I would like to see Honda make the passport a little more sporty and rugged and less “van” like on the interior. But it’s a great car for families. I’m excited to see what changes Honda will be making in the next few years.
I disagree tbh ! I love the Honda passport the way it is because it gives just the perfect amount of sportyness but also off-road at the same time ! The other suvs on the market like the blazer and others look like they are strictly made for highways and luxury
I have a Passport and although it does not feature cutting new technology nor most attractive styling I appreciate its solid V6 and overall ergonomics and space. It handles inclement weather very well and never felt fatigued even after long distance driving.
The Passport looks very promising in terms of reliability, cargo space and performance but I hope for 2022, Honda updates the interior a bit more 🤔😃. But great review !!
I absolutely love it...!!! I just hope that future iterations of this new model. Particularly the EX-L and up trims allow people to choose the grey leather option on the sonic grey pearl exterior color. For right now from what i've researched only being able to choose from 3 color options; dark blue, silver, and white to get the grey interior leather is VERY limiting. And i think the pairing of grey interior leather with the exterior sonic grey pearl color would be stunning. Having just black too choose from is VERY VERY drab for an interior color option. I also think the grey leather would look stunning on the Trailsport with the orange contrast stitching and badging. It's the main reason i would choose an EX-L over a Trailsport as i simply do not like an all black interior. And i'd bet A LOT of folks would agree with me on that. Also, Honda needs to offer better options on the EX-L & Elite trims for tire choices. Having just 20in tires with the SUPER awful Continentals is ridiculous. I've read over at the Honda forums that if you want you can go from the OEM 265/45/50 to a 275/45/50 and that will give you a bit more sidewall for blazing non paved trail fire roads etc...And you can still keep your stock OE M rims. But most of all that opens you up too better and more tire choices. Such as an A/T tire like the General Grabber AT3 or the Firestone Destination LE3's. However, hopefully Honda will make these changes themselves so consumers don't have too. It's rather ridiculous of Honda to have a model labeled "Trailsport" but only make it "cosmetically appealing". And really no different then an EX-L or Elite trim. Considering they ALL use the same I-VTM4 AWD system. You can't "off road" Honda on 20in tires. So either use 18in tires for every model Passport. Or pick a different 20in tire size to broaden peoples choices. It's really not that difficult...(g) So for 2023 please make these changes Honda...!!! Thank you.
Too bad the reviewer is better than the car! The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports. "The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
How does the engine noise under acceleration compare to Subaru Outback Wilderness? Likewise how does the overall noise when highway cruising compare between the Passport and the Outback Wilderness?
I love it when you do direct model comparisons between Honda and Toyota models. Would love to see what you think about the everyday practicality vs off road capability trade offs between the Toyota 4Runner and Honda Ridgeline if you were to own just one of the two vehicles
Honda has a great thing going with the Passport or should I say had a great thing going, had the touring 2019 it was a great two row vehicle but I think they should've made this vehicle totally different from the pilot like changing the inside to have a look on its own !!! Great v6 and Trans, but the ride was rough to us so in saying that we switched to the 2021 toyota highlander platinum
Just a hit or miss with new Honda and Acura models today. "We've(Edmund's) come to a crossroads with the Passport over its infotainment. A system that at first seemed quirky but acceptable has caused major issues of late, and we've learned we're not the only ones with this experience. On separate occasions, with different drivers behind the wheel, the Passport's screen has suddenly stopped functioning in the middle of driving. The audio shuts off, and the touchscreen refuses to respond to commands. This means you lose whatever navigation, multimedia and other information you may have been using, and can't regain control. Both times it happened, our editors parked the Passport and turned it off for a short break. On one of those occasions, the screen flashed on and would not turn off even as the vehicle stopped running and the doors were locked. We contacted Honda, who brought the car in and issued a service to fix the "running infotainment" problem. The automaker says the fix will be available to owners as an over-the-air update soon (click here to access Honda's owner update site, under 'Software System Updates,' or here for instructions about over-the-air updates). But it does not solve the initial problem, which is a total shutdown of the infotainment system while the Passport is moving. This is a frustrating situation for buyers. It does not reflect well on the quality of the Passport's software, and causes a potential distraction hazard at speed. At time of writing, the problem has not occurred in more than two months, and there have been no issues in the short time since Honda completed its service. But we've learned other owners have had similar experiences in Passport, Pilot and Odyssey models. The company is "working to provide market repairs which include software and hardware fixes," we were told. Unfortunately, that's a hard answer to swallow. We will report back if any further issues arise." - Ryan ZumMallen, reviews editor
I upgraded my 2017 Honda CR-V Touring (Canadian) to a 2021 Honda Pilot EX-L with Navi this April and am loving it. The spacious interior and the V6 cylinder with the 9 speed automatic transmission is great. I just wish the upcoming 2022 Honda Pilot exterior and interior is made more modern, upscaled and in par with the Korean Telluride and Pallisade. The Pilot lacks the design and sophisticated look.
