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The trees whiz by as your tires slosh through mud and bump over a rock. Wherever you are, there’s a good chance you’re behind the wheel of either the Honda Passport or the Toyota Highlander and out on the trails of Miami, Doral, or Hialeah, FL.
If you need an SUV that can match your adventurous spirit, our team at Braman Honda is here to help you choose the best fit. It’s the Honda Passport vs. Toyota Highlander: Let’s see how they compare!
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You have an adventurous spirit that will take you anywhere, and so do these SUVs. Whether you’re deep in the concrete jungle or bushwhacking on distant trails, they have the capability to take you wherever you want to go.
Both models have standout all-terrain abilities, and it all starts with their all-wheel drive systems. They respond directly to the traction available for each wheel, so you can stay confidently in control on both slick streets and dusty trails.
You can also dial in your drive with the selectable drive modes available in either the Passport or the Highlander. They both offer the following modes:
You’ll have the potent power of a V6 in both models, so you can plow through and over obstacles with ease. If you’re looking for efficiency, the Honda Passport makes it easier to manage your fuel economy with the Eco Assist™ System. It helps ensure you’re displaying efficient driving habits.
Your home away from home—that's what the Honda Passport and the Toyota Highlander are. They bring all the comfort and convenience of the living room, even when that’s the last place you want to be.
Inside these SUVs, you’ll be able to stay comfortable on every adventure. A Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control System is standard in both models, so everyone can stay at their ideal temperature. You’ll also be able to find your ideal level of support while out on bumpy trails thanks to the 10-way power-adjustable seats found in both models.
The Passport and the Highlander come with a bevy of shared connective features, such as their available Navigation systems. They’ll display the ideal route to your destination, whether it be a new campsite or a remote lake. If you find yourself traversing the concrete jungle, the Passport also offers Honda HD Digital Traffic to help avoid congestion.
You’ll have plenty of room for all your cargo in both models, so you can load up all your camping supplies with ease. If you’re bringing along some extra gear or even your travel trailer, both models are capable vehicles for the job, with each SUV having a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds.
These SUVs prioritize safety. That’s why both the Passport and the Highlander come standard with advanced safety suites.
If you choose the Passport, you’ll get Honda Sensing® technologies, which include:
Toyota Safety Sense™ 2.5+, standard with the Toyota Highlander, comes with many of the same systems. Both models are also available with a Blind Spot Information System and Cross Traffic Monitor, so you’ll receive alerts when a vehicle is lurking in one of those hard-to-see places.
The Advanced Compatibility Engineeringâ„¢ (ACEâ„¢) body structure is only used in the construction of the Passport. It uses specially engineered front crumple zones to absorb and disperse collision force away from the cabin.
If you’re looking for an all-terrain SUV, the Honda Passport has the safety features, creature comforts, and all-terrain abilities you need to explore the area around Miami, Doral, or Hialeah, FL.
When you’re ready to see it up close and experience it for yourself, schedule a test drive at Braman Honda!
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