The Honda Passport is a midsize SUV that combines unique external design elements, space, necessary interior comforts, and smart technology to make it truly roadworthy. The all-terrain and all-weather SUV certainly meets customer requirements and gets ticks across the board for key elements like performance, looks, and safety. Available in three different trims, here are the key specifications to take note of before comparing new and used Honda Passport deals.

Performance

The Honda Passport features a powerful 3.5L V6 engine and a 9-speed automatic transmission setup powering the all-wheel drive system. This makes the midsize SUV a worthy contender for all-terrain off-road performance.

Further, the engine has inbuilt torque vectoring, a traction management system, and an individual suspension system that helps keep the chassis stable in most adverse driving conditions. The traction management system can be configured for normal, snow, mud, and sand terrains to allow the engine to adjust power output and drivetrain. This chassis also boasts impressive ground clearance and a maximum towing capability of 5,000 pounds. Considering it is a midsize SUV, these performance specs are pretty great.

Exterior features
First impressions are always impactful, and the Honda Passport definitely checks across the board for a bold grille design and widebody hood.

At the back, the dual exhaust finishers curve outward to accentuate the amazing ground clearance of the midsize SUV. In addition, the exterior also comes equipped with roof rails that can haul a good 165 lbs. of adventure or off-roading gear. The wide and rugged wheelbase with 18-20 inch alloy wheels that provide maximum stability and grip are suitable for all types of driving conditions. Plus, the Honda Passport’s impressive lighting system illuminates the road ahead with daytime running headlights, low beam, and fog lighting systems to provide excellent visibility.

Interior cab and design elements
The Honda Passport can comfortably seat five passengers with sufficient legroom, headroom, and hip room, even for the back row. You get premium leather accents and upholstery with design elements that accentuate the interior. Additional cabin features include a dedicated tri-zone climate control that adjusts the temperature for front and back passengers to manage everybody’s personal preferences. You can set temperatures to warm up the space in the front while passengers behind can enjoy a nice cool temperature setting.

Infotainment and smart tech
The Honda Passport comes fully loaded with necessary infotainment options. You get a decent size central touchscreen console that can be synced with Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay®. The console also supports enhanced Bluetooth and wireless connectivity for charging and wireless app control. The car has Wi-Fi hotspot capability with data plans from specific networks and a dedicated navigation system with satellite connectivity and 3D rendering of maps. The all-terrain vehicle can charge multiple phones and connected accessories used outdoors. You can even download the HondaLink® app to sync and calibrate apps preinstalled with the vehicle.

Safety capabilities
Honda Passport has extremely useful digital driving assists and features that make the ride both comfortable and safe. The vehicle is surrounded by multiple sensors that monitor blind spots and alert the driver of objects on either side of the vehicle. The system detects cross traffic movement and actively alerts of oncoming or rear vehicles that are too close. You also get a multi-angle rearview camera to easily navigate and maneuver the car backing into a parking spot. The midsize SUV boasts The Honda Sensing® Suite, Road Departure Mitigation System, Lane Keeping Assist System, Adaptive Cruise Control, and a unique Collision Mitigation Braking System™ as part of the safety package.

Trims and pricing
The Honda Passport is available in three trims featuring the EX-L ($41,100), TrailSport ($43,600), and Elite ($46,560) trims. Pricing will vary depending on whether you buy a new or used Honda Passport. The earlier editions of this midsize SUV are selling between $36,000 and $41,000, depending on the available trim. You can compare and buy used Honda Passports from individual owners or approach a dealership that sources certified pre-owned cars from verified reputable dealers.