Honda 2016 Pilot Touring FWD (9-speed)

Real-world failure timing, repair cost, and source-linked reports for this model.

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1 reports

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Total reports

Avg repair cost

$8,000

Still recommend

% repaired

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% extended warranty

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Failure types

Reports

Transmission failure / limp mode

Transmission

$8,000

Source-linkedVerify source — Reddit post

Original-owner 2016 Honda Pilot Touring FWD with about 79,000 miles, maintained only at Honda dealers, had repeated transmission warnings, limp-mode events, software updates, and paid repairs including about $1,700 in September 2025. On a family road trip the transmission warning and limp mode returned after dealers said it was safe to drive; a later Honda dealer quoted about $8,000 for transmission replacement. Honda Customer Care offered only 10% goodwill assistance and denied further help.

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Months until failure

Not stated

Repair cost

$8,000

Repaired

Not stated

Manufacturer warranty

Extended warranty

Support helpful

Would recommend

Confidence

93%

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