2022 Honda Passport Price

October 27th, 2022 by

2022 Honda Passport on dirt road
The 2022 Honda Passport is a midsize SUV that’s known for its cost-effective price point, as well as its generous selection of features. It’s a great pick for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The 2022 Honda Passport price starts at $38,370*, which is an approachable price point for a wide range of Guam drivers. Below, you can explore the new Honda Passport costs and highlighted features per trim.

 

 

Honda Passport Price By Trim Level

Palau drivers can choose from three well-equipped Honda Passport trims. Here’s a quick overview of each configuration’s price and key features:

2022 Honda Passport EX-L – $38,370 MSRP*

In previous years, the Honda Passport EX-L was the lineup’s second trim, but for 2022, it’s the base-level configuration. This is great news for Federated States of Micronesia shoppers; you get plenty of lavish features without having to upgrade to a higher trim level. For the price, you can expect the following features:

  • One-touch power moonroof
  • Apple CarPlay® integration
  • Android Auto™ integration
  • Leather-trimmed seats
  • Available Intelligent Variable Torque Management™ (i-VTM4®) All-wheel drive system

2022 Honda Passport TrailSport – $42,970 MSRP*

The Honda Passport TrailSport is the mid-level trim and boasts a slightly sportier appearance. You can also expect more advanced features from this configuration as well, such as the following:

  • 18-inch wheels with rugged-style tires
  • Navigation system
  • TrailSport styling
  • Roof rails
  • Standard Intelligent Variable Torque Management™ (i-VTM4®) All-wheel drive system

2022 Honda Passport Elite – $45,930 MSRP*

The Honda Passport Elite is the range-topping trim level and offers a suite of luxurious features that Guam drivers are sure to love. It has the following comfort and technology features:

  • 20-inch machine-finished wheels
  • Premium audio system
  • Hands-free access power tailgate
  • Heated front and outboard rear seats
  • Standard Intelligent Variable Torque Management™ (i-VTM4®) All-wheel drive system

Honda Passport Features

Each trim level has its own key features. For example, heated front seats and leather-trimmed seats are available across the lineup, but only the TrailSport trim level has orange stitching. And, only the Elite trim offers ventilated front seats. Here’s a list of standard features you can expect, regardless of the trim level you choose:

  • Honda Sensing® Safety & Driver-Assistance Technologies
  • Blind Spot Information System (BSI) with Cross Traffic Monitor
  • Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control System with Humidity Control and Air Filtration
  • Push Start Button
  • Cruise Control

Shop the New Honda Passport at Triple J Guam

Now that you’re more familiar with the Honda Passport prices and features, it’s time to explore the lineup in person at Triple J Guam! Contact us online or call us at 671-648-2277 to schedule a test drive in Guam. Refer to our Honda research hub to learn more about the Honda brand and vehicles.

 

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