Your personal reviews are the best in RUclips and really give the consumers a good idea of what each vehicle reviewed has to offer and what it doesn't. Keep it up!
Very true. My dad has one and take it off of eco mode and put in sport. When you launch this fucker it slams you back in your seat. Awesome and quick SUV.
@@onfootbassin so glad to hear that due to get mine in a few weeks and while 90% of the time I will drive in eco mode for fuel savings, its good to know it will be a power house when you take the eco mode off.
Great video review as always. I just bought the 2020 passport not that long ago. Amazing car! Don't worry, I've been calling my car pilot Jr. since it's essentially the same, just without the 3rd row seats.
Sammy Phillps Accord? No. I drove an Odyssey and it was the best driving minivan I’ve ever driven and I’ve driven all of the minivans. I love the J30A5 and I’m sure the J35 Accord is sweet. That being said the 2.0T I drove was fast as shit. A J35 with the 10 speed, like you suggested, would be my ideal pick. I love a stick shift but not in my area with all the traffic.
Primalspeed 3 that’s mostly just the cr-v but yea, sucks that they screwed up so badly with that engine application. I’d love to have the reliable V6 across their lineup.
@@MaxSpeedMike the 2019 passport, ruclips.net/video/Wx6uiQpxHCk/видео.html all of them with this infotainment system are having this issue. They have a class action lawsuit going on at the moment.
This compact car that's meant to be cheap and affordable has acceleration that feels rather sluggish and it gets a zero out of ten. And the Doug score is... Negative ten!
Only 25,000 have been sold in the USA as of Oct 31, 2019. Almost everyone that bought one has watched this video. Due to low sales and Black Friday, some Honda dealers are offering 20% off of MSRP. I like mine, bought the VCM Tuner disable, and plan to wire my auto stop to be disabled all the time.
Jay JanyH I installed my VCM tuner a short while after purchase and haven’t looked back. Achieved a solid 25.2 mpg on vacation return from Tennessee in the smokies fully loaded with a 19.5 cu. ft. Cargo carrier on top. I can tell you, it is a very impressive vehicle.
I will say, I have a 2019 Accord, and with ACC when it slows down it wont activate the brake light until its really has to slow down, otherwise it'll just ease up a bit or lightly brake.
In my opinion, your videos are more enjoyable than Winding Road. I hope this “marriage” thing isn’t going to put a damper on more content lol. Nice job as always
I got a Mercedes GLC 300 instead and regret not getting the V6 engine Passport, NA engine of V6 is just superior to anything turbo-charged, I'm not a drag racer so acceleration is not important, I just didn't think Passport was an eye-catcher, and the interior is pretty pedestrian as well, a V6 RDX would've been perfect but it only comes in turbo-charged 4 cylinder For next car I'm never going to compromise on the engine, it'll be V6/inline 6 no matter what
@@ARUclipsChannelwithNoName No Joke, The Drive train - engine, transmission, head unit, electronics etc., are all the same, as is the interior. The only thing that is different, is that the length has been shortened, it's been given additional ground clearance and a few suspension tweeks. I thought about buying one. I did a lot of research on the forums. I discovered there was a lot of issues with the Pilot that were causing a lot of owners to be angry and were unresolved. The Passport will have the same issues. So I didn't get one. When I looked, over a year ago, there were tons of Pilots on the lots and the passport had been out for a bit. They were selling them at huge discounts. Not sure what happened to Honda. We had a lot of them and Acuras as well in the family. All were super reliable. No issues. Unfortunately Honda has changed, a couple of years ago I was looking into buying a CRV - also tons of problems. Just stay away, and wait for the new generation, which is almost out. Or if you do buy a current generation of Pilot or passport - which you may get a huge discount on - be sure to get the extended warranty or you will be sorry :( I suggest going on the Pilot forums and read about the many issues. You could go on the Passport forums, but there are not enough out there and they are only about a year old. Good Luck
