Get to Know the 2023 Honda Passport

2025 Honda Passport 2025 Honda CR-V 2025 Honda Pilot Are you looking for a Honda SUV to safely and comfortably transport your family in style? Whether you need a compact crossover, seating for up to eight, a hybrid powertrain, or a rugged adventure vehicle, there are great family SUV options at your local Honda dealership. more 3 Great Family SUV Options From Your Honda Dealership 1. 2025 Honda CR-V The 2025 Honda CR-V is a reliable, compact crossover that's practical and fun to drive. It can be had with the base turbocharged inline-four gas engine that delivers 190 horsepower and 179 pound-feet of torque, or a non-turbo version combined with a dual hybrid motor system for a total of 181 hp and 247 lb-ft. All models can be equipped with front- or all-wheel drive. The front-wheel drive models offer efficient fuel economy, making either option ideal for all your commutes. Five-person seating is standard inside, with fatigue-reducing front seats and reclining rear seats to keep everyone comfortable on long drives. The cargo area offers 39.3 cubic feet of space for your family's luggage. 2. 2025 Honda Pilot If you need something bigger and more powerful, the 2025 Honda Pilot seats up to eight people and packs a 285-hp V6 engine under the hood. Front-wheel drive models offer a towing capacity of up to 3,500 lbs and selectable drive modes including Normal, ECON, Snow, Tow, and Sport. Opting for all-wheel drive increases the towing power up to 5,000 lbs and adds Trail and Sand modes. Heated seats are standard in front, with power adjustments for both the driver and front passenger. The second-row bench features a fold-flat center seat, which can be removed entirely in certain trim levels. Eight of the convenient cupholders throughout the cabin can fit 32-ounce water bottles, and you'll enjoy 18.6 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row. 3. 2025 Honda Passport Families who regularly enjoy camping trips and other outdoor excursions might be best served by the 2025 Honda Passport. It's a practical five-seater that's exclusively powered by a 280-hp V6 engine, combined with standard intelligent all-wheel drive and a nine-speed automatic transmission. The intelligent traction management system offers modes for Snow, Sand, and Mud, and all models can tow up to 5,000 lbs. The leather-trimmed seats come with standard heating in front, and the 60/40-split second row can be folded with the touch of a button. There's a generous 41.2 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row for all your gear. Depending on your needs, any of these SUVs would be a great option for your next family vehicle. If there's one in particular that stands out, or you still need help deciding, give us a call or come on over to Boyd Honda in Oxford North Carolina.

The 2025 Honda Passport is a family SUV built for adventure, with solid towing power, advanced safety features, and a comfy cabin packed with tech. With three available trim levels, you can pick the Passport that caters to your active lifestyle. Find out what's included with each trim. Uncover the Trim Levels of the 2025 Honda Passport: Adventure Awaits EX-L The base EX-L comes with a 3.5L V6 engine that makes 280 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque, paired with a nine-speed automatic and all-wheel drive. It can tow up to 5,000 pounds and features Snow, Sand, and Mud drive modes to increase capability in rugged terrain. Advanced safety features include forward collision warning, collision mitigation breaking, blind spot monitoring, hill start assist, and a cross-traffic monitor. You'll also get parking sensors and a rearview camera with dynamic guidelines. more The five-passenger cabin is spacious and cozy, with premium niceties like leather seats, tri-zone automatic climate control, heated power-adjustable front seats, and a power moonroof. It's equipped with an 8-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a seven-speaker stereo, multiple USB ports, and a wireless charger. The EX-L also includes useful features like an auto-dimming rearview mirror that reduces glare at night, power-folding rear seatbacks, and a power tailgate. TrailSport If you'd like a more rugged Passport with better performance off the road, the TrailSport trim is the way to go. It upgrades to an off-road-tuned suspension that absorbs bumps easily and keeps the ride smoother on rough trails. It also replaces the standard 20-inch wheels with 18-inch alloys and all-terrain tires to give you better grip and stability. You'll get LED fog lights, roof rails, and heated power-adjustable side mirrors with blinkers and memory settings. Inside, you'll find exclusive perforated leather seats with orange stitching and ambient lighting for a cozier vibe. The front seats and floor mats come with the TrailSport logo as well. Rear passengers are treated to extra comfort with the integrated window sunshades. This model also adds an in-dash satellite-linked navigation system that lets you set the destination with your voice. Black Edition Moving up, the top-spec Black Edition trim boasts blacked-out styling all around. It comes with 20-inch gloss black wheels, auto-dimming side mirrors, rain-sensing windshield wipers, and courtesy lights in the front doors. A hands-free power tailgate comes standard to make loading the trunk easier. Inside, this model features perforated leather seats with red stitching and Black Edition logos on the front seats and floor mats. Comfort gets an upgrade with heated and ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, heated rear outboard seats, and rear climate controls. You'll also get an in-vehicle Wi-Fi hotspot and an upgraded audio system with ten speakers. To find out which Passport trim fits your style, stop by Boyd Honda Oxford, for a test drive.

Innovative, adventurous, and capable are three words that describe the 2025 Honda Passport. It's also comfortable, spacious, and easy to drive in different situations, making it a great practical vehicle for any family. more Meet the 2025 Honda Passport: Adventure Awaits An Abundance of Safety Technology There are so many Honda Sensing Driver-Assistive features standard in the Passport that it'd be impossible to discuss them all succinctly. Let's look at what a few of them do. The Collision Mitigation Braking System applies the brakes if the system detects that you're about to crash. Forward Collision Warning warns you about potential collisions it detects, letting you act before your vehicle has to apply the brakes for you. The Road Departure Mitigation System detects lane lines and warns you if you're about to leave them without meaning to. An Array of Comfort Features The seats in the Passport are comfortable and supportive on their own, but several features take comfort a step further. Heated seats in the front are standard, creating a cozy feel and keeping you warm when the temperature drops. Ventilated front seats are standard in the top trims, allowing you to cool down easily when you need to. All of the seats are leather-trimmed, creating an upscale look and feel throughout the cabin. An Excellent Towing Capacity When properly equipped, the Honda Passport can tow up to 5,000 pounds. The towing capacity is the same regardless of the trim, so you don't need to compromise on what trim you buy if you've got towing needs. An Ample Amount of Space The Passport has 77.7 to 100.8 cubic feet of cargo space when the second row is folded down. The row folds using one-touch fold, so it's simple to expand the cargo area and use all of this space. If the row is upright, then you've got up to 50.5 cubic feet of space to fill up with anything you need to travel with. A Selection of Drive Modes Alongside your normal driving mode, the Passport comes with Sand, Mud, and Snow modes. When selected, the modes alter your vehicle's performance based on which setting you choose. When you choose Mud mode, your car works extra hard to keep momentum on those slick, muddy roads. In Sand mode, your vehicle responds more than usual when the gas pedal is used and enhances wheel torque. In Snow mode, your vehicle adjusts its settings to stay stable when accelerating on slippery surfaces. Trim for the Trails People who want to do some serious adventuring in the Passport should consider the TrailSport trim. With its off-road tuned suspension and all-terrain tires, it's ready to take on uneven surfaces. It also has 8.1 inches of ground clearance to get you over obstacles in your path. Ready to take the Passport on your next adventure? Take it out for a test drive at Boyd Honda Oxford in Oxford, NC.