[EDB]

74 male..will probably wait till the 2020 Passport comes out

 

[Marv]

74 male..will probably wait till the 2020 Passport comes out

Smart move!!!!

 

[CAJack42]

My UN says it all. Approaching 77.
I thought the '17 CR-V EX-L AWD would be the last new car I would ever have to buy. Bad choice!
I did my first test drive today. Made a point of driving down a road (0.8 mi.) that has broken and patched asphalt. Felt to me like the PP rides better than the V.
As soon as I can find the Touring AWD in the color we want, will start the serious dealing.
Just my luck if I buy a '19, the '20 will come out with things like the adj. rear hatch, more int. color choices, better wheel/tire options, etc.

 

[Ed Couch]

I'll be 78 very soon, I traded a 2015 Pilot for this Passport,and, so far I really like it. I needed something that would tow a big boat! Anyone worried about the gas mileage should have bought a civic!

 

[GaryDahl]

74 male..will probably wait till the 2020 Passport comes out

35-year-old group, With 39 years experience.

 

[Barbwire]

Vote! Would like to see the break down with people that recently purchased

 

[Don]

Replacing a 2008 pilot — our Kids are on their own and we don’t need a third row... funny thing about this is that the PP is bigger than the 08 Pilot so it’s not really a step down in size for us

 

[KCGL1800]

My wife and I are in the 60 plus category. Currently have a 2016 CRV that we love but we are wanting something with a bit more towing capacity. We are probably 2 years away from making a purchase unless we find a killer deal we can't walk away from.

 

[GaryDahl]

The Passport is in a league by itself, its a nice step up from a CR-V.

 

[TransportMan]

Bought ours yesterday. The lady and myself are both 25 with a 2 week old baby boy. Young all around for new Passport owners I guess.

 

[Fnj]

First time clicking 50-59. How the hell did that happen?

 

[elder prep]

70 male, south-central Pennsylvania. Traded my 2012 Touring Pilot to afford the Elite PP, Luna Silver Metallic. Enjoying my new 'toy' very much.

 

[Randyb68]

First time clicking 50-59. How the hell did that happen?

Better than the alternative ?

 

[elder prep]

Bought ours yesterday. The lady and myself are both 25 with a 2 week old baby boy. Young all around for new Passport owners I guess.

Transport, you have a safe, sturdy and well-built vehicle to transport your young family. You made a good choice.

 

[Sam]

24 and bought touring 2 weeks ago

 

[herothedog]

47 in the body of a 30-year-old ?. Downsized to reduce expenses to try to get enough retirement saved to retire a little early.

 

[Juntao_DW]

33 and 31 here, upgraded her winter vehicle before buying a house, easier to calculate a mortgage and expenses if we have the car payment going into it.

 

[Gray_Beard]

Both my wife and I have graduated into the 60-69 group. I had a 2018 Ford Explorer and regretted having it a week after purchasing it. My wife has a 2018 CRV, which she loves and I like it but just a little cramped for me behind the wheel. She suggested being you dread the "Exploder" why don't we look at the PP. Best trade-in I've ever made. It's been 2 and half months and 2800 miles since we had that discussion and are both very happy with our choice!

 

[darksky]

67 year old here. I had a 2017 Ridgeline and liked it a lot, but decided I didn't really need or want a pickup. Traded it in on a 2018 Chevy Equinox top of the line Premier model with 2.0 4 cylinder turbo. After a few months I realized what a mistake it was. Nine months into ownership I traded it for my 2019 Passport. The Equinox lost half it's MSRP value in nine months! I then remembered why I hadn't owned a GM vehicle since 1993. So I took my loss and am so glad to be back in a Honda. Great vehicle. No problems with it in almost 7,000 miles.

 

[storm303]

Not too unexpected but the vehicle is also first year and expensive. This will skew results to those who can afford this model which in general is upwards in age. I wonder how do the results compare to the Pilot?