@@degoek I haven't been following the car since I did my initial research and decided not to purchase, which was hard because the discounts were huge. But these days I place reliability and quality high on my priority list. I like NOT having to go to dealerships. :) Anyway, here are the things that I remember, that you can verify easily for yourself. 1) Transmission problems. Honda uses one transmission in the first two (lower) trim levels. And it uses a different transmission in the top 3 trim levels. This transmission is ZF sourced and is used by Chrysler/Jeep and other brands. It is known to be problematic, and despite claims of being "fixed", it remains a major dissatisfier for owners. 2) There is a fuel injector issue which seems to become known or diagnosed between 36,000 miles and 50,000 miles (and beyond the basic warranty). Honda, apparently has NOT owned up to this, refusing to cover it under the 5 year drivetrain warranty and telling owners that it is part of the emissions system, and that THEY have to pay at a huge cost - I can't remember the exact amounts mentioned, but I remember thinking "What the heck!". There may be a class action on this by now or some other remedy - you would have to check. 3) LOTS of problems with the Head Unit/Infotainment system. Many replacements - with reoccurring issues in the replaced units. Some rewiring mentioned. 4) Rear suspension thunking and clunking that is not being diagnosed and repaired. 5) More paint and fit and finish issues than I would expect from a Honda product. I'm not sure what happened to this generation Pilot/now Passport/Acura MDX. But I would wait for the next one which hopefully will be better. As a side note I was in an Acura dealership looking at late model MDX models - the salesman, mature and selling Acura's for 15 years told me to avoid this generation because of the transmission issues, and to consider the previous generation instead. I hope this helps. As I said before, my family has owned lots of Honda's and Acura's - All fantastic vehicles with no issues and many owned beyond 10 years. In fact my Mom still has a 2005 Acura TSX that still runs and looks great and has had no serious issues - recently, I finally had to replace the water pump only, after all these years! :) Good luck.
Hey Topher, I have been enjoying your car reviews, much more than Ben Hardy lol. I was curious if you could compare the passport elite trim to the dodge durango gt or rt. I am looking for a spacious suv that has decent get up and go. I am inbetween the two right now, I looked at the gmc acadia at4 and wasn't impressed by the handling and performance. Awd/4x4 is necessary and towing is a plus too. I do like the jeep grand cherokee but prices are way to high and I've heard they have some mechanical issues down the road.
The only thing I don't like about the passport and the pilot is the VCM in these V6 engines. I wish they made an option to disable it just like how you can disable auto stop start.
the good thing with regard to the newer passports and it seems this one as well the radar issue could be fixed via software and that headend has an update feature so if enough people complain they could theoretically patch the way the computer interprets the data. I realize this video is 2 years old but the same argument can be made for current models.
"...The Blazer is the family vehicle that actually appeals to the whole family, and for that reason it upsets the Honda(Passport)on its home court." I think the Motor Trend staff was weeping when they wrote that!
@@crewjock02 yup! Consumer Reports dropped 2019 Honda Passport from their recommended list just like 2019 Acura RDX. The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”
@@jayray8097 prices on both with V6 FWD are within a thousand bucks on cars dot com. At least the Passport didn't get it's recommended status removed from Consumer Reports like Passport did. Add to that Acura RDX and MDX and Honda is losing it in popular segments.
Norm T the difference between Honda and GM. Honda will actually correct their mistakes. “Initial quality” means GM only feels like quality the first 90 days. Now look at IIHS safety ratings, I don’t see many GM products listed above “death trap” status. Now let’s looks at resale value for GM...yup worthless after 5 years. Some of us are more interested in a long term relationship with an automobile. I will keep my Honda love. The Good thing is with GM owners, we can hope you learn your lesson the hard way. Evolution can be cruel.
Nice video. Can you do a video on Acura RLX SHAWD. it loves winding roads an corners. I drove it one time. I am not sure why it is a slow seller, despite being a legend.
Question- does the Passport’s auto stop/start work every time you stop (once it’s warmed up and everything) I test drove a few of the TLX with V6 SH-AWD but it didn’t really work at all and decided not to get it (I’m one of few that actually likes auto stop start) I’d always get the unavailable message after driving it for a while (no faults, just didn’t ever want to work) and have seen it in many brand new Acura’s too. Is there a minimum speed you need to reach? My car it’s like 7+ mph before it’ll activate again which defeats the purpose in bumper to bumper traffic but the Fusion I had, it would activate after like 1 MPH.
@@lelisamohamed4355 French cars? I've never owned a French car before. My family used to own chronologically: Acura, Toyota, then Honda, and then Chevrolet.
@@akltom American cars and European cars have better chassis, handling, and performance than Japanese cars do. My family has driven Japanese cars (Acura, Honda, Toyota) so I know.
