Trim Levels of the 2022 Honda Pilot

Your off-road adventures are about to get exciting in the 2025 Honda Passport. The Passport is rugged, spacious, and is packed with lots of comfort features and tech. Let's break down the features of the 2025 Passport. more Meet the 2025 Honda Passport: Built for Exploration Rugged Performance The 2025 Passport comes with a 3.5L V6 engine that puts out 280 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque. It pairs with a 9-speed auto and averages 21 miles to the gallon. Honda's all-wheel drive with intelligent variable torque management (i-VTM4) comes as standard. It adjusts engine torque to each wheel, improving traction when driving in snow, sand, or mud. The Passport can tow up to 5,000 pounds if you have the right towing equipment. The available off-road tuned suspension and all-terrain tires keep the ride smooth and comfortable on uneven paths and rocky trails. Versatile and Comfortable Cabin The Passport offers two comfy rows of seating, with 40.9 inches of legroom in the front and 39.6 inches in the back. It has active noise cancellation, which blocks out outside noises and makes the cabin feel peaceful. Every Passport comes standard with niceties, such as leather-trimmed seats, tri-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, a 10-way power driver's seat, and a power moonroof. Heated rear seats and ventilated front seats are available. Standard cargo volume is 41.2 cubic feet, and the second row has 60/40 split-folding seats with one-touch fold. At the touch of a button, you can fold the seats down and make space for more luggage. There's a ton of storage solutions for everyday items, including cupholders on both rows. Smart Connectivity An 8-inch color touchscreen display with crisp graphics sits at the center of the Passport's dashboard. You can link your smartphone using Apple CarPlay or Android Auto to access apps and content. SiriusXM, HD Radio, and Bluetooth audio streaming come as standard, and a Wi-Fi hotspot is available. There are three USB-C ports and a wireless charger, so everyone can charge their devices on the go. A 7-speaker system comes standard, and there's an optional premium stereo with 10 speakers. Advanced Safety Technology Every Passport comes with the Honda Sensing suite of safety features. It helps prevent collisions using smart tech like collision mitigation braking, forward collision braking, lane departure warning, a blind spot information system, and a cross-traffic monitor. You also get driver aids like adaptive cruise control and auto high-beam headlights. Parking sensors and a multi-angle rearview camera help you park without getting dings and scratches on your Passport. If you have kids or pets, the rear seat reminder helps makes sure you never accidentally forget them in the back seat. Swing by Tony Honda in Waipahu, HI for a test drive!

Congratulations! You've chosen to drive a Honda, a brand with a long history of reliability and dependability. But how can you keep your new or new-to-you Honda running for years and thousands of miles to come? As a leading local Honda dealer, we're intimately familiar with every aspect of Honda maintenance. Here's our guide to keeping your vehicle in top condition. more Routine Honda Maintenance for Longevity and Performance: A Guide from Your Honda Dealer Read Your Owner's Manual The Owner's Manual contains key tips on vehicle-specific requirements. Inside you'll find information on everything from how often to change your oil and what grade to use, to how often to replace filters and have the brakes checked. Keep in mind that the maintenance schedule in your Owner's Manual is a guide, and that you can always bring your Honda in sooner if something isn't behaving quite right. Mind Your Motor Oil The engine is the beating heart of a Honda, and perhaps the most common car maintenance task is ensuring that your engine has enough oil and changing that oil on schedule. Motor oil lubricates the engine so it runs smoothly and helps keep it cool by providing someplace for heat to go. Your Owner's Manual will dictate the weight and type of oil to use. Your Honda may also offer you maintenance minders to let you know when an oil change is coming due. Motor oil typically needs changing every few thousand miles or every few months. It's important to change your oil at whichever criteria comes first; oil degrades with both time and use. Keep in mind that it's also important to make sure there's enough oil to protect your engine. Check your motor oil every week or so, and be sure to add appropriate-weight oil if it gets low, and bring your vehicle in for service if oil runs low suspiciously quickly. Air Filters Engines work by combining fuel with air, which offers oxygen critical for the combustion process. When air filters get clogged, it can decrease airflow and possibly impact performance. Periodically check your engine and cabin air filters to make sure both you and your Honda can breathe clean, fresh air. Spring and autumn are times that can cause a lot of pollen to collect in air filters, so be sure to check your filters in these seasons. Brake Service Keeping your Honda stopping quickly is critically important for safety. Pads, rotors, lines, and fluids are all critical components to keeping your Honda stopping swiftly. If your brakes start to feel soft or spongy or vibrate when you press the pedal, bring your Honda in for service immediately so our team can diagnose the problem. With proper care and maintenance, your Honda will be a fantastic vehicle for years to come. And when it's time to have it serviced, bring it to the people who know it best. Schedule your next service appointment today at Tony Honda in Waipahu, HI.

With seasonal temperatures that range from the low 80s to the high 80s, in Hawaii, there can be days, even in winter, when you need a refreshing blast of cold AC air. As your Honda dealer, we'd like you to know a few signs you need to visit us for Honda AC maintenance. more Signs You Need To Visit Your Honda Dealer for Honda AC Maintenance Damaged Condenser The condenser converts refrigerant from a gas to a liquid, removing the heat it absorbs from the air. This part of the AC looks like a mini radiator, and it's positioned in front of the radiator that removes heat from the engine by heat exchange. The condenser can become blocked in time, and it can also be damaged by hard objects thrown up from the surface. If the condenser is blocked or damaged, the cooling process won't happen, and the AC will only bow hot air. Our technicians will investigate and repair the damage or replace the condenser, depending on the situation. Once the condenser is operational, your AC will deliver cold air again. Broken Compressor Clutch The compressor is a pump that switches on and off at set times to move refrigerant and air through the system. It's a vital component, as a failed compressor will prevent the AC from working. The compressor is powered by the crankshaft's movement and is controlled by the compressor clutch. In time, the clutch can wear out, and it will jam on or off. A compressor jammed in the off position won't work, and the AC system will shut down. If the clutch jams in the on position, the compressor will run continually and eventually wear out. A damaged clutch can quickly be replaced to fix this problem. If the compressor has been continually running, we'll need to examine it for damage, and it may need replacement. Refirgerant Leak Refrigerant is the colorless, odorless gas used in the AC to draw water from the air and chill it before it blows into your cabin. It operates in an air-tight system, as this gas evaporates when exposed to air. The gas operates under pressure, and a tiny hole in the system or a worn seal can cause a rapid loss of refrigerant. If your AC isn't delivering cold air on demand, could be the cause. We'll examine your AC, and if a leak is the cause, we add a UV dye to the system. We monitor the dye's progress through the AC using a UV monitor, and the dye will highlight the leak site. Once we've found this, we'll seal the leak and refill your refrigerant. If your AC has a problem, contact us today at Tony Honda in Waipahu, WI.