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TrailSport
TrailSport adds off-road-oriented trim and styling to the same 285-hp V-6/AWD setup every Passport gets, landing in the middle of the price range without stepping up to Elite money.
Every Passport pairs standard all-wheel drive with a V-6 built for towing and trail use, giving buyers consistent capability across the entire trim lineup rather than a single halo model.
TrailSport and TRD Sport sit a tier apart — features on one side, price on the other.
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TrailSport Blackout and R/T 392 sit a tier apart — features on one side, price on the other.
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TrailSport and Limited Bronze Edition sit a tier apart — features on one side, price on the other.
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TrailSport Blackout and Platinum sit a tier apart — features on one side, price on the other.
CompareTrailSport adds off-road-oriented trim and styling to the same 285-hp V-6/AWD setup every Passport gets, landing in the middle of the price range without stepping up to Elite money.
A modest step up from base RTL pricing gets you towing-focused hardware while keeping the same V-6, AWD, and 21 mpg combined rating.
The lowest entry point at $44,950 still gets the full 285-hp V-6, AWD, and the best fuel economy rating in the lineup.
The most-equipped Passport, for buyers who want the top trim and don't mind paying for it — just know it's not the value play in this lineup.
83.8 cu ft of cargo space on most trims beats cramming gear into a smaller crossover, with no third row to give up space to.
Every single trim, from RTL to TrailSport Elite Blackout, comes with AWD and the 285-hp V-6 — there's no stripped-down front-drive version to steer around.
See the race-ready machine’s exterior and interior from every angle.
What it means: A photo gallery of Honda's Passport-based trophy truck showcases design flair but offers no direct info for everyday Passport buyers.
Read More →Called the ‘Baja Spec,’ the 1300-hp machine will debut later this week, with its first race being the 2027 SCORE Baja 500.
What it means: A race-only Baja trophy truck borrows the Passport name but has no bearing on the production SUV buyers can purchase.
Read More →The Mitsubishi Triton will underpin a new Honda pickup in the Southeast Asia market.
What it means: Honda will sell a body-on-frame pickup based on the Mitsubishi Triton in Southeast Asia, not currently planned for other markets.
Read More →Summary: Honda (American Honda Motor Co.) is recalling certain 2026 Pilot and Passport vehicles. The rear subframe bolts may have been tightened improperly.
Fix: Dealers will inspect and replace the rear subframe bolts as necessary, free of charge. Owner notification letters were mailed August 24, 2026. Owners may contact Honda's customer service at 1-888-234-2138. Honda's number for this recall is OOY. Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs) involved in this recall will be searchable on NHTSA.gov beginning July 10, 2026.
What to do: Contact your dealer to schedule the free recall repair.
View Recall DetailsWe continuously monitor NHTSA and update this page as new information is released.