Ready for the Road Less Traveled: The 2025 Honda Passport

With its innovative design and unmatched versatility, the Honda Passport is perfectly curated to meet the broad demands of the modern driver. On the road, this highly capable mid-size SUV offers power and responsiveness to handle all your driving needs. Inside the Passport's spacious cabin, modern amenities enhance comfort and engagement to make every trip memorable. Here are six standout features you'll love about the 2025 Honda Passport. more 1. Exceptional Performance The Honda Passport is perfectly engineered for the modern lifestyle. Powered by an advanced 3.5L SOHC i-VTEC 24-valve V6 engine, the Passport can produce a robust 280 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque for spirited performance wherever life takes you. The finely tuned 9-speed automatic transmission delivers exceptionally smooth gear shifting for responsive power and acceleration you can feel. 2. Adventure-Ready Capability When adventure beckons, answer the call confidently in the ruggedly capable Passport. Equipped with Honda's Intelligent Variable Torque Management all-wheel drive system, the trail-ready Passport provides optimal stability on challenging surfaces with minimal wheel slip. The electronically monitored traction control system lets you quickly switch between Snow, Sand, and Mud driving modes to confidently reach any destination. 3. Elevated Comfort and Convenience Whether you're embarking on an epic journey or driving around the neighborhood, enjoy elevated comfort and convenience in the Passport's thoughtfully appointed cabin. Standard interior features include leather-trimmed seats, a one-touch-open power moonroof, power-adjustable driver and front passenger seats with built-in heating, and a tri-zone automatic climate control system. 4. Modern Utility and Versatility Power through life's challenges and conquer your to-do lists with the Honda Passport's outstanding utility. For your everyday cargo needs, the Passport's spacious trunk provides a generous 41.2 cubic feet of room. For bigger loads, fold down the 2nd-row 60/40 split seatbacks for a cavernous 77.7 cubic feet of cargo volume. The versatile Passport also boasts a 5,000-pound towing capacity and can trailer a small camper or boat for your next adventure. 5. Connectivity on the Go Wherever the Honda Passport takes you, the ultramodern cabin lets you enjoy seamless connectivity and engagement. The onboard infotainment platform features a brilliant 8" color touchscreen, Apple and Android smartphone compatibility, integrated Bluetooth technology, and a powerful 215-watt sound system with seven speakers and a subwoofer. 6. Honda Sensing Technology The Passport utilizes state-of-the-art safety and driver assistive technologies to keep you safe. Standard Honda Sensing features include adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, collision mitigation braking, forward collision alert, lane departure warning with correction assist, and tire-specific pressure monitoring and re-fill assist. Featuring rugged capabilities and thoughtful amenities, the Honda Passport is your ticket to superior mid-size SUV performance engineered for an active lifestyle. To test drive the Passport today, visit us at Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID, and connect with our friendly sales team.

For over 60 years, Honda has been producing efficient, reliable, and affordable vehicles that appeal to drivers the world-over. Today, your local Honda dealership is going to be comparing two mid-sized legends: the 2025 Honda Passport SUV and 2025 Honda Ridgeline pickup. Let's dive in, more Performance The Honda Passport SUV uses a 3.5L V6 engine rated for 280 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque. The engine is paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission and comes standard with torque-vectoring all-wheel drive. The Intelligent Traction Management System optimizes the vehicle for varying terrain, whether that's snow, mud, or sand. The Passport has a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds. The Ridgeline uses the same V6 engine and AWD system to dominate the roads or trails. TrailSport models come with all-terrain tires to provide better traction on rugged terrain. The Ridgeline also has a towing capacity of 5,000 pounds, making it ideal for bringing along a trailer, boat, or a couple of powersport vehicles on your next adventure. Interior and Cargo Both vehicles offer seating for five passengers, with 60/40 split-folding rear seats. Cloth upholstery comes standard in lower trims, while higher trims offer leather materials. The Passport has standard heated front seats, while the Ridgeline makes this functionality optional. However, both come with 10-way power adjustable drivers' seats in higher trims. The Passport has an available hands-free access power tailgate that makes it easy to access the 41.2 cu.ft. of cargo space in the rear. 77.7 cu.ft. is available with the seats folded down. The Ridgeline possess a unique trunk bed. In addition to the 33.9 cu.ft. of space offered within, an in-bed trunk offers an extra 7.3 cu.ft. beneath the bed floor. The dual-action tailgate provides flexible access to the bed, with the ability to open it downward or sideways. Technology Both vehicles have a 9-inch infotainment touchscreen. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard in all Passport models, but only higher trims offer them in the Ridgeline. A 7-speaker audio system is standard in both vehicles, but a 10-speaker system is available in the Passport and an 8-speaker system in the Ridgeline. The Ridgeline features an innovative In-Bed Audio System that can play music through built-in bed speakers, making it ideal for tailgating or camping. In the Passport, rain-sensing wipers are available that automatically turn on and off as needed. The Passport SUV and Ridgeline pickup share many of the same capabilities and features. The choice between them comes down to a matter of personal preference and whether you desire the inherent practicality of an SUV or the versatility and durability of a truck. Contact Coeur D'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID for more information about these mid-sized vehicles.

The 2025 Honda Passport is a highly practical vehicle that does a lot of things very well. It's packed full of incredible technology, can handle some light off-road fun, and has lots of space inside to transport bulky items with ease. more It's Ready for Adventures Each Passport has some traction control modes that help it take on the trails, but the TrailSport is the trim that excels at heading off on the beaten path. Its suspension is tuned to keep you comfortable while taking on off-road driving. The car also comes with standard all-terrain tires to help it maintain enough traction to safely drive on different surfaces. It's Able to Transport Lots of Cargo The Passport can travel with lots of cargo in the cabin or a trailer behind the vehicle. When properly equipped, all of the Passport's trims can handle hauling up to 5,000 pounds of cargo. You can also travel with lots of luggage in the car, as it has a spacious cargo area and additional room for cargo in the cabin. You've got a maximum of 50.5 cubic feet to fill up behind the second row, but you can expand this to up to 100.8 cubic feet in size by folding down the back seats. The Passport has a one-touch feature that makes folding down that row effortless. It's Packed Full of Incredible Technology The Honda Sensing features in the Passport allow you to drive with more confidence by helping you stay safe while you're driving, parking, and reversing. There are tons of features we could discuss in depth, but let's focus on some of the most impressive ones. The vehicle has a Collision Mitigation Braking System that lets you know if you're in danger of crashing into something in front of you. If you don't work to prevent a crash, then the system will apply light or strong braking as needed. The car also has A Rare Departure Mitigation System that identifies lane markers and warns you if you're leaving the road. Other impressive features include the Lane Keeping Assist System and Blind Spot Information System. It's Got Wonderful Comfort Features There are several standard features in the Passport that help enhance your comfort. Heated front seats can help keep you warm in winter, as they're standard in all of the trims. Ventilated seats, which are standard in the top trim, can help you cool down instead. The top trim also has heated rear outboard seats. All of the trims have leather-trimmed seats that provide an upscale look and feel. Are you eager to take the Passport out for a test drive? Come see it at Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID.