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Tested: 2022 Passport TrailSport Breaks Trail for Honda

Posted on January 25, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

UPDATE 4/14/22: This review has been updated with test results.You can’t kick a rock these days without hitting some type of off-road-oriented SUV—maybe a reborn Hummer or a Ford Bronco, maybe just a Subaru Forester with a factory lift kit. It might even land on a Honda, even if Japan’s big H is better known for on-road precision than dirt-slinging shenanigans, at least when it comes to passenger vehicles. Honda wants to change that thinking, and it’s tiptoeing onto
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