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2026 Honda Passport Trailsport Interior Review

As the 2026 Honda Passport TrailSport teetered precariously on an off-road obstacle, one of its rear wheels dangling helplessly in the air, we wondered if most people who buy this two-row mid-size SUV would feel out of their comfort zone. The Passport doesn't dazzle with its design, but it impresses with its practicality. The dash and center console have ample storage space, and we're happy that Honda retained physical knobs and buttons for the stereo and climate controls. We only wish that Honda would replace the push-button shifter with a traditional lever. The regular TrailSport's mostly black surfaces are dressed up with attractive fabric that graces the dash and door panels and extends to the seats, which are wrapped with a black synthetic leather that's easy to clean. Orange contrast stitching and "TrailSport" logos in the front headrests add color, but of the two TrailSport models only the pricier Elite trim offers perforated leather, as well as brown and gray interior colors. Comfy and adjustable front seats make the Passport a fine travel companion, and rear-seat riders benefit from an extra 1.3 inches of legroom thanks to the wheelbase that's been stretched 2.7 inches to 113.6 inches. Cargo space behind the second row now measures 44 cubic feet (a three-cube increase), and dropping the rear seatbacks opens up to 84 cubic feet of space (six more than before). #2026hondapassport #2026hondapassportinterior #2026hondapassportinteriorreview