@xxtwobitxx did the seal give out pretty bad ? Would oil drop on the ground after your drove it ?
Love that wood grain steering wheel!
Thank you Scotty.
Love Honda pilots.. hopefully they get their engine game back together with Earth Dreams
Do you think a 2005 Honda pilot would be a bad buy was thinking about ubering with it
Yes👍
Because currently there only getting 'wet dreams' with that 1.5 T GDI oil diluted engine 🤦
@N0RT2G0RD4U
A software fix for a hardware problem isn't fixing the issues....
Honda's quality (for new cars) is dropping
@N0RT2G0RD4U And it shortens engine life.
@N0RT2G0RD4U Yes but they did that AFTER my first transmission failure and it ended at 100k miles ,I purchased the extended warranty when I first bought the minivan since this was Honda's first large minivan and because Accords with a V6 also had trans issues if driven hard . Also this was after a horrendous experience with a Ford Windstar (which at the time was voted the best minivan by a major car magazine) on which I also got the extended warranty , I even got one on my mechanically reliable loaded 2014 Mazda 3S mainly because of all of the high end electronic options many of which have since failed and needs to go in again for the rear camera and the turn as you steer headlights.
I had one of these and it was great. I had one major issue with, when the radiator goes it mixes with the transmission oil ruining the car. I ended up getting a transmission cooler to fix the issue. I think the towing I was doing and hot climate caused the problems.
I might get a spare radiator from the local U-Pull-R-Parts soon, just to prepare for that. Thanks for the heads up!
@@ryanpham3308 fyi the transmission cooler is a better option imo because the radiators are aluminum I went threw 2 of them to figure that out after the dealer replacement which they charged me 1300 to replace went bad after 8 months they informed me the part warranty was only good for 6.
Good point, @@key1932. Although I might end up getting both, in case the cooler and radiator become complimentary towards each other.
Mr Scotty I love your videos to learn and when look into learning I would like for you to take me and your subscribers in a electric cars class for the future of life..
Loud a/c pull the blower motor and clean out the leaves then change the cabin filter. I bought one for my 16 year old daughter, she loves it
My 05 Pilot is a solid car with almost 200k miles
same!
260,000 here and runs like a clock
Mines inching toward 250 still runs smooth
293K, 05 still runs great. Might be the best car I have ever bought.
My 04 is solid with 151k! I put 20k on her the first year (2018) I had her and she runs like a champ! I'll never drive anything but the original Pilots!!
Hello Scotty great videos always, what would you say are the best years and worst for a Honda Pilot?
Scotty what do you prefer a pathfinder 2007 or this?? Im having a hard time deciding between both.
Interesting review.
I’m 43. I’ve been a NASCAR fan since I was around 10 years old in ‘87. Maybe a little earlier because I remember Darryl Waltrip running the Mountain Dew Regal and that might have been ‘85. don’t know about other sports but I can tell you NASCAR has killed itself, it isn’t dying due to kids not interested in cars. NASCAR was rivaling the NFL in the late 90s and early 2000s as far as popularity. Then #3 died. Then all the rule changes hit. Then the ugly and homogenous car of tomorrow. Then the playoff system. Then each race was divided into halves. They kept mucking with everything that made it great, that made it must-watch TV for 3 hours every Sunday in summer. And instead of 130,000 at Charlotte Motor Speedway they’re getting 50,000. NASCAR did it to themselves. They drove away the die-hard enthusiasts.
I got a 07 one with 255,000 miles on it and it’s still running strong with no problems
Just bought an 07...for $3200....It has 180k...hopefully it gets up to 300k
@@joseperez2003how did it hold up?
@@c.jjones3587 is still going strong! Hopefully it gives me five more years.
I agree. My parents bought a 2005 honda pilot and it still runs like a champ at 305,6xx miles.
We have an '03...with 272k on it. On it's 3rd transmission though. Our local trans guy said that these earlier ones and the more recent Odyssey vans have had a LOT of issues in that department. No leaks though.
Well I'd say the BEST car in terms of reliability would be the 1994-2006 Toyota Camry, 1997-2005 Honda Accord, or the 1984-2013 Toyota 4Runner. But the Pilot is reasonably fantastic option for a great reliable, every day car.
Yunno, I ask my friends "What car do you have?" and they reply, "2019 Volkswagen Jetta, 2018 Audi Q7, Mercedes CLA 45 2016" or "2020 Chevy Camaro ZL1," but then the ask me what I have, I say "2004 Camry"
They all immediately burst laughing and say ew, Camrys are boring.
We'll see who's car is boring when they have to repair it.
I own a 2004 Camry too,and I have say BEST car I ever owned and very economical too!.✌️
What happened to the 2006-07 Accord?
@@Okoro17 Ok, now I am not saying the 2006-2007 ones are terrible vehicles, they weren't built as well as the '05 accords. For example they had faulty door lock actuator and it might cause power door locks to activate Intermittently, and it had warped front brake rotors which causes vibration when braking. They still are reliable as they were always, don't get me wrong, and these issues aren't that big of a deal, BUT, you're better off with the 1997-2005 models.
@@VramanNoodles The Accords from 1998 to 2004 had transmission problems that were widespread.
@@Okoro17 My uncle has his 2005 model still running since he got during 2008. The 2003 one yes, that model year had the most problems, I guess I should've included that, but yeah, the 06 and 07 are fine and well built. Not as good as 05 or 01 but better than 03.
LOVE YOU SCOTTY
I love our Pilot! It is an off-road beast
Honda and Toyota are my favorite Japanese brands you're the best scotty
Nice best mechanic in the UA-cam Game!..
When is Scotty going to do a "I just found the best Chrysler Minivan and I'm buying it" video?
That Honda 3.5L, v6 is legendary.
One of my friends had a Subaru from the 90's. He did something to the dampening in the doors and in other places because whenever the doors were slammed shut it sounded like a metal drum being dropped on cement.
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Gotta love Scotty.
lol
anyone gonna mention how he said it was a RWD bias when it's clearly a transverse mounted engine?
we love scotty
We don't care. We love Scotty. He can have all the minor info mistakes he can have. He's a legend already as he already helped me a lot with fixing my pick up truck.
It's both rwd bias and it has a transverse mounted engine. He wasn't wrong
@@GuerreroDelInfo wrong.
ur thinking of SH-AWD exclusive to Acura.
a subaru man knows his awd
@@GuerreroDelInfo no it’s a front wheel drive biased car with awd if it slips up front. it’s still a very powerful platform and i still really do like scotty.
my dad has a 05 pilot and i love it.
I just purchased a 2007 EXL pilot , includes reverse camera, GPS , AWD in amazing shape, 146k miles, no rust, oil leaks, no engine or transmission issues runs smooth! I paid $2500 to a close friend. I do have to replace the engine and transmission mounts and the rear shocks but other than my pilot is solid. I feel sorry for my friend he just purchased a 2014 Range Rover and the thing already broke and he spent $4500 to get it fixed. I’m now considering replacing the timing belt & water pump because my friend doesn’t know if it was ever replaced.
I’m also considering adding a aftermarket transmission cooler. Thanks for sharing your thoughts about this pilot.