Me and my Freind went 4-wheeling at i have a 2000 disco and my freind has 2003 honda piolit and to tell you the truth tht thing dident get stuck or anything..it kept up with me and i did some intense stuff but to tell you the truth tht thing is a pretty good truck...but i would never give up my disco for anything.

 

If you know what you are doing and go on tough trails the honda would be broken into pieces and your rover would make it through...honda pilots aren't CLOSE to being on the level of a disco as far as off-road ability and if I owned a pilot there is 0 chance I'd take it off the road (they are nice soccer mom vehicles though)

 

Obviously your trail was very mild. Even the easy trails we have here in Colorado a Honda Pilot wouldn't survive.

 

Having a Pilot in the family, I have to tell you, it is just another SUV, a good one but not made for any type of moderate wheeling.
That being said, I wish more Rovers held up like a Honda, wouldn't that be a trip.

 

tht thing dident get stuck or anything..it kept up with me and i did some intense stuff but to tell you the truth tht thing is a pretty good truck...

were you pulling him the whole way?

 

I like Honda products, but for the sake of all things Rover... Please, define "intense"...

 

Ha! Wouldn't that be something??? If only Honda had bought Rover back in 1993 instead of BMW... where might we be?

Anyone recognize this car?

 

Yeah, the 1999 Honda (Acura?) D4000 would never break down and have a 4.0 L V8 producing 480 HP that revs to 8000 rpm.

Actually the way Honda is going now, it wouldn't have an engine, just a bunch of hamsters running in a Green Cage that eat rainbows and poop butterflies.

 

I would like to know as well. Steep hills, thick mud??

 

My DI is holding up like a Honda.