2015 Honda Pilot consumer reviews

Very comfortable with lots of room. You can fit 2 car seats and a person in the middle which is nice. True 8 person passenger. Features are easy to figure out

Had a 2005 Pilot and wanted something similar. Did not care for the new design of 2016 Pilot. Ended buying a 2013 Pilot with low mileage of 2014 or 2015.

Since we have had such a great experience with our 2007 Pilot, we first looked at the 2016 Pilot and decided that we did not like the new exterior or interior design. We then concentrated our search on the 2014 - 2015 model years and test drove several. We settled on a 2015 with about 20K miles on the odometer. After one month we're certain that we made the right choice. Hauling around five grand-kids and lots of cargo and a kayak, the car suits our needs very well.

With the birth of our new grand babies, we needed third row seating and rear entertainment. The Pilot Touring was exactly what we dreamed of. The 5 star safety rating was vital also. We love our Honda Pilot.

Honda Pilot, well priced excellent fit & finish. (RES) Rear Entertainment System, User friendly. Love 3rd roll seat added convenience. Great on gas

Excellent vehicle but could use a little more horsepower inform is great and easy to operate.love the boxy style

No it isn't the most stylish car; I actually wanted the new space capsule look. But my husband wanted what I kept calling "the box". It does have better visibility. It's my car but I wanted him to be happy driving it so we got the box. I really like it. It's very quiet and feels very solid. The backup camera with lines is the greatest feature--no worries about scraping anything. Inadequate glove box. Not happy about the in-town mpg; only 15 this tank. I'm hoping that it will get better with more mileage on it (625 mi now)

I had owned an Element for past 6 years and it worked great so came back to a Honda for a new vehicle. I generally love this vehicle. It's exterior styling, though somewhat plain, at least is not "rounded off" and made to look like some sort of space capsule like all the other models out there. The more square lines of the Pilot afford it more cargo capacity which is something I'm really big on. Rumors are the 2016 Pilot is going to follow the "capsule" trend of other SUVs ? so if you hate that useless styling, like me, get a 2015 soon. Otherwise, the car is quiet, comfortable, has great storage spaces and cup holders, great connectivity and technology features, and is a joy to drive. My two nits are: 1. Styling (as alluded to above). The Element I owned had such unique styling that set it apart from all other models ? and the styling was functional, as in more interior space. The Pilot could just use a touch of styling flare, somehow. 2. Legroom. It's just a tad tight. I'm 6'0" guy, and I can't quite fully stretch out legs in either of the front seats. Especially the passenger side where the dash comes down far enough to actually interfere with your shins if you try to just stretch your legs out. The 2nd row seats are pretty tight too, though this is less of a concern because your most likely to have kids in the back. I suspect that fitting in 3rd row seat, while a cool idea, stole a little space overall from 1st and second rows. The vehicle isn't quite long enough to truly have 3 row. It's mostly fine, just not optimal.

It's great for traveling with the family, with the 3 row seat. We got it for a great price also. It rides so smooth and it quiet, can't even tell its running. I love it, and the kids love it. There is some much room in it.

I bought our first Honda (Accord) 8 years ago ......cost of repairs over 75,000 miles.......$ zero !! I bought our second Honda (Pilot) 7 years ago...cost of repairs over 125,000 miles.....$500 !! Guess which car was our third car choice? A new Honda Pilot !! These cars are amazing!! We are still driving the old Pilot !!