I know you asked 4 years ago but yes, and yes. I have owned a CR-V, Pilot and now own a 2019 Passport Touring. I really liked the Pilot, but absolutely LOVE my Passport! I do miss the folding table that came with the CR-V but oh well lol
This guy makes the best POV videos. Clean clear video and gives you a real impression of what the vehicle is like. Much Love Bro!
8:30 The VTEC kicking in
B Adarsh lol
You forgot the “ yo “ part
VTEC never kicked in “yo”
I love that you can hear the VTEC crossover. Reminds me of my old Si
The road test that the topher does really is much better than 95% of the other youtuber's....and for that I enjoy the reviews!
This is actually really nice. I saw a midnight blue in person and toured the inside and it was stunning. Another great review as always!
I will buy one soon
It’s just your typical Honda
A RUclips Channel with no name yeah so a really good car
@@ARUclipsChannelwithNoName Stop trolling lol
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Your personal reviews are the best in RUclips and really give the consumers a good idea of what each vehicle reviewed has to offer and what it doesn't. Keep it up!
Just picked up a 2020 touring model. Very comfortable roomy and pretty good acceleration for a mid size. Definitely a good value
4:58 Full pass!
As much as VTEC can be a meme, you gotta admit it sounds soo good. Great review Topher!
It's piped in engine sound..
The sound system BLEW ME AWAY!!!
My wife just bought this car last Friday. It’s a really nice car.
Nice did she have to pay full MSRP?
mac joseph I think we paid 37000 and they paid all the dmv fees
@@Oldcrazy82 oh wow that's great! I'm sure that passport is going to last a long time. It seems really popular I see them so often on the road.
Love your review style 😀.....not a Honda fan but this is the best looking SUV they make.
Amazing engine sound
If I was shopping for an SUV of this size.. this would be a front runner for sure! A lot of vehicle for the price. Great job, Honda.
You talked about the Passport felt a little sluggish, I saw that your ECO light was on, you were in eco mode, The Passport is pretty quick,
I noticed the same thing. Definitely not a sluggish car. Its 0-60 time is only 6 seconds - that's quick for an SUV!
Very true. My dad has one and take it off of eco mode and put in sport. When you launch this fucker it slams you back in your seat. Awesome and quick SUV.
@@onfootbassin so glad to hear that due to get mine in a few weeks and while 90% of the time I will drive in eco mode for fuel savings, its good to know it will be a power house when you take the eco mode off.
Better AWD system then Toyota Highlander. No CVT shit like Subaru. No Problematic Turbo.
The Highlander AWD system is much better, what are you talking about?
Great video review as always. I just bought the 2020 passport not that long ago. Amazing car! Don't worry, I've been calling my car pilot Jr. since it's essentially the same, just without the 3rd row seats.
So happy the uploads are starting back up again :)
The adaptive cruise is pretty sluggish to get back up to speed... My RAV4 Hybrid will damn near floor itself to get back to whatever speed I have set.
Yeah my Camry does the same. Must be a Toyota thing
@@colelockridge5816 Haha my Camry also does the same, its kind of fun actually lol
Yes my 2016 Accord Coupe V6 is annoyingly sluggish to get back up to speed. My prior car was a SHO and it was so good at getting back up to speed.
@@Blue-moon12 I always thought the v6 Honda's revved a ton. So I assumed they'd step on it to get back up to speed
@@colelockridge5816 Yes me too, however it's not the worst thing to be annoyed about. The rest of the car is great.
They need to put that j35 back in the accord :/
I love my 07 J30 Accord
Liam Ross I love the J series V6 but I drove a 2.0 Turbo and it was an animal.
Sammy Phillps Accord? No. I drove an Odyssey and it was the best driving minivan I’ve ever driven and I’ve driven all of the minivans. I love the J30A5 and I’m sure the J35 Accord is sweet. That being said the 2.0T I drove was fast as shit. A J35 with the 10 speed, like you suggested, would be my ideal pick. I love a stick shift but not in my area with all the traffic.
Throw in a pano roof and 360° cam and I’m sold.
Honda reliability with a nice interior. Usually, you can't go wrong with Honda.
Unless you get a 1.5t with their engine oil issues
Primalspeed 3 that’s mostly just the cr-v but yea, sucks that they screwed up so badly with that engine application. I’d love to have the reliable V6 across their lineup.
