Honda Passport Near Ridge, NY
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2026 Honda Passport · Serving Ridge, NY
Honda Passport Near Ridge, NYThe 2026 Honda Passport at Apple Honda — about 12 miles (18 min) from Ridge. New inventory, certified pre-owned, and upfront pricing.
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About the 2026 Passport
The Honda Passport for Ridge driversThe 2026 Honda Passport is a two-row SUV that comfortably seats five passengers. It keeps things straightforward under the hood, as Honda has not introduced a hybrid or plug-in hybrid powertrain for this model year. That means buyers can expect a conventional powertrain experience without the added complexity of electrified options. For those seeking a five-seat SUV without hybrid technology, the 2026 Passport presents a focused, no-frills approach to the segment.
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✓ The Passport seats five passengers across two rows.
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✓ The Passport does not offer a hybrid or plug-in hybrid powertrain for the 2026 model year.
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The 2026 Honda Passport is a midsize two-row SUV built for drivers who want genuine off-road capability without sacrificing everyday comfort. With standard all-wheel drive on most trims, a 285-horsepower turbocharged engine, and a rugged TrailSport variant purpose-built for the dirt, the Passport occupies a sweet spot between the family-friendly Pilot and the trail-ready Ridgeline.
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Ridge drivers can reach Apple Honda in Riverhead in about 18 miles via Middle Country Rd — a straightforward run from the heart of Long Island’s Pine Barrens country. If you spend weekends exploring Brookhaven State Park or the trails around Longwood Estate Park, the Passport’s standard AWD and available TrailSport off-road tuning will feel right at home on those unpaved paths. It’s the kind of low-pressure experience that makes the 18-minute drive well worth it.
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What Customers Say
4.5★ from 1,633 Google reviews
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★★★★★
“Just picked up my new 2026 Honda Passport TrailSport Elite from Apple Honda, and I gotta say, my overall experience was EXCELLENT.
Ricardo was my salesman, and he was OUTSTANDING throughout the entire process. He was pr” — Michael Chernetsky
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“Apple Honda was so friendly and professional! Patty was great with communication and professionalism didn’t have that tense dealership vibe at all! So happy with our purchase”
— Victoria Corbett
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“I’ve always had a great experience with the service department at Apple Honda. Specifically my service advisor Jose who is my go to has always been extremely helpful and a pleasure to work with. I’ve gotten fast reliable”
— elizabeth pafundi
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FAQ
Common questionsDoes the 2026 Honda Passport come as a hybrid?
No — the 2026 Passport does not offer a hybrid powertrain. It comes with two conventional turbocharged four-cylinder engines: a 1.5-liter (192 hp) on the Sport and EX-L, and a more powerful 2.0-liter (285 hp) on the TrailSport and Elite. If you want a Honda hybrid SUV, the CR-V Hybrid or Pilot hybrid are the closest alternatives in the lineup.
What’s the difference between the Passport TrailSport and the other trims?
The TrailSport is meaningfully different, not just a cosmetic package. It exclusively uses the 2.0-liter turbocharged engine (285 hp vs. 192 hp on Sport/EX-L), comes with factory Goodyear Wrangler all-terrain tires, a raised suspension tune, front and rear skid plates, and Honda’s i-VTM4 torque-vectoring AWD that actively distributes torque left-to-right across the rear axle. The exterior cladding and orange TrailSport badging are unique to this trim as well.
How does the 2026 Passport handle in snow and winter conditions?
The Passport is well-suited for winter driving when equipped with AWD — and all trims except the base Sport (FWD standard) come with Honda’s i-VTM4 torque-vectoring AWD as standard equipment. The system can send up to 70% of torque to the rear axle and distribute it between the rear wheels independently, which helps significantly in slippery conditions. The TrailSport’s all-terrain tires offer additional grip on snow and ice compared to the standard all-season tires on other trims.
How does the Passport compare to the Honda Pilot?
The Passport and Pilot share a platform but serve different buyers. The Pilot is a three-row SUV seating up to eight, while the Passport is a two-row, five-passenger SUV — and that missing third row means the Passport actually offers more cargo space per square foot behind the rear seats. The Passport’s TrailSport trim is also more off-road focused than anything in the Pilot lineup. If you don’t need a third row and want a more maneuverable, trail-capable SUV, the Passport is the stronger pick.
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Passport Questions
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Does the 2026 Honda Passport come as a hybrid?
No — the 2026 Passport does not offer a hybrid powertrain. It comes with two conventional turbocharged four-cylinder engines: a 1.5-liter (192 hp) on the Sport and EX-L, and a more powerful 2.0-liter (285 hp) on the TrailSport and Elite. If you want a Honda hybrid SUV, the CR-V Hybrid or Pilot hybrid are the closest alternatives in the lineup.
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What’s the difference between the Passport TrailSport and the other trims?
The TrailSport is meaningfully different, not just a cosmetic package. It exclusively uses the 2.0-liter turbocharged engine (285 hp vs. 192 hp on Sport/EX-L), comes with factory Goodyear Wrangler all-terrain tires, a raised suspension tune, front and rear skid plates, and Honda’s i-VTM4 torque-vectoring AWD that actively distributes torque left-to-right across the rear axle. The exterior cladding and orange TrailSport badging are unique to this trim as well.
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How does the 2026 Passport handle in snow and winter conditions?
The Passport is well-suited for winter driving when equipped with AWD — and all trims except the base Sport (FWD standard) come with Honda’s i-VTM4 torque-vectoring AWD as standard equipment. The system can send up to 70% of torque to the rear axle and distribute it between the rear wheels independently, which helps significantly in slippery conditions. The TrailSport’s all-terrain tires offer additional grip on snow and ice compared to the standard all-season tires on other trims.
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How does the Passport compare to the Honda Pilot?
The Passport and Pilot share a platform but serve different buyers. The Pilot is a three-row SUV seating up to eight, while the Passport is a two-row, five-passenger SUV — and that missing third row means the Passport actually offers more cargo space per square foot behind the rear seats. The Passport’s TrailSport trim is also more off-road focused than anything in the Pilot lineup. If you don’t need a third row and want a more maneuverable, trail-capable SUV, the Passport is the stronger pick.
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★★★★★ 4.5 from 1,633 Google reviews
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