@@V3N8MOUS Don’t know when but soon enough. Google new Honda Pilot 2023 and you can get some ideas how it looks like. If you are patient, then it would be worth it. 👍
The Pilot is one of a few Honda models that are recommended. The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports. "The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
To those of us who don't want that third row, but appreciate the higher towing capacity & cargo room - even dodge Durango dropped the 3rd row as an option - it is now standard.
Honda is slow to release the next version of the Pilot and Passport. The Korean twins are kicking up a storm with their updated models. Hope that won't hurt sales ---it's hard to get customers back once they switch brands. 2023 is a long ways off for consumers to wait for the new model.
@@barbz_zayne you aren’t them. It’s no big deal. Start your own channel if you want to be the manager. Sheesh we know what they meant. These are purely free entertainment videos. Get a life thiscarpornguy3
i ain’t no p0rnstar stoopid im a car enthusiast and I was just correcting them not trying to be a bully I think you’re the real bully here all you tryna do is flex your muscles and film tornadoes like bruh
They have reviewed the 4Runner and Tundra before. Not the Sequoia. Edit: These are the most recent reviews of the 4Runner and Tundra ua-cam.com/video/sejZf4G8uVI/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/fuOVizL5_Xo/v-deo.html
can someone please explain to me if I buy a suv like this one and I take a tight turn or highway exit curve, will I feel it if going fast through it or not? I drive a small sedan and if I take a tight turn or curve fast, I feel it. Passengers feel it more. im trying to get a car that passengers don't feel tight turns. Help
Good choice to avoid. The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports. "The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
@@dtzeel Did Honda fix the quality issues with the Passport? The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports. "The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
"...The Blazer is the family vehicle that actually appeals to the whole family, and for that reason it upsets the Honda(Passport)on its home court." I think the Motor Trend staff was weeping when they wrote that!
@@normt430 nobody wants domestic crap with junky Chinese components. Even Scotty Kilmer and his mechanic friends make fun of Chevrolet and say it belongs in the junkyard.
@@2004cyrus the Passport is the biggest POS since the Izusu version in the 1980's! The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports. "The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
"...The Blazer is the family vehicle that actually appeals to the whole family, and for that reason it upsets the Honda(Passport)on its home court." I think the Motor Trend staff was weeping when they wrote that!
@@dtzeel Did Honda fix the quality issues with the Passport? The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports. "The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
@@dtzeel "...10,000 miles, the Passport visited the dealer for its first scheduled service, which included an oil change, tire rotation, and the changing of its rear-differential fluid for $134. (The dealer changed the engine oil without replacing the filter, as per Honda's unusual service recommendations.) Car & Driver
Just test drove it today. The driver side mirror keeps shaking once I got onto the freeway. The alignment is screwed with only 56 miles on the vehicle. If they cannot even provide a good car to attract customers, it certainly won't earn my sale.
The Honda Passport has a poorly engineered Honda Sensing system. My 2019 Passport gives hundreds of false CMBS alerts weekly and Honda will refuse to correct this. Look elsewhere for your next SUV!
Pure garbage! The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports. "The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
Good to avoid Honda new models. The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports. "The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
Honda Passport , Pilot , Ridgeline , Odyssey = No center armrest .... just a cheat small armrest on the side of the seats = Major fail on the interior design !
I completely disagree. This is one of the reasons I am only looking at Honda for my next car, just like a lazy boot chair you have your own arm rests. No fighting over the center arm rest.
Junk! "We've(Edmund's) come to a crossroads with the Passport over its infotainment. A system that at first seemed quirky but acceptable has caused major issues of late, and we've learned we're not the only ones with this experience. On separate occasions, with different drivers behind the wheel, the Passport's screen has suddenly stopped functioning in the middle of driving. The audio shuts off, and the touchscreen refuses to respond to commands. This means you lose whatever navigation, multimedia and other information you may have been using, and can't regain control. Both times it happened, our editors parked the Passport and turned it off for a short break. On one of those occasions, the screen flashed on and would not turn off even as the vehicle stopped running and the doors were locked. We contacted Honda, who brought the car in and issued a service to fix the "running infotainment" problem. The automaker says the fix will be available to owners as an over-the-air update soon (click here to access Honda's owner update site, under 'Software System Updates,' or here for instructions about over-the-air updates). But it does not solve the initial problem, which is a total shutdown of the infotainment system while the Passport is moving. This is a frustrating situation for buyers. It does not reflect well on the quality of the Passport's software, and causes a potential distraction hazard at speed. At time of writing, the problem has not occurred in more than two months, and there have been no issues in the short time since Honda completed its service. But we've learned other owners have had similar experiences in Passport, Pilot and Odyssey models. The company is "working to provide market repairs which include software and hardware fixes," we were told. Unfortunately, that's a hard answer to swallow. We will report back if any further issues arise." - Ryan ZumMallen, reviews editor
@@tonychau1983 so are Honda’s today. "We've(Edmund's) come to a crossroads with the Passport over its infotainment. A system that at first seemed quirky but acceptable has caused major issues of late, and we've learned we're not the only ones with this experience. On separate occasions, with different drivers behind the wheel, the Passport's screen has suddenly stopped functioning in the middle of driving. The audio shuts off, and the touchscreen refuses to respond to commands. This means you lose whatever navigation, multimedia and other information you may have been using, and can't regain control. Both times it happened, our editors parked the Passport and turned it off for a short break. On one of those occasions, the screen flashed on and would not turn off even as the vehicle stopped running and the doors were locked. We contacted Honda, who brought the car in and issued a service to fix the "running infotainment" problem. The automaker says the fix will be available to owners as an over-the-air update soon (click here to access Honda's owner update site, under 'Software System Updates,' or here for instructions about over-the-air updates). But it does not solve the initial problem, which is a total shutdown of the infotainment system while the Passport is moving. This is a frustrating situation for buyers. It does not reflect well on the quality of the Passport's software, and causes a potential distraction hazard at speed. At time of writing, the problem has not occurred in more than two months, and there have been no issues in the short time since Honda completed its service. But we've learned other owners have had similar experiences in Passport, Pilot and Odyssey models. The company is "working to provide market repairs which include software and hardware fixes," we were told. Unfortunately, that's a hard answer to swallow. We will report back if any further issues arise." - Ryan ZumMallen, reviews editor
I’ve always loved this SUV. Salon as they come. Great review guys
I would like to see Honda make the passport a little more sporty and rugged and less “van” like on the interior. But it’s a great car for families. I’m excited to see what changes Honda will be making in the next few years.
It’s a family SUV
I disagree tbh ! I love the Honda passport the way it is because it gives just the perfect amount of sportyness but also off-road at the same time ! The other suvs on the market like the blazer and others look like they are strictly made for highways and luxury
@@Itsjrob_ I agree, it's just right.
