Honda - Pilot (2008)

In the ever‑evolving world of family‑friendly SUVs, the Honda Pilot consistently proves to be a smart investment. When you read about the Honda Pilot price today, you’ll quickly discover why this midsize crossover remains one of the most sought‑after choices for drivers who value reliability, safety, and adaptability. And if you’re curious about a specific era—say a 2008 Honda Pilot—the market reveals a wide spectrum of prices that reflect mileage, trim level, and region. But no matter the year, a single truth holds: the used Honda Pilot price is influenced primarily by its proven durability, spacious interior, and a strong resale value that keeps depreciation rates relatively low compared to other vehicles in its class.

• Engine: 3.5 L V6 (243 hp, 256 lb‑ft torque)
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic (manual mode available in many trims)
• Drive System: All‑Wheel Drive (AWD) as standard, with optional Front‑Wheel Drive (FWD)
• Fuel Type: Regular unleaded gasoline
• Fuel Economy*: Approx. 15 mpg city / 20 mpg highway (varies by drive configuration)
• Dimensions (overall): 192.1 in L × 71.7 in W × 70.2 in H (≈ 4,870 mm × 1,820 mm × 1,785 mm)
• Wheelbase: 112.4 in (≈ 2,860 mm)
• Cargo Capacity: 15.4–78.9 ft³ (rear seats folded)
• Passenger Capacity: Up to 8 (cross‑section cross‑section)
• Weight (Curb): 4,550–4,650 lb (2,061–2,108 kg)
• Safety Features: ADR ultimate airbags, forward collision warning, lane‑keeping assist, seven‑point seat‑belt label system, and 5‑star NHTSA safety rating

***Fuel Economy* info above is indicative and may differ based on the specific model year, transmission type, and regional testing procedures. Always consult the EPA website or Honda’s official databases for the most accurate, up‑to‑date figures.

Honda Pilot Depreciation Insight

When asking what is a 2008 Honda Pilot worth, many buyers want a quick snapshot of its market value. Typically, a Honda Pilot depreciation trend follows a pattern observed across midsize SUVs: it retains a solid portion of its original value for several years.

• First year: A new or early‑used Pilot usually loses about 15-20% of its value.
• Year 2–5: Depreciation slows to roughly 8-12% per year, reflecting the model’s reliability streak.
• Year 5–10: The vehicle continues to depreciate at a moderate rate of 4-6% per year, largely due to residual demand from families needing a third or fourth row.
• Beyond 10 years: Depreciation may plateau around 2-3% using passed 10‑year mark, as parts become easier to procure and the vehicle’s large market footprint sustains aftermarket

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