2019 Honda Passport vs. 2019 Honda Pilot

Honda Passport vs. Honda Pilot: Gas Mileage

Looking at the base configurations, the Honda Passport proves to be more efficient in the city with 20 mpg** compared to the 19 mpg** with the Pilot LX trim with 6-Speed Automatic Transmission. But, once you hit the highway, the Pilot comes out on top with a 27 mpg**, compared to just 25 mpg** from the Passport Sport trim with 9-Speed Automatic Transmission.

Two factors that can make a big difference for drivers is passenger capacity and space. The amount of space you need can determine if the Honda Passport or Honda Pilot is the best model for you:

• 2019 Honda Pilot: The Pilot is a three-row SUV that can seat up to 8. If you have a growing family, or often chauffer your loved ones, everyone will appreciate the extra seating and 152.9 cubic feet of passenger space found in the Pilot.
• 2019 Honda Passport: For drivers who don’t require as much space, the Passport offers seating for five passengers in a standard two-row configuration. Passengers can still enjoy a total of 115.9 cubic feet of passenger volume, but won’t have as much room to stretch out as they would in the Pilot.

For a smaller and agile SUV, consider the Honda Passport. If a roomier vehicle would better fit your needs, the Pilot is could be your best option.