Characteristics Honda Passport

Specifications Honda Passport: Power, fuel consumption per 100 km, weight (weight), ground clearance (clearance), radius of reversal, type of transmission and brakes, body sizes and tires.

Characteristics of Passport 1997 - 2002

Modification Power, kW (hp) / about Fuel consumption (medium), l / 100 km Weight (mass), kg
4x2 ex USA (205)/5400 13.3 1734
4x2 EX-L USA (205)/5400 13 1755
4x4 ex USA (205)/5400 13.3 1861
4x4 EX-L USA (205)/5400 13.3 1866
4x4 LX USA (205)/5400 13.3 1848
Ex 4x2 USA (205)/5400 12.5 1645
Ex 4x4 USA (205)/5400 13.3 1781
LX 4X4 USA (205)/5400 12.5 1780

Characteristics of Passport 1993 - 1997

Modification Power, kW (hp) / about Fuel consumption (medium), l / 100 km Weight (mass), kg
DX 4X2 USA (120)/4600 13.3 1608
Ex 4x2 US automatic transmission (175)/- 14.4 1763
Ex 4x4 USA (175)/- 13.6 1859
LX 4X2 USA (175)/- 13.6 1728
LX 4X4 USA (175)/- 13.6 1847

Honda came out to the highly competitive market of SUVs in 1993 with their Honda Passport (Honda Passport) model produced at the Isuzu plant in Lafayette, Indiana. Production of its own version of the already existing product made it possible to quickly enter the SUV segment. The Passport continued in Indiana continued its existence in the second generation of 1998, which has increased space, increased comfort and increased power. A distinctive feature of the model was the level of comfort and equipment characteristic of the highest price category cars. Honda and Isuzu cooperate in many market segments, producing identical SUVs in North America and cars in Japan.