Looking to enjoy a fun day trip with the family around Saco, Portland, and Scarborough, Maine? Then we invite you to learn about some capable models available on the market. Read through this comparison of the Honda Passport vs. Toyota Highlander to figure out which model has what your family needs for commutes and beyond.
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Loading up the wagon for some fun daytrips? Both of these family vehicles have the flexibility for wherever you need to go.
When you’re looking to pack in some outdoor gear for Ferry Beach State Park, it’ll be easy to pack white-sand beach gear, picnic baskets, and more with a power tailgate at the rear of the vehicle. The Toyota Highlander and Honda Passport come equipped with a power tailgate, and then further up the line, offer hands-free options.
With hands-free, you’ll simply have to walk up to the rear of the vehicle and the hatch can open up, letting you put in your armfuls of gear.
And how much space will you have when you load up these models? Well, when properly configured, the Highlander has 84.3 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the front row.
On the Passport, that space behind the front row can go up to 100.8 cubic feet of cargo volume.
As the wheels of the family “bus” go round and round, what tunes are you going to enjoy? From classic toddler hits to ’80s rock, play your favorites. Link up whatever’s available on your smartphone when you connect to the infotainment features of either vehicle, including options for:
The Highlander offers six speakers with the standard infotainment setup. Kick it up a notch with the Passport with a 7-speaker system.
Beyond that, the Passport is proud to offer special perks like Speed-Sensitive Volume Compensation. The faster you drive and the louder the road noise, the higher the music will play, without you having to turn up the volume yourself.
Shine a light with the LED headlights and taillights both models are equipped with. These superior bulbs will help you find your way, help keep your family safe, and let you stand out from the crowd. With options for LED fog lights as well, you’ll be better able to find your way in varying weather.
Stand sturdy on the capable wheels you’ll find on the Passport and Highlander—built for the streets and beyond. The Highlander offers a solid 18-inch alloy option to start, but the Passport hits the ground running with 20-inch wheels. Explore the big and strong build of this trendsetting ride.
Now that we’ve shown you some of the big differences between the Honda Passport vs. Toyota Highlander, are you ready to test drive one? Here at Ira Honda – Saco, we’re ready to transform your family commutes around Saco, Portland, and Scarborough, ME. Contact our team today!