2019 Honda Passport For Under 35k?!| Review+Drive

THANKS TO HONDA OF LEMON GROVE
The 2019 Honda Passport is Honda's "offroad" focused new SUV. Today I'm reviewing the new 2019 Honda Passport base model to show you all the ins and outs of the Passport as well as show you what your money can get if you buy the car with no options at all! ----- And I will be driving the 2019 Passport SUV to give my full opinion.

[@jabdielomar1069]

Honda needs to stop putting that infotainment system on their base models. Even the Murano in that segment comes with a standard 8” inch touch screen

[@bartsalsberry5290]

Great video. Really enjoy your car reviews.

[@rylandbrown1504]

Thank you for all the support! It doesn't go unnoticed!

[@jimmywkwan1]

Great video on the base model only

[@brunner2136]

Bloopers on point

[@sumitpaul5576]

This is too funny lmao great review

[@brunner2136]

Doug demrou would approve ( RIP MY SPELLING)

[@cajunsushi]

Should’ve parked in Balboa Park somewhere quieter.🤣

[@garyveneziano3337]

Great video. Is the engine a CVT?

[@rylandbrown1504]

No the engine is paired to a nine speed traditional automatic which I prefer!

[@richardlatham9983]

Honda USA needs to stop using that non touch screen in thier entrance level cars in this modern time and age. No other car company is doing that. That's a big , big, big turn off.A matter of fact it only happen on the USA models and that's a shame Honda been that the USA IS YOUR BIGGEST MARKET THAT SUBSIDIZES YOUR OTHER WORLD MARKET SHAME ON YOU HONDA!!! LONG LIVE TOYOTA🏆🏆🏆

[@joecioc786]

Filming next to a railroad crossing. Great idea. Don’t bother stopping the video and waiting until it stops. I’m sure you are way too busy to bother.

[@rylandbrown1504]

Take a second to think please. Mossy Honda is letting me borrow this car, it is not mine. Meaning I can't take it anywhere I want nor do I have unlimited time with it. That was a part of their lot I was filming at. I used all the time I had with the vehicle to deliver as much insight as I could to my viewers. If you think its practical to stop filming everytime there is a random real world interruption I challenge you to go out and try for yourself. It's easy to criticize as an onlooker but experience can change perspective.