Used Honda Passport for Sale

My 2002 Honda Passport has been a great purchase in my opinion. I have owned my Passport since 2003 and have enjoyed the comfort inside the cab. The seating is comfortable and the cab is spacious. The interior material is of high quality and holds up over time. The reliability has been exceptional, I have never had to worry that I would have random problems, the vehicle runs well and smoothly. Gas mileage is not as good as many of the smaller cars, however the vehicle is a V6 and the fuel economy is quite good for the amount of power the vehicle has. The trunk compartment opening is huge. The window and door in the back open separately so the owner can opt for a quick open by opening the window only, or a large trunk access by opening both the window and door which allows for extremely large items to pass through easily. The rear seats fold down for even more room in the trunk area. I once fit an 8' picnic table in the trunk using the fold down seat option. The body of the Honda Passport is well made and sturdy, the paint shows no sign of chipping or fading. The stereo and speakers are high quality, the cd player port holds one disk, but there is easy transition between CD, Radio FM, and Radio AM by using the buttons on the front without having to eject a disk that is playing. I have had the Passport for 13 years and have had small issues like the motorized window becoming stuck. The vehicle's air conditioning system had worked well until about two years ago, since then I had to replace the blower on the A/C and after about a year the replaced blower went out again.

I bought my Honda Passport from a junkyard for $500. I've put barely any money into it, and the old magnificent beast keeps running and it is two years later. It is not pretty to look at and has some dents and dings, but overall, it looks mighty fine for a classic that has never been fixed up. I have issues with the heater. Specifically, it won't run unless it's set to the highest setting. Also, when the heater is running, it screams like a Banshee set forth from the depths of Hell. Speaking of which, I could probably drive through Hell in the old Passport, and it would look better on the other side. The "sun" roof is one of the special areas that have been 'retouched' with the loving hand of duct tape. It has never worked, but I could well imagine it working and me peering into the skies through it. Overall, for the price of this old used truck, I have easily gotten more than what I put into it in the two years I've had it.

I am getting close to 100K on my 1998 Honda Passport LX. The standard leather is hardly showing any signs of wear. Traveling over even rough roads with the smooth shifting 4WD not a rattle to be heard. This little workhorse is truly built like a little tank.