2024 Honda Passport Consumer Reviews
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EX-L (Editors' Pick) - $43,295 MSRP
Edmunds suggests you pay
$39,459Prices based on sales in OH thru 4/14/25
We have a limited number of reviews for the 2024 Passport, so we've included reviews for other years of the Passport since its last redesign.
Faulty audio system
Jonny R, 02/04/2023
2023 Honda Passport EX-L 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 9A)
53 of 72 people found this review helpful
Not only was the driving experience below average for its class, but the audio system had substantial glitches even after trying four times to have it serviced at a Honda dealer. The radio often crackled loudly and sometime would not work at all. They were unable to fix it and we finally traded it in for a VW Taos. I used to think Honda was one of the best, but I will never buy a Honda again.
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Best Car I Have Ever Owned!
Andy Marascio , 02/07/2024
2023 Honda Passport EX-L 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 9A)
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Great car! Lots of Room! Plenty of options that were included! My favorite car!
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Great SUV, but Downgraded
Dylan, 03/25/2023
2023 Honda Passport EX-L 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 9A)
21 of 28 people found this review helpful
Let me start off, that the Honda Passport, is definitely comfortable, spacious, versatile, and overall a great family SUV. It has good MPG, from what I came from. However, I did notice that Honda, removed the fog lights, conversation mirror, etc on the newer lower trim models. Not sure why they would make the older models more appealing for the lower trims and then strip all that off for the newer ones. If I knew that, I would have probably purchased a later year for a lower price and some miles with more features. Than a newer model with less features for more money. Each their own though.
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Impressive
Gabe , 09/11/2023
2023 Honda Passport TrailSport 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 9A)
8 of 10 people found this review helpful
I've owned the 2023 Honda Passport Trail Sport for only a brief time, but have been really impressed with its performance, ride, and even fuel economy (averaged 26 mpg on recent trip). The V6 280 HP engine is fantastic, and a real differentiator within the segment, it is powerful and responsive. Vehicle is super roomy yet handles quite nicely for its size. The rugged trail sport look and the Honda reliability make this a stand out choice. Highly recommend it.
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Love our New Passport, even with its Glitches
TWC17, 07/16/2024
2024 Honda Passport Black Edition 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 9A)
8 of 10 people found this review helpful
Almost 1,000 miles on it, love our Black Edition, Red color! Will compare it to our other SUV, a 2016 Grand Cherokee Overland. 1. Size - much bigger inside with the exact same length. Smaller engine compartment since no need for the extra room a 5.7 Hemi option requires on the Jeep. Also, less slope to windshield and back, plus straighter sides. Taller, so more headroom and no center hump for the rear seat. Jeep requires it since it has the hydraulic suspension. Super comfortable inside, large back seat and rear cargo area. 2. Ride - firm, but tracks great. Better turning radius. Very smooth on the highway. Visibility is outstanding. 3. Options - has just about everything and most controls are easy to access. Climate controls could have been larger. 4. High build quality. 5. Large amount of hidden storage under the rear cargo area. Glitches: 1. What dumb engineer designed the sunglasses holder? It's a struggle to get my aviator sunglasses in and out. Way too small due to the dumb idea of incorporating a mirror to see the rear seat occupants. 2. Steering wheel adjustment. Still in the dark ages with a pull-down bracket to make the adjustments. 8-year-old Jeep has an electronic adjustment that can easily be used while driving. Small adjustments on a long road trip can be nice on the driver's arms. 3. Put a darn upper tray in the center console. What good is a big cavern? Immediately bought one on Amazon, makes the center console perfect. This is a no brainer for Honda to fix. 4. No carpeted cargo area protector! Not even an option. This is nuts. Just the regular floor and a dealer added optional "hard" protector on which any hard-shelled item (suitcase or ice chest) goes for a joy ride unless wedged against something non-hard-shelled. 5. Wish the navigation/entertainment screen included a climate control section. The Jeep has both knob controls and screen controls. 6. My next set of tires with definitely be off-road style (only comes on the TrailSport). 7. The manual is written in a font size only a 20 year old can clearly see. The pictures are blurry, and controls/buttons are nearly impossible to identify on the blurred pictures. It's frustrating to read it, which is essential because of the large variety and complexity of the control options and adjustments. Still, love the Passport. UPDATE: A couple other items to say positive about our new Passport Black Edition: 1.When you fold the rear seat backs down, the seat bottoms don't slide forward, like our Jeep Grand Cherokee. You get a nice totally flat, big storage area AND you retain the huge rear footwell with no center hump. 2. Continually impressed with the smooth ride, great tracking and unlimited visibility. 3. Impressive power and we're getting better gas mileage than stated.
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