Crazy acceleration and maneuvering on the curves
10 out of 10. Love my Passport!
I have a Passport and although it does not feature cutting new technology nor most attractive styling I appreciate its solid V6 and overall ergonomics and space. It handles inclement weather very well and never felt fatigued even after long distance driving.
The Passport looks very promising in terms of reliability, cargo space and performance but I hope for 2022, Honda updates the interior a bit more 🤔😃. But great review !!
Thanks!
Good job guys! :D
I love your videos
love it it looks great
I absolutely love it...!!! I just hope that future iterations of this
new model. Particularly the EX-L and up trims allow people to choose the
grey leather option on the sonic grey pearl exterior color. For right
now from what i've researched only being able to choose from 3 color
options; dark blue, silver, and white to get the grey interior leather
is VERY limiting. And i think the pairing of grey interior leather with
the exterior sonic grey pearl color would be stunning. Having just black
too choose from is VERY VERY drab for an interior color option. I also
think the grey leather would look stunning on the Trailsport with the
orange contrast stitching and badging. It's the main reason i would
choose an EX-L over a Trailsport as i simply do not like an all black
interior. And i'd bet A LOT of folks would agree with me on that. Also,
Honda needs to offer better options on the EX-L & Elite trims for
tire choices. Having just 20in tires with the SUPER awful Continentals
is ridiculous. I've read over at the Honda forums that if you want you
can go from the OEM 265/45/50 to a 275/45/50 and that will give you a
bit more sidewall for blazing non paved trail fire roads etc...And you
can still keep your stock OE M rims. But most of all that opens you up
too better and more tire choices. Such as an A/T tire like the General
Grabber AT3 or the Firestone Destination LE3's. However, hopefully Honda
will make these changes themselves so consumers don't have too. It's
rather ridiculous of Honda to have a model labeled "Trailsport" but only
make it "cosmetically appealing". And really no different then an EX-L
or Elite trim. Considering they ALL use the same I-VTM4 AWD system. You
can't "off road" Honda on 20in tires. So either use 18in tires for every
model Passport. Or pick a different 20in tire size to broaden peoples
choices. It's really not that difficult...(g) So for 2023 please make
these changes Honda...!!! Thank you.
Great job, good review guys….I watch so many of your reviews.
FYI…engines are internal combustion and motors are electric for the most part….
Great review on the passport
Too bad the reviewer is better than the car!
The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports.
"The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
Did he mention that it looks rugged 🤔
How does the engine noise under acceleration compare to Subaru Outback Wilderness?
Likewise how does the overall noise when highway cruising compare between the Passport and the Outback Wilderness?
It’s alright, I don’t like the back end
I like the 2016-2018 Pilot design more than the 2019-present, so that obviously explains my opinion on this
Ford Explorer rear for sure!
I love it when you do direct model comparisons between Honda and Toyota models. Would love to see what you think about the everyday practicality vs off road capability trade offs between the Toyota 4Runner and Honda Ridgeline if you were to own just one of the two vehicles
That’s too complicated. 4-Runner will be true off-roader.
Honda has a great thing going with the Passport or should I say had a great thing going, had the touring 2019 it was a great two row vehicle but I think they should've made this vehicle totally different from the pilot like changing the inside to have a look on its own !!! Great v6 and Trans, but the ride was rough to us so in saying that we switched to the 2021 toyota highlander platinum
It's probably the 20 in rims that make it rough
Just a hit or miss with new Honda and Acura models today.
"We've(Edmund's) come to a crossroads with the Passport over its infotainment. A system that at first seemed quirky but acceptable has caused major issues of late, and we've learned we're not the only ones with this experience. On separate occasions, with different drivers behind the wheel, the Passport's screen has suddenly stopped functioning in the middle of driving. The audio shuts off, and the touchscreen refuses to respond to commands. This means you lose whatever navigation, multimedia and other information you may have been using, and can't regain control.