My friend bought one a week ago and after 1 week there is a big recall with the infotainment system... shuts off completely when driving.
@@MarsTheProgrammer what car did he buy
@@MaxSpeedMike the 2019 passport, ruclips.net/video/Wx6uiQpxHCk/видео.html all of them with this infotainment system are having this issue. They have a class action lawsuit going on at the moment.
I love how you rip each car you review on entrance ramps lmao. That's exactly what I want to see 🤙🤙🤙
@ 15:12 you said “Honda Pilot”. I would have believed you had I not started at the beginning!
Love how this guy just gives a practical review, where as Doug Demuro just roasts this car and anything that goes 0-60 in more than 3 seconds.
This compact car that's meant to be cheap and affordable has acceleration that feels rather sluggish and it gets a zero out of ten. And the Doug score is... Negative ten!
This is a winner. Only draw back will be the arm rests but I'm sure there are after market solutions . I'm so buying this.
The armrest is actually comfortable, you don't have to rub elbows with passenger lol
Only 25,000 have been sold in the USA as of Oct 31, 2019. Almost everyone that bought one has watched this video.
Due to low sales and Black Friday, some Honda dealers are offering 20% off of MSRP.
I like mine, bought the VCM Tuner disable, and plan to wire my auto stop to be disabled all the time.
Jay JanyH I installed my VCM tuner a short while after purchase and haven’t looked back. Achieved a solid 25.2 mpg on vacation return from Tennessee in the smokies fully loaded with a 19.5 cu. ft. Cargo carrier on top. I can tell you, it is a very impressive vehicle.
I will say, I have a 2019 Accord, and with ACC when it slows down it wont activate the brake light until its really has to slow down, otherwise it'll just ease up a bit or lightly brake.
In my opinion, your videos are more enjoyable than Winding Road. I hope this “marriage” thing isn’t going to put a damper on more content lol. Nice job as always
The realest car reviewer !
The opposite of "Everyman Driver"
Everyman Driver sucks. I can’t watch him. I just cringe constantly
This is a nice vehicle
I got a Mercedes GLC 300 instead and regret not getting the V6 engine Passport, NA engine of V6 is just superior to anything turbo-charged, I'm not a drag racer so acceleration is not important, I just didn't think Passport was an eye-catcher, and the interior is pretty pedestrian as well, a V6 RDX would've been perfect but it only comes in turbo-charged 4 cylinder
For next car I'm never going to compromise on the engine, it'll be V6/inline 6 no matter what
How has the GLC 300 been holding up? Has it not been reliable ?
These are so nice! Would love one as a daily.
15:10 Lol calls the Passport a Pilot!
It is. It's a slightly shorter pilot.
Jon Jon Good joke LOL
@@ARUclipsChannelwithNoName No Joke, The Drive train - engine, transmission, head unit, electronics etc., are all the same, as is the interior. The only thing that is different, is that the length has been shortened, it's been given additional ground clearance and a few suspension tweeks. I thought about buying one. I did a lot of research on the forums. I discovered there was a lot of issues with the Pilot that were causing a lot of owners to be angry and were unresolved. The Passport will have the same issues. So I didn't get one. When I looked, over a year ago, there were tons of Pilots on the lots and the passport had been out for a bit. They were selling them at huge discounts. Not sure what happened to Honda. We had a lot of them and Acuras as well in the family. All were super reliable. No issues. Unfortunately Honda has changed, a couple of years ago I was looking into buying a CRV - also tons of problems. Just stay away, and wait for the new generation, which is almost out. Or if you do buy a current generation of Pilot or passport - which you may get a huge discount on - be sure to get the extended warranty or you will be sorry :( I suggest going on the Pilot forums and read about the many issues. You could go on the Passport forums, but there are not enough out there and they are only about a year old. Good Luck
@@BarakTheWonderer what were the issues you found about in the forums with the pilot/passport, i know the new Crv 1.5 had an oil dilution problem.
