2022 Honda Passport Colors

September 30th, 2022 by

2022 Honda Passport Elite in Sonic Gray Pearl


Before you seal the deal on your next SUV for Omaha and Gretna roads, you want it in a style you’ll be thrilled to show off, and that’s why you’re sure to find the right fit among the lineup of 2022 Honda Passport colors. With exciting exterior and interior styles along with many other eye-catching features, it’s easy to find a ride that will have you looking your best. Learn more about the new 2022 Honda Passport colors and more, then explore our inventory at Honda of Lincoln today!

2022 Honda Passport Exterior Colors

There are eight different 2022 Honda Passport colors that you can choose which come in a range of options that include striking pearl and metallic hues to make your ride truly stand out on Gretna roads. See the different 2022 Honda Passport exterior colors you can find at Honda of Lincoln below:

  • Crystal Black Pearl: Available on EX-L, TrailSport, Elite
  • ​​Lunar Silver Metallic: Available on EX-L, TrailSport, Elite
  • Obsidian Blue Pearl: Available on EX-L, Elite
  • Platinum White Pearl: (Premium Color) Available on EX-L, TrailSport, Elite
  • Radiant Red Metallic II: (Premium Color) Available on EX-L, TrailSport, Elite
  • Sonic Gray Pearl: (Premium Color) Available on EX-L, TrailSport, Elite

2022 Honda Passport Wheel Colors & Styles

In addition to the great hues you can sport on Bellevue and Lincoln roads, you can continue to turn heads at the helm of this Honda SUV with the exclusive exterior features available in each trim level below:

  • EX-L: 20-Inch Alloy Wheels (Standard), HPD™ 20-Inch Black Alloy Wheels (Optional), HPD™ 20-Inch Bronze Alloy Wheels (Optional)
  • TrailSport: 18-Inch Machine-Finished Alloy Wheels (Standard), HPD™ 18-Inch Black Alloy Wheels (Optional), HPD™ 18-Inch Bronze Alloy Wheels (Optional)
  • Elite: 20-inch Machine-Finished Alloy Wheels (Standard), HPD™ 18-Inch Black Alloy Wheels (Optional), HPD™ 18-Inch Bronze Alloy Wheels (Optional), HPD™ 20-Inch Black Alloy Wheels (Optional), HPD™ 20-Inch Bronze Alloy Wheels (Optional)

2022 Honda Passport Interior Colors

Along with the great Honda Passport exterior colors, this Honda SUV sports genuine leather upholstery on all trim levels which features the following color styles on certain configurations:

  • EX-L: Gray Leather
  • TrailSport: Black Leather
  • Elite: Gray Leather

See the Colors for the Honda Passport in Person at Honda of Lincoln

Once you’ve had a closer look at the colors for the Honda Passport, are you ready to take this Honda SUV for a spin of your own on Bellevue roads? Bring home a new Honda Passport for sale from Honda of Lincoln and see how you can save even more on your favorite trim levels when you shop our inventory of new vehicle specials or national incentives. Speak with a member of our sales team if you have any questions and you can apply for financing online from home to get started. Contact us today for more information on the 2022 Honda Passport colors and schedule a test drive in Lincoln!

 

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