Imagine loading up this 2026 Honda Passport RTL in Sonic Gray Pearl on a Friday afternoon, pointing it toward the mountains, and just going. With all-wheel drive and a 3.5L V6 pushing power through a 10-speed automatic transmission, this SUV is ready for the kind of weekend that ends with muddy boots and a full memory card. It has 30,016 miles on it, which means the previous owner already worked out the kinks, and now it is ready for your next chapter behind the wheel.
Out on the open road, the Passport RTL keeps you comfortable and connected. Heated front bucket seats with leather and cloth trim take care of you on cold mornings, while dual-zone automatic climate control handles the rest of the cabin. Google Maps navigation is built right in, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto give you even more flexibility. The nine-speaker audio system sounds great on a long highway stretch, and adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow makes those miles easier on your right foot. Fuel economy comes in at 19 city and 25 highway MPG, so you can get further between fill-ups and spend more time exploring.
Safety tech on this Passport is thorough. You get the Lane Keeping Assist System, Blind Spot Information warning, a rear parking camera, auto high-beam headlights, and Honda's emergency communication system through HondaLink. The power liftgate makes loading gear fast after a long hike, and the split folding rear seat opens up a lot of cargo space when you need it. The 18-inch Shark Grey alloy wheels add a sharp, trail-ready look that fits the personality of this SUV well.
This Passport also carries Honda True Certified status, meaning it passed a comprehensive 182-point inspection covering both mechanical and appearance standards, and it comes with extended factory warranty coverage for added peace of mind. At $40,174, it is a solid value for everything packed into this rig. Give us a call at 603-600-7621 to get more details or to set up a test drive with our team at AutoFair Honda. We would love to get you behind the wheel.
