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The gap is there because of the reclining rear seats?
How much did it cost?
Is only 2/3’s of the cover retractable?
I think it looks really nice!
Yes, it seems the gap might be there because of the reclining seats as well as the way the seats release from the cargo area (as KenA wrote).

Purchased the cover from here: https://www.hondapartworld.com/8809_08U35-TGS-110

I'd say it covers 90-95%. What's a drag is if you push items up against the rear seats the contents might be visible due to the gap.

And thanks! (y)
 

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Had one in our 4Runner, had one in our Venza and HAVE on in my wife's Lexus RX350, they were really in the way MORE than we actually used them, so I don't plan on getting on for my Passport, in fact, I kinda like driving with the rear seats folded down, so I have the nice flat bed back there and can here the thump of the sub better...

PS: I kept the Cargo Net from our Venza, when we traded it in for our daughters Accord a few years ago and it fits perfect in the Passport...
How much will the cargo net hold? Can it hold gallon jugs and grocery bags? Thanks!
 

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It will hold quite a bit, but I never overloaded them, my wife has on in her RX350 and trypically there are a bunch of empty bags and an umbrella..
 

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I’m confused, is the cargo cover made of 3 or 2 sections?
 

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I was going to order it today and the picture In the “instillation instructions” shows a 3 section cover, 2 hinges.
https://www.hondapartworld.com/8809_08U35-TGS-110
I guess you could say its two sections, the largest part covers the bulk of the cargo area, then there is the short part towards the rear that covers the gap between the rear attachment point and the tailgate.
 
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Very cool, thanks.
 

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Just installed my cargo cover, I really like it. The Passport now looks complete :)
 
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HAHA, all together other option: black sheet. I took one of our older, black bed sheets to cover items in the cargo area of my SUV's past/ present. I haul music gear, bass gear for me, powered speakers for the band in my SUV's. So I mostly have to lay the second row seats down for the space I need to lay everything flat. I drape the black bed sheet over all the gear so that its' totally darkened and not visible from outside the windows. Works!

Not as attractive as OEM but it serves my purpose well. I'd have to remove the OEM cargo cover to allow for the space I need, for things I haul....pup included. peace, e.
 

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Is the cover fully retractable for when you have no use for it. Is it easily removed for when you have larger stuff to haul and need the room?

I’m on the fence in buying one for my Passport.

I had one with my Xterra and loved it. It hid my golf clubs very nicely. It was fully retractable and was springloaded into the side “cradles” allowing it to easily pop in and out.
 

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Yep, the only way I can reach out to remove it it’s got a reach it from the backseat area
 
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