Both times it happened, our editors parked the Passport and turned it off for a short break. On one of those occasions, the screen flashed on and would not turn off even as the vehicle stopped running and the doors were locked. We contacted Honda, who brought the car in and issued a service to fix the "running infotainment" problem. The automaker says the fix will be available to owners as an over-the-air update soon (click here to access Honda's owner update site, under 'Software System Updates,' or here for instructions about over-the-air updates). But it does not solve the initial problem, which is a total shutdown of the infotainment system while the Passport is moving.
This is a frustrating situation for buyers. It does not reflect well on the quality of the Passport's software, and causes a potential distraction hazard at speed. At time of writing, the problem has not occurred in more than two months, and there have been no issues in the short time since Honda completed its service. But we've learned other owners have had similar experiences in Passport, Pilot and Odyssey models. The company is "working to provide market repairs which include software and hardware fixes," we were told. Unfortunately, that's a hard answer to swallow. We will report back if any further issues arise." - Ryan ZumMallen, reviews editor
U will be having transmission issue's. We just turned ours in on lemon law. Its a Pos. Toyota has went down in value.
Only complaint about the passport is the tires they couldve put a thicker sidewall to fill the gap and provide a betterr ride on rougher roads
I upgraded my 2017 Honda CR-V Touring (Canadian) to a 2021 Honda Pilot EX-L with Navi this April and am loving it. The spacious interior and the V6 cylinder with the 9 speed automatic transmission is great. I just wish the upcoming 2022 Honda Pilot exterior and interior is made more modern, upscaled and in par with the Korean Telluride and Pallisade. The Pilot lacks the design and sophisticated look.
New Honda Pilot 2022 with in-house Honda 10 speed automatic transmission is coming up soon. Stay tuned for that.
@@ahsanmalik1013yes!...I love that
@@ahsanmalik1013 Any news when is the new 2022 Honda Pilot coming out?
@@V3N8MOUS Don’t know when but soon enough.
Google new Honda Pilot 2023 and you can get some ideas how it looks like.
If you are patient, then it would be worth it. 👍
The Pilot is one of a few Honda models that are recommended.
The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports.
"The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
To those of us who don't want that third row, but appreciate the higher towing capacity & cargo room - even dodge Durango dropped the 3rd row as an option - it is now standard.
What trim is this? No navigation?
I like my EXL-AWD but I wish it were a hybrid. Honda is putting their hybrid focus on other models.
Do you know if 2022 will put a wireless apple CarPlay in the Passport? Will Honda put adaptive headlamps in any model?
Haven't heard anything about that yet
Honda is slow to release the next version of the Pilot and Passport. The Korean twins are kicking up a storm with their updated models. Hope that won't hurt sales ---it's hard to get customers back once they switch brands. 2023 is a long ways off for consumers to wait for the new model.
Great vehicle
You mention the base LX trim but the Passports base trim is Sport, confusing it with the Pilot?
Correct, Sport was what I meant to say
4:22 there is no LX trim level, the base model is the Sport. The Sport does have cloth seating though.
That's what I meant to say, oops!
@@CarConfections we all make mistakes lol. If I were you I would comment the corrections and pin the comment.
@@barbz_zayne you aren’t them. It’s no big deal. Start your own channel if you want to be the manager. Sheesh we know what they meant. These are purely free entertainment videos. Get a life thiscarpornguy3
i ain’t no p0rnstar stoopid
im a car enthusiast
and I was just correcting them not trying to be a bully
I think you’re the real bully here
all you tryna do is flex your muscles and film tornadoes like bruh
i think you’re the one who needs to get a life
Hyundai Santa Fe vs. Nissan Murano please 🥺
I’ve never seen a 4Runner, Sequoia, or a Tundra review on this channel.
They have reviewed the 4Runner and Tundra before. Not the Sequoia.
