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How many miles will a 2007 Honda Pilot last?

Half of the 124 NHTSA owner complaints on the 2007 Honda Pilot that list mileage came after 81,000 miles, and 1 in 10 after 171,000 miles. NHTSA's complaints file of November 11, 2026 holds 211 complaints on this model year; each mileage is the odometer when an owner reported a safety problem, not how long the vehicle lasted.

By VIN Lookup Research DeskPublished 2026-11-11NHTSA files 2026-11-11United States
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Mileage when owners reported a problem, 2007 Pilot

Of the 124 complaints on the 2007 Honda Pilot that list mileage, the middle half came between 25,000 and 133,000 miles; 49 (40%) came after 100,000 miles, 22 (18%) after 150,000 and 8 (6%) after 200,000.

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How many miles will a 2007 Pilot last?

The 124 mileages owners gave run from 17 to 300,000 miles. A quarter are at or under 25,500 miles, half at or under 82,000, three quarters at or under 133,000 and nine in ten at or under 172,000; 49 (40%) came after 100,000 miles, 22 (18%) after 150,000 and 8 (6%) after 200,000.

These mileages say when owners reported a problem, not when a 2007 Pilot wears out. NHTSA's file holds only vehicles whose owners complained; one that ran without a problem never appears in it, so it gives no lifespan and no cutoff, and how a vehicle was maintained matters more than any one odometer reading.

2007 Honda Pilot: mileage in the 124 NHTSA complaints that list one (complaints file, November 11, 2026)
MeasureValue
Lowest mileage listed17 miles
25th percentile25,500 miles
Median (50th percentile)82,000 miles
75th percentile133,000 miles
90th percentile172,000 miles
Highest mileage listed300,000 miles
Complaints after 100,000 miles49 (40%)
Complaints after 150,000 miles22 (18%)
Complaints after 200,000 miles8 (6%)

Every model year together: Half of the 4,241 NHTSA owner complaints on the Honda Pilot that list mileage came after 64,000 miles (NHTSA complaints file of November 11, 2026). How many miles will a Honda Pilot last? →

Common problems with the 2007 Pilot

NHTSA's file holds 211 owner complaints on the 2007 Honda Pilot. Owners named the airbags most often: 54 complaints, and half of the 15 that list a mileage came after 89,000 miles. A complaint can name more than one component.

2007 Honda Pilot: most-reported NHTSA component categories, with the median mileage of the complaints that list one (complaints file, November 11, 2026)
Component (NHTSA category)ComplaintsListing mileageMedian mileage
Air Bags541589,500
Electrical System2214105,000
Exterior Lighting171070,000
Seats1613105,000
Structure15115,000

Of the 211 complaints, 9 report a crash, 5 report a fire and 7 report an injury (19 people reported injured). These are owners' reports to NHTSA, not findings.

Is the 2007 Pilot a good year?

Complaint counts cannot say whether the 2007 is a good or a bad Pilot: they rise with how many were sold and how long they have been on the road. They show how the 2007 compares with the other model years in NHTSA's file.

With 211 complaints, the 2007 ranks 14th of the 24 Honda Pilot model years from 2003 to 2026 with 10 or more complaints, counting from the most. The most: the 2016 (1,730). The fewest: the 2026 (31).

Recent model years have had less time to collect complaints, so their counts are still growing. No year is ranked by mileage here, because a year's median mileage mostly follows its age.

Honda Pilot: NHTSA owner complaints by model year, 2003–2026 (complaints file, November 11, 2026)
Model yearOwner complaintsListing mileageMedian mileage
2003 Pilot720534117,000
2004 Pilot544410104,000
2005 Pilot679566102,000
2006 Pilot268175100,000
2007 (this page)21112482,000
2008 Pilot1337187,000
2009 Pilot1348370,400
2010 Pilot1117159,940
2011 Pilot29320046,000
2012 Pilot17312736,000
2013 Pilot27320128,000
2014 Pilot1166633,516
2015 Pilot1096446,000
2016 Pilot1,73073650,000
2017 Pilot94325438,000
2018 Pilot44310550,000
2019 Pilot92919422,000
2020 Pilot4971474,000
2021 Pilot4594732,000
2022 Pilot1751636,000
2023 Pilot1511718,000
2024 Pilot1198Under 10 mileages
2025 Pilot217248,000
2026 Pilot311Under 10 mileages

The linked 2015–2022 pages show NHTSA's September 15, 2026 collection, so their counts can differ from this table's.

Every Pilot year compared on NHTSA’s complaints and recalls: Honda Pilot years to avoid →

2007 Honda Pilot recalls

NHTSA's recall files of November 11, 2026 list 9 recall campaigns that name the 2007 Honda Pilot (7 vehicle campaigns and 2 equipment or tire campaigns that name this model year, often for aftermarket parts). A campaign covers a production range, not every vehicle of the model year: check the VIN with NHTSA's free recall lookup.

