I know these two models share the majority of their underpinnings, but even the exterior styling of the two models is very similar. Found some pics of them size by side for comparisons sake. There are some differences in the rear fascia in terms of where the reverse lights have been placed .
Aggressiveness of the Passport need some work. But just having a Passport once again is a big step. I'll be patient and wait for special editions that Honda might launch.
I like the front and rear of the Passport better! The rear of the Passport looks more like a SUV and less like a Mini Van. And the front of the Passport looks more rugged, with its truck-like grill, than the Pilot's chrome wings, again more van-like in my eyes. I'm wanting a rugged SUV NOT a refined city-slicker SUV...!
I also prefer the body lines of the Passport, as well as some actual visible exhaust ports. I think they've done a better job integrating the plastic cladding here too.
That's why I like the vehicles that have rearview camera options. (e.g. Chevy Bolt, Subaru Ascent). Specially when you have passengers and a full cargo in the back.
The new RAV4 has that rear camera, it sounds like a cool feature, since I rarely ever carry anyone in the rear seats, I am considering folding them all down, so I am not looking through 3 headrests...
Wait... what type of rearview camera are you guys referring to? Do you mean one that works while the car is in drive? Or in reverse? If when in drive, can someone supply a link to one of them?
Toyota calls it a Digital Rearview Mirror and YES you can use it at anytime, not just when you are backing up, it's on the new RAV4 and shown here: https://www.toyota.com/rav4/rav4-features/
Its under Tech & Connectivity, the third "dot" over..
Wait... what type of rearview camera are you guys referring to? Do you mean one that works while the car is in drive? Or in reverse? If when in drive, can someone supply a link to one of them?
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