Edit: These are the most recent reviews of the 4Runner and Tundra
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Nothing has change since last decade's review of them!
can someone please explain to me if I buy a suv like this one and I take a tight turn or highway exit curve, will I feel it if going fast through it or not? I drive a small sedan and if I take a tight turn or curve fast, I feel it. Passengers feel it more. im trying to get a car that passengers don't feel tight turns. Help
Now they need to make a full-sized, body on frame one called the Honda Airport.
Watch it get a different name like Honda Aerodrome! 🤣 I think Aerodrome sounds better.
😀😅😂🤣
But they'll need someone to partner with for that to happen. Honda doesn't have any body on frame platforms at the moment.
Really pricing should be on the beginning
why do I hate the electronic shifter so much? 🤦🏾♂️
Because they suck.
Great review of the Honda Passport EX-L! But $44k+ for the Elite out the door, is a big no for me.
Thanks!
Good choice to avoid.
The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports.
"The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
I have one, and it's great! Power train, quality, infotainment, etc, no issues.
@@dtzeel Did Honda fix the quality issues with the Passport?
The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports.
"The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
Howdy, excellent review as always y’all! I just can’t decide if I like the Passport or not, I mean it has a lot of good, but I just think it’s ugly!😸
"...The Blazer is the family vehicle that actually appeals to the whole family, and for that reason it upsets the Honda(Passport)on its home court."
I think the Motor Trend staff was weeping when they wrote that!
@@normt430 nobody wants domestic crap with junky Chinese components. Even Scotty Kilmer and his mechanic friends make fun of Chevrolet and say it belongs in the junkyard.
@@2004cyrus the Passport is the biggest POS since the Izusu version in the 1980's!
The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports.
"The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
Honda passport competes with the kia sorento hyundai santa fe and ford edge
10:19 Who’s that guy in the front seat lol?
I think honda avancier or UR-V for chinese market is better
Please what's the title of the music used in this video?
I like if the way it is..
The 2021 Honda passport looks alright, it’s a great price
"...The Blazer is the family vehicle that actually appeals to the whole family, and for that reason it upsets the Honda(Passport)on its home court."
I think the Motor Trend staff was weeping when they wrote that!
@@normt430 do you have a life? I think I've seen you write the same comment on three different Passport related videos.
@@dtzeel Did Honda fix the quality issues with the Passport?
The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports.
"The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
@@normt430 I think you're actually a robot
@@dtzeel "...10,000 miles, the Passport visited the dealer for its first scheduled service, which included an oil change, tire rotation, and the changing of its rear-differential fluid for $134. (The dealer changed the engine oil without replacing the filter, as per Honda's unusual service recommendations.) Car & Driver
Just test drove it today. The driver side mirror keeps shaking once I got onto the freeway. The alignment is screwed with only 56 miles on the vehicle. If they cannot even provide a good car to attract customers, it certainly won't earn my sale.
Needs major redesign. Very dated. ☹️
It looks like a bushy eyebrows and mustache senior.
Honda stopped trying about 8 years ago.
A decade or two to be exact.
The front is hideous. The upcoming trailsport is better
The Honda Passport has a poorly engineered Honda Sensing system. My 2019 Passport gives hundreds of false CMBS alerts weekly and Honda will refuse to correct this. Look elsewhere for your next SUV!
Plus the transmission and infotainment unit are garbage.
Pure garbage!
The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports.
"The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
I rather get the Kia telluride
It has more space
No digital dash… boo
It’s a mini Honda Pilot that’s overpriced….
You can’t afford it 😂
Doesn’t look 2021ish looks dated.
I will never buy another Honda. I have owned several and hated every one of them.
Good to avoid Honda new models.
The Passport along with Acura RDX and MDX have lost their recommended status with Consumer Reports.