@@degoek I haven't been following the car since I did my initial research and decided not to purchase, which was hard because the discounts were huge. But these days I place reliability and quality high on my priority list. I like NOT having to go to dealerships. :) Anyway, here are the things that I remember, that you can verify easily for yourself. 1) Transmission problems. Honda uses one transmission in the first two (lower) trim levels. And it uses a different transmission in the top 3 trim levels. This transmission is ZF sourced and is used by Chrysler/Jeep and other brands. It is known to be problematic, and despite claims of being "fixed", it remains a major dissatisfier for owners. 2) There is a fuel injector issue which seems to become known or diagnosed between 36,000 miles and 50,000 miles (and beyond the basic warranty). Honda, apparently has NOT owned up to this, refusing to cover it under the 5 year drivetrain warranty and telling owners that it is part of the emissions system, and that THEY have to pay at a huge cost - I can't remember the exact amounts mentioned, but I remember thinking "What the heck!". There may be a class action on this by now or some other remedy - you would have to check. 3) LOTS of problems with the Head Unit/Infotainment system. Many replacements - with reoccurring issues in the replaced units. Some rewiring mentioned. 4) Rear suspension thunking and clunking that is not being diagnosed and repaired. 5) More paint and fit and finish issues than I would expect from a Honda product. I'm not sure what happened to this generation Pilot/now Passport/Acura MDX. But I would wait for the next one which hopefully will be better. As a side note I was in an Acura dealership looking at late model MDX models - the salesman, mature and selling Acura's for 15 years told me to avoid this generation because of the transmission issues, and to consider the previous generation instead. I hope this helps. As I said before, my family has owned lots of Honda's and Acura's - All fantastic vehicles with no issues and many owned beyond 10 years. In fact my Mom still has a 2005 Acura TSX that still runs and looks great and has had no serious issues - recently, I finally had to replace the water pump only, after all these years! :) Good luck.
i remember driving this around in black mesa
8:31 that Buick LaCrosse couldn’t handle the power of VTEC
You forgot to say “Yo”
Yo that vtech Kicked in yo!
Nice review and driving. You have some odd musical tastes though 😂 🎶
Hey Topher, I have been enjoying your car reviews, much more than Ben Hardy lol. I was curious if you could compare the passport elite trim to the dodge durango gt or rt. I am looking for a spacious suv that has decent get up and go. I am inbetween the two right now, I looked at the gmc acadia at4 and wasn't impressed by the handling and performance. Awd/4x4 is necessary and towing is a plus too. I do like the jeep grand cherokee but prices are way to high and I've heard they have some mechanical issues down the road.
The only thing I don't like about the passport and the pilot is the VCM in these V6 engines. I wish they made an option to disable it just like how you can disable auto stop start.
the good thing with regard to the newer passports and it seems this one as well the radar issue could be fixed via software and that headend has an update feature so if enough people complain they could theoretically patch the way the computer interprets the data. I realize this video is 2 years old but the same argument can be made for current models.
Can you disable the adaptive cruise issue? Is the auto stop annoying? Great vid, thanks!
This is competitive with the nissan rogue and the toyota rav4 in terms of space, but I know that this is wins over the two in terms of space:)
Great interior!
like your talking drive
Wlhich do think is better all around i.e. handling, quality, fun-to-drive, not worrying about size....the Passport or Mazda CX5 Signature?
"...The Blazer is the family vehicle that actually appeals to the whole family, and for that reason it upsets the Honda(Passport)on its home court."
I think the Motor Trend staff was weeping when they wrote that!
Initial quality Blazer
@@crewjock02 yup!
Consumer Reports dropped 2019 Honda Passport from their recommended list just like 2019 Acura RDX.
The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”
Passport is made in the USA blazer is way over priced and made in Mexico
@@jayray8097 prices on both with V6 FWD are within a thousand bucks on cars dot com. At least the Passport didn't get it's recommended status removed from Consumer Reports like Passport did. Add to that Acura RDX and MDX and Honda is losing it in popular segments.
Norm T the difference between Honda and GM. Honda will actually correct their mistakes. “Initial quality” means GM only feels like quality the first 90 days.
Now look at IIHS safety ratings, I don’t see many GM products listed above “death trap” status.
Now let’s looks at resale value for GM...yup worthless after 5 years.
Some of us are more interested in a long term relationship with an automobile. I will keep my Honda love. The Good thing is with GM owners, we can hope you learn your lesson the hard way. Evolution can be cruel.
I don’t blame him because he called it a Honda pilot because the interior design looks like the Honda pilot
Excited to see the new model which I guess will come in 2024 or 2025?
Nice video.