2007 Honda Pilot: the 5 most recent of 9 recall campaigns in NHTSA’s recall files (November 11, 2026)
CampaignReport receivedComponent
19E068000Oct 10, 2019VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL:ACCELERATOR PEDAL
19V501000Jun 27, 2019AIR BAGS:FRONTAL:PASSENGER SIDE:INFLATOR MODULE
19V499000Jun 27, 2019AIR BAGS:FRONTAL:DRIVER SIDE:INFLATOR MODULE
19V182000Mar 6, 2019AIR BAGS:FRONTAL:DRIVER SIDE:INFLATOR MODULE
18V268000Apr 26, 2018AIR BAGS:FRONTAL:PASSENGER SIDE:INFLATOR MODULE

What these figures can and cannot tell you

  • Complaints are owners’ reports to NHTSA. NHTSA publishes them without verifying them: a complaint is an allegation, not a defect finding.
  • The mileage is what the owner wrote on the complaint; NHTSA does not check it against the odometer.
  • The make, model and model year are the ones on the complaint. NHTSA records them as filed, so a few complaints sit under a model year the name was not sold in.
  • They are not a lifespan study. The file holds only vehicles whose owners reported a problem, so these figures do not say how long a typical 2007 Pilot lasts.
  • A complaint count rises with how many vehicles were sold and how long they have been on the road, so it is not a rating of the 2007 Pilot.
  • Nothing here describes one vehicle: its title brands, odometer readings, accidents and open recalls are in the records for its own VIN.
  • 87 of the 211 complaints on the 2007 Honda Pilot give no usable mileage (blank, zero, a filler such as 999999, or over 500,000) and are left out of every mileage figure.
  • NHTSA name counted: PILOT. NHTSA files some vehicles under several names (a series name and a trim name, for example); this page counts only this one.
  • Recall-file name matched: PILOT.
Evidence

Primary sources behind this page

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  1. NHTSA complaints flat file (FLAT_CMPL.zip), downloaded November 11, 2026National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  2. Complaints file field layout (CMPL.txt)National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  3. NHTSA recalls flat file (FLAT_RCL_PRE_2010.zip), downloaded November 11, 2026National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  4. NHTSA recalls flat file (FLAT_RCL_POST_2010.zip), downloaded November 11, 2026National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  5. Recalls file field layout (RCL.txt)National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  6. NHTSA recall and complaint datasets: scope and documentationNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  7. Recalls Lookup by VINNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration

NHTSA’s complaints file was downloaded on November 11, 2026 (FLAT_CMPL.txt, dated 2026-11-11 10:15, 2,265,416 rows), with its recall files (FLAT_RCL_PRE_2010.txt and FLAT_RCL_POST_2010.txt, dated 2026-11-11 08:02). Each complaint is counted once, by its NHTSA number, with the model year and mileage of its first row; a model year has a page only with 10 or more complaints. The collection script and its rules are in scripts/collect-nhtsa-model-year-longtail.mjs.

Quick answers

2007 Honda Pilot questions

How many miles will a 2007 Honda Pilot last?

Half of the 124 NHTSA owner complaints on the 2007 Honda Pilot that list mileage came after 81,000 miles, and 1 in 10 after 171,000 miles. Of the 124 complaints on the 2007 Honda Pilot that list mileage, the middle half came between 25,000 and 133,000 miles; 49 (40%) came after 100,000 miles, 22 (18%) after 150,000 and 8 (6%) after 200,000. These are mileages at a reported problem, not a lifespan: the file holds no 2007 Pilot that never had one.

What are the most common 2007 Honda Pilot problems?

NHTSA's file holds 211 owner complaints on the 2007 Honda Pilot. Owners named the airbags most often: 54 complaints, and half of the 15 that list a mileage came after 89,000 miles. A complaint can name more than one component. Of the 211 complaints, 9 report a crash, 5 report a fire and 7 report an injury (19 people reported injured). These are owners' reports to NHTSA, not findings.

Is the 2007 Honda Pilot a good year?

Complaint counts cannot say whether the 2007 is a good or a bad Pilot: they rise with how many were sold and how long they have been on the road. They show how the 2007 compares with the other model years in NHTSA's file. With 211 complaints, the 2007 ranks 14th of the 24 Honda Pilot model years from 2003 to 2026 with 10 or more complaints, counting from the most. The most: the 2016 (1,730). The fewest: the 2026 (31).

How many recalls does the 2007 Honda Pilot have?

NHTSA's recall files of November 11, 2026 list 9 recall campaigns that name the 2007 Honda Pilot (7 vehicle campaigns and 2 equipment or tire campaigns that name this model year, often for aftermarket parts). A campaign covers a production range, not every vehicle of the model year: check the VIN with NHTSA's free recall lookup.

How do I check a used 2007 Honda Pilot before buying?

Take the 17-character VIN from the vehicle and compare the odometer with the readings on file for it: title transfers, inspections and auction sales record the mileage on the day. VIN Lookup (free-vin-lookup.com) sells the original ClearVIN PDF for $14.99 (3 reports for $29.99, 5 for $44.99): odometer readings, title brands and auction records on file for the VIN. Check the VIN before buying a used 2007 Honda Pilot.