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If you’re looking for a new SUV in the Cody area, you may have come across the 2021 Honda Passport or the 2022 Toyota 4Runner. These are both 5-seater SUVs with impressive fuel numbers and roomy interiors, but only one can best suit your lifestyle. How do they stack up to each other? Underriner Honda has put together a guide comparing the Honda Passport vs. 4Runner below, outlining the most important differences between each SUV. Check it out, then head to our online inventory to see what 2021 Honda Passport models we have available!
Right off the bat, the 2021 Honda Passport is offered at a lower price point than the 2022 Toyota 4Runner, when examining the base-level trim for both SUVs. The Honda Passport has an MSRP starting at $32,790*, while the 2022 Toyota 4Runner starts at $37,305.
Despite its lower starting price, the Honda Passport has the advantage over the 2022 4Runner when it comes to horsepower, and matches it in terms of towing capacity. The Passport is powered by a 3.5L V6 engine that generates 280 hp and 262 lb-ft of torque. By contrast, the 4Runner offers a 4.0L V6 engine with 270 hp and 278 lb-ft of torque. Both SUVs have a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds, making them ideal for towing anything from small boats to trailers and RVs.
The Honda Passport also pulls ahead when it comes to fuel economy, delivering 20 mpg city and 25 mpg highway** compared to 16 mpg city and 19 mpg highway on the Toyota 4Runner.
If you’re looking for a roomy interior with plenty of space for passengers and cargo, you’ll find that the 2021 Honda Passport has the edge over the 2022 4Runner. Both seat 5 passengers, but the Passport gives you more headroom and legroom compared to the 4Runner. When it comes to cargo space, the Passport offers 50.5 cubic feet of storage behind the second row and an impressive 100.7 cubic feet with the second row folded down.
By comparison, the 4Runner falls behind with 47.2 cubic feet behind the second row and 89.7 cubic feet behind the first row. The Passport also offers underfloor storage for even more cargo options, while the 4Runner does not.
Safety is usually one of the most important factors that Laurel drivers consider when shopping for a new car, particularly if they’re looking for a family-friendly SUV. In comparing the Honda Passport vs. 4Runner, both offer excellent safety features. However, the 2021 Honda Passport pulls ahead when it comes to standard features on all trim levels. Here’s what standard safety features you can expect on the base-level trim:
On the 2022 Toyota 4Runner, you’ll be getting the following standard safety features:
Now that you’ve compared the Honda Passport vs. 4Runner, are you ready to declare a victor? If you want to get behind the wheel of a Honda Passport to see how it handles for yourself, feel free to come by our dealership for a test drive around Red Lodge. You can also contact our office with any questions or to learn more about this SUV. And don’t forget to check out our new vehicle specials if you’re looking to save on your next Honda!
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