Honda Breaks New Ground with 2024 Passport and Off-Road TrailSport Upgrades

Hold on to your seats, folks! Honda is shaking up the game with killer upgrades to the 2024 Passport and its off-road sibling, the TrailSport. New night-shade trim takes the cake, making the Elite class even more elite. You can look forward to these bad boys hitting the road this fall.

The 2024 Passport is sporting a brand-spankin' new suspension that includes beefed-up stabilizer bars for better articulation. Honda also dialed in the spring rates and damper valve tuning for a smoother ride.

Say goodbye to the old Firestone rubber; General Grabber A/Tx tires are in! According to Honda, these new treads are not only great for off-roading but are also super quiet on regular roads.

Plus, they look pretty slick wrapped around 18-inch wheels with pewter accents.

But what about the TrailSport, you ask? This baby gets an eye-catching new color called Diffuser Sky Blue. Inside, you'll find zesty orange stitching on the steering wheel, door, and seat panels. Oh, and don’t forget the TrailSport logo on the front headrests and all-season rubber mats.

There's even an HPD+ package offering a unique grille, black fender flares, and 20-inch wheels to make the Passport even more irresistible. The Black Edition is now available in Crystal Black Pearl, Sonic Gray, Platinum White, and Radiant Red. And guess what? It's as swanky on the inside as it is on the outside with red leather accents and some extra comfort features.

To keep up with your modern life, Honda made the central console bigger and better. It now has a roomy storage bin big enough for a full-sized tablet and a convenient tray that can hold two smartphones.

Pricing is still under wraps, but if the 2023 models are any indication, you're looking at starting prices ranging from around $42,450 to $48,000.