Families that enjoy the quality, performance and safety of Honda SUVs will love the 2019 Honda Passport and Honda Pilot. Here’s how they stack up against each other.
The 2019 Honda Passport combines athletic design with utility in a midsize crossover package. Built for the outdoors, the Honda Passport boasts rugged features with exceptional technology.
Engine
The Honda Passport comes standard with a 3.5L, i-VTEC V6 engine. With 280 horsepower and 262 lb.-ft. of torque on tap, the Honda Passport has power when you need it most. A maximum towing capacity of 2,268kgs (5,000lbs) allows you to haul everything you need on your next getaway adventure.
Transmission
The i-VTM4 AWD system with its 4-wheel independent suspension and 9-speed automatic transmission makes your drive smooth. With Grade Logic technology, your Honda Passport is equipped for efficiency and will never go gear hunting.
Interior
The Passport has plenty of room with five-person seating, 60/40 split-folding seats and underfloor storage compartments. Display Audio System, HondaLink, and satellite-linked navigation lets you explore roads while staying in control.
Exterior
Forged for outdoor exploration, the available roof rails, LED headlights, and gloss-black wheels make the Honda Passport a worthy companion for adventures. Add a hands-free tailgate, heated side mirrors, and a one-touch power moonroof, and you'll be ready for spontaneous trips.
Safety Features
Hill Start Assist, Electronic Brake-force Distribution, and Tire Pressure Assist improve safety for any journey. With Honda Sensing Technologies, your Honda Passport has intuitive features to keep you, your passengers, pedestrians, and others safe on the road.
With even more features available, the 2019 Honda Passport is ready for what your life throws at it. And with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Wi-Fi capabilities, long family trips will be a breeze.
Earning the Best Buy Award from Kelley Blue Book, the 2019 Honda Pilot is fit for any journey. Available in five family-friendly grades—LX, EX, EX-L, Touring, and Elite—there’s a Honda Pilot for everyone.
Engine
Every Honda Pilot is equipped with a 3.5L, i-VTEC V6 engine. Direct Injection, 280 horsepower, and 262 lb.-ft. of torque give the Honda Pilot power for most conditions. The powerful towing capacity, depending on trim level, of 1,588kgs (3,500lbs) or 2,268kgs (5,000 lbs), allows you to haul the things you need for work, pleasure, and family trips.
Transmission
The 6-speed and available 9-speed automatic transmissions optimize the performance of the AWD system. With Grade Logic technology, your Honda Pilot is equipped for improved hill climbing and descending over challenging terrain.
Interior
The Pilot goes big with 7-person seating, 60/40 split-folding seats, and ample cargo space. Available memory seats, an optional panoramic moonroof, and an available heated steering wheel make the ride even more comfortable.
Exterior
The Honda Pilot has a restyled grille and fascia for a sleeker, more muscular body. With available options including a hands-free tailgate, auto-dimming side mirrors, and 20" alloy wheels, you'll be driving in style.
Safety Features
Anti-lock braking, Electronic Brake-force Distribution, and Brake Assist features are engineered to improve braking performance. With Vehicle Stability Assist and Traction Control, you have trusted technology to keep your passengers and other motorists safe on the road.
With additional customizable options, the 2019 Honda Pilot can help you run daily errands or take you on a new family vacation. With comfort for the entire family, it can take you where you need to go.
At first glance, there’s more similarity between the two than differences. The 2019 Honda Passport and 2019 Honda Pilot are equipped with the same engine, have hauling capacity up to 2,268kgs (5,000lbs) of cargo, and come standard with AWD and sensing technology.
The major difference comes in the interior space, with the 2019 Honda Pilot offering more room. The Honda Pilot has 7-passenger seating and up to 1,583 L of cargo space behind the second row, while the Honda Passport has room for 5 and up to 1,430 L of cargo space behind the second row.
No matter what Honda model you choose, you’ll be able to upgrade your drive with multiple technology features. Honda safety-sensing systems, collision-mitigation braking systems, and road departure mitigation add confidence to your driving experience.
Reading statistics on a page is no substitute for sitting in the driver’s seat and living the experience. The best way to find out how the Honda Passport stacks up compared to the Honda Pilot is to get behind the wheel, and test-drive each one. Visit Orangeville Honda to see and try them out today!
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