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2020 Honda Passport vs. 2020 Honda Pilot: What’s the Difference?

2020 Honda Passport vs. 2020 Honda Pilot: What’s the Difference?

Posted on May 23, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Pilot and the Passport are Honda‘s two remarkably similar midsize SUVs. While the vehicles share the vast majority of their parts, they’re differentiated by one main thing: seating capacity. Whereas the Pilot, a great minivan alternative, has three rows of seats and room for up to eight passengers, the Passport has just two rows of seats, offering room for up to five passengers.

Below, we’ll compare these vehicles in a number of categories to highlight their main differences.
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