2022 Honda Passport Price Quotes From Local Dealers

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Dealer Price:
$37,870 - $45,430

Dealer Invoice:
$35,300 - $41,635

Incentives: Get 0.9% Financing on a Passport with national incentives or rebates

2022 Passport
EX-L, Elite, TrailSport

Financing Incentive: 0.9% to 2.9%
Expiration Date: 02/28/2022 - Resource: honda.com 01/13/2022

Engine (HP, Size, Type)	280 @ 6000, 3.5 L/212, Regular Unleaded V-6
Transmission	Automatic w/OD
Height, Overall min. (in)	71.6
Length, Overall min. (in)	189.1
Wheelbase, min. (in)	111
Width, w/o Mirrors (in)	78.6
Base Curb Weight, min. (lbs)	4057

EX-L	$37,870 Starting MSRP	EX-L FWD - $37,870 EX-L AWD - $39,970
TrailSport	$42,470 Starting MSRP	TrailSport AWD - $42,470
Elite	$45,430 Starting MSRP	Elite AWD - $45,430

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