Honda Passport
Honda
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The two-row mid-size SUV. Pilot-based, with a rugged TrailSport for adventure.
The Honda Passport is a two-row mid-size SUV based on the Pilot, offering more cargo space and a more rugged character than typical crossovers without the third row. With V6 power, available all-wheel drive, and a TrailSport trim for genuine off-road capability, it targets active buyers wanting space and adventure readiness. The Passport slots between the CR-V and Pilot, appealing to those who want a roomy two-row SUV with a tougher, more outdoorsy bent. It competes with the Chevrolet Blazer and Nissan Murano. On WhipJury, the Passport appears as a rugged-leaning two-row SUV, with the TrailSport the standout.
Passport specifications
Two-row mid-size SUV on the Pilot platform, V6 power, available all-wheel drive. Rugged TrailSport trim with off-road capability.
Passport on WhipJury
A rugged-leaning two-row SUV, with the TrailSport the adventure pick.
Frequently asked questions about Honda Passport
What is the difference between the Passport and Pilot?
The Passport is a two-row, five-seat SUV with more cargo space and a more rugged bent, while the Pilot is the larger three-row family version. They share a platform and V6.