Can you do a video on Acura RLX SHAWD.
it loves winding roads an corners. I drove it one time. I am not sure why it is a slow seller, despite being a legend.
Stuck between one of these or the new 2023 CRV.
Nice shoes and video my guy the base in this thing activated the base in my headphones😳
Question- does the Passport’s auto stop/start work every time you stop (once it’s warmed up and everything) I test drove a few of the TLX with V6 SH-AWD but it didn’t really work at all and decided not to get it (I’m one of few that actually likes auto stop start) I’d always get the unavailable message after driving it for a while (no faults, just didn’t ever want to work) and have seen it in many brand new Acura’s too. Is there a minimum speed you need to reach? My car it’s like 7+ mph before it’ll activate again which defeats the purpose in bumper to bumper traffic but the Fusion I had, it would activate after like 1 MPH.
Is the Honda Passport just as reliable compare to Toyota 4runner or highlander?
Around in the 15 minute mark he said this a a really good overall piolet. It's the passport 😁😂.
I'm surprised I said Passport at all in this video, I've been calling this thing the Pilot since it came out lol
Man i wish this car is available in my country :/
The stereo does sound good. What is the name of the violin piece?
The Passport drives very well for a pretty big SUV. The only negative is that it has poor fuel economy.
better than 4runner at least
love how he called it a pilot lmao
It basically is without a third row lol
awesome but it's so rough bt
I want one!
Good
This thing is as exciting as a refrigerator
Yeah but a state of the art double door fridge.
@@broskoone not really
Not a big fan of Japanese cars, but this car looks nice inside out.
good luck repairin the french cars then pal u clearly don't know real cars
@@lelisamohamed4355 French cars? I've never owned a French car before. My family used to own chronologically: Acura, Toyota, then Honda, and then Chevrolet.
@@JD-kf2kijapanese cars are more reliable than american and european cars. and much easier for maintaining.
@@akltom American cars and European cars have better chassis, handling, and performance than Japanese cars do. My family has driven Japanese cars (Acura, Honda, Toyota) so I know.
Does it have a Spare Tire? Is the Cargo Space Bigger than that of the CRV?
I know you asked 4 years ago but yes, and yes. I have owned a CR-V, Pilot and now own a 2019 Passport Touring. I really liked the Pilot, but absolutely LOVE my Passport! I do miss the folding table that came with the CR-V but oh well lol
@@veenunyabiz3409 Thank You.
We need the j35 in the accord and new in the crv
How does it compare to your gx460?
Less comfortable riding and worse off roading, but the Passport doesn’t have the third row and is a little bit more functional with cargo.
Does it come with a hand free phone setup?
Good review as always. $43k for the Elite AWD trim? No way.
That’s a competitive price, why no way?
Goody!
Can you please do a video of the RAV4 gas?
is honda driver's seat is more comfortable than toyota's?
I find Toyotas to have better upper back and lumbar support
You drive like my grandparents
what a nice comment
I'm not sure they put enough cup holders in the back lol
No shixzit, it’s a PASSPORT, not a PILOT!
@@ARUclipsChannelwithNoName You good?
This Passport has a timing belt and not a timing chain! It means every 60k miles you have to spend 1500$ to replace it.
It’s actually 105000 miles.
The gauge cluster is horrible
Does this have a blu-ray player option like the Pilot?
Can you get a bmw 330i on this channel
I like huge backmirrors on this car
VISOR TEST
15:12 he said Honda Pilot
My friends name is topher
his name is Chris, I think that’s just the channel name
15:15 passport not pilot
Honda Passpilot
Do you know the 2019 Hyundai Nexo electric car?
back end looks like a ford explorer
Needs too do a mom pov..😂
Outdated dash Jesus.
LOL
Bruh there’s literally no difference from the pilot in this car
who really needs those 280hp in a car like this? I don't get it
It's not about needs...
@@worldeyeview So what is it then? NA is such a stupid market.
@@Pepegium leave us alone. we don't need gutless shitboxes here. plus we do a ton of highway driving.
@@lttsr Still makes no sense.
Fredrik Lund that’s ok. It doesn’t need to
I'll stick with Kia, this thing honestly doesn't seem like it will hold up, like all Honda products lately.
@Anon Ymous I am.
First
Its not cool
Хорошая машина. Ждем, когда будет проходная пошлина для ввоза в Россию.
like your talking drive