Honda Pilot

"Auto start/stop resulted in excessive valve deposits that prevented the starter from engaging the engine. My wife was driving in heavy city traffic when the failure occurred in the middle of a busy intersection. I found a National Transportation Safety Board memo detailing several similar complaints. When I brought the memo to the attention of the service manager of our local Honda dealer he accused me of fabricating the memo and stated "You can't believe what you read on the internet". Needless to say I was livid. A helpful tech at the dealership overheard the conversation, did some research and found a Honda Service bulletin confirming my findings. Valve seats were repaired and a larger starter motor installed under a special Honda warranty. After nine Honda vehicles we are now shopping elsewhere."

"Did not restart at intersection many times. Two recalls later and still same problem"

"Doesnt work even with new battery"

"car was mis-wired and electrical shorted out. Had it worked on once and then had a recall on it"

"Brakes didn't last and give notice when failure. A bit of a guess. I don't do a lot of hard braking however the brakes didn't last as long as they should have"

"Too many issues to list. Engine idle stop doesnt work if AC or heat is on. Replaced battery 4 times in 5 years. Radio stops working randomly. AWD system error. Sound system makes popping noise. All of theses items were supposedly fixed with recall fixes."

"The clicking sound was found to be bad Valve train. it was completely replaced - both sides."

"When opening/closing the tailgate, one of the struts squeaks and squeals. After warranty work, the problem continues. This issue started about 9 to 15 months of ownership."

"I dont really know. It was covered under warranty"

"It stopped working and a brand new one had to be installed."

"The vehicle stopped dead on a bridge due to an "EPS malfunction" and was the caused us to be hit by another car at 65 mph as there was no place to pull off. They said there was a fuel pump recall but the dealership supposedly had completed the repair on said recall"

""The problem was found during routine maintenance, although something did seem wrong before then. The dealer fixed the problem by replacing a number of parts.""