"The Passport two-row midsized SUV is an all-new model based on the three-row Pilot SUV. However, members told us that their Passports suffered from climate system problems, including refrigerant leaks and the AC compressor not working properly. The similar Pilot did not have these problems. When reached via email, a Honda spokeswoman told us that “a countermeasure to address the climate system problems was applied to vehicles beginning in June, and a service bulletin was issued in August. Passport owners experiencing problems with their climate system should contact their authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible to have the vehicle inspected.”"
Honda Passport , Pilot , Ridgeline , Odyssey = No center armrest .... just a cheat small armrest on the side of the seats = Major fail on the interior design !
I completely disagree. This is one of the reasons I am only looking at Honda for my next car, just like a lazy boot chair you have your own arm rests. No fighting over the center arm rest.
They should change the exterior. It's not good.
I rather buy
HONDA PILOT TOURING EDITION 2021
Junk!
"We've(Edmund's) come to a crossroads with the Passport over its infotainment. A system that at first seemed quirky but acceptable has caused major issues of late, and we've learned we're not the only ones with this experience. On separate occasions, with different drivers behind the wheel, the Passport's screen has suddenly stopped functioning in the middle of driving. The audio shuts off, and the touchscreen refuses to respond to commands. This means you lose whatever navigation, multimedia and other information you may have been using, and can't regain control.
Both times it happened, our editors parked the Passport and turned it off for a short break. On one of those occasions, the screen flashed on and would not turn off even as the vehicle stopped running and the doors were locked. We contacted Honda, who brought the car in and issued a service to fix the "running infotainment" problem. The automaker says the fix will be available to owners as an over-the-air update soon (click here to access Honda's owner update site, under 'Software System Updates,' or here for instructions about over-the-air updates). But it does not solve the initial problem, which is a total shutdown of the infotainment system while the Passport is moving.
This is a frustrating situation for buyers. It does not reflect well on the quality of the Passport's software, and causes a potential distraction hazard at speed. At time of writing, the problem has not occurred in more than two months, and there have been no issues in the short time since Honda completed its service. But we've learned other owners have had similar experiences in Passport, Pilot and Odyssey models. The company is "working to provide market repairs which include software and hardware fixes," we were told. Unfortunately, that's a hard answer to swallow. We will report back if any further issues arise." - Ryan ZumMallen, reviews editor
I wouldn't buy it, so outdated and it looks like a minivan.
Eh......
I hate to see Honda going down. I like Honda . But no power. Expensive. Bad design
Style looks outdated
That passport is so boring.Kia is killing Honda with their designs.
Kia are throw away cars
@@tonychau1983 so are Honda’s today.
"We've(Edmund's) come to a crossroads with the Passport over its infotainment. A system that at first seemed quirky but acceptable has caused major issues of late, and we've learned we're not the only ones with this experience. On separate occasions, with different drivers behind the wheel, the Passport's screen has suddenly stopped functioning in the middle of driving. The audio shuts off, and the touchscreen refuses to respond to commands. This means you lose whatever navigation, multimedia and other information you may have been using, and can't regain control.
Both times it happened, our editors parked the Passport and turned it off for a short break. On one of those occasions, the screen flashed on and would not turn off even as the vehicle stopped running and the doors were locked. We contacted Honda, who brought the car in and issued a service to fix the "running infotainment" problem. The automaker says the fix will be available to owners as an over-the-air update soon (click here to access Honda's owner update site, under 'Software System Updates,' or here for instructions about over-the-air updates). But it does not solve the initial problem, which is a total shutdown of the infotainment system while the Passport is moving.
This is a frustrating situation for buyers. It does not reflect well on the quality of the Passport's software, and causes a potential distraction hazard at speed. At time of writing, the problem has not occurred in more than two months, and there have been no issues in the short time since Honda completed its service. But we've learned other owners have had similar experiences in Passport, Pilot and Odyssey models. The company is "working to provide market repairs which include software and hardware fixes," we were told. Unfortunately, that's a hard answer to swallow. We will report back if any further issues arise." - Ryan ZumMallen, reviews editor
this car has door handle, needs the engine..... lol 45%
It’s ugly
Like you😂