2022 Honda Passport vs 2022 Toyota Highlander

Looking to move up to a new mid-size SUV? Well, here is a detailed comparison article between the 2022 Honda Passport and the 2022 Toyota Highlander White’s Lima in Lima, Ohio, that sheds light on their differences and distinct features. Contact us today to schedule a test drive of both the 2022 Passport and the 2022 Highlander.

The 2022 Passport is available in three trims, namely EX-L, TrailSport, and Elite. Pricing ranges from $37,870 MSRP for the base EX-L trim and goes up to $45,430 MSRP for the Elite trim. On the other hand, the 2022 Highlander is offered in 11 trims – L, LE, Hybrid LE, XLE, Hybrid, XLE, XSE, Bronze Edition, Limited, Hybrid Limited, Platinum, Hybrid Platinum. In terms of pricing, the base Highlander L trim costs $35,205 MSRP while the top-end Hybrid Platinum trim costs $49,010 MSRP.
 
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2022 Honda Passport Vs 2022 Toyota Highlander
3.5-liter V-6 Engine 3.5-liter V-6
280 hp / 262 ft-lbs. Horsepower / Torque 295 hp / 263 ft-lbs.
41.2 cu. ft. Cargo Capacity 16.0 cu. ft.
5 Seating Capacity 8
7.5 inches. Ground Clearance 8.0 inches.

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The 2022 Passport gets a list of updates that include a redesigned exterior with a bolder front end, a chunkier grille, and rugged front and rear bumpers. Most of the trims receive a new standard rear-seat reminder system, contrast-stitched leather-appointed seats in the EX-L trim, and the availability of the Honda Performance Development (HDP) package. A new off-road-oriented TrailSport edition has also been added to the 2022 Passport’s lineup. The 2022 Passport is available in three trims, namely EX-L, TrailSport, and Elite. The 2022 Highlander, on the other hand, gets the following updates – the addition of a new Hybrid Bronze Edition model and height-adjustable powered front passenger seat for the XLE and higher trims.

All the 2022 Passport trims get leather-upholstered seats. This is not the case with the Highlander as it comes with cloth upholstered seats in the base trim while the higher trims get leather upholstery. Both the SUVs are comfortable and offer ample space for passengers. While the Passport can house five passengers, the Highlander gets third-row seating suitable for children.

Both SUVs come with an eight-inch touchscreen display, as well as Android Auto™, Apple CarPlay®, Bluetooth connectivity, and USB ports. The Highlander can also be configured with a 10.25-inch touchscreen display on the higher trims. The infotainment systems offered in both these vehicles are refined and offer seamless usage capability. The Highlander offers a few extra features like Amazon Alexa compatibility and Wi-Fi Hotspot, to name a few. But at the same time, the Passport also offers an impressive list of features.
 
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