[josephnelson]

Is there any information regarding front and rear leg room?

I am 6’5” with a 37” inseam and am interested in whether there is sufficient leg room in both front and second row seats.

My 2003 Pilot EX-L was one of the most comfortable vehicles I’ve owned; and if the new Passport fits, I’d like to consider it as a next vehicle.

 

[dpatterson]

It should be pretty close to the current pilot, since they are mostly the same vehicle except for the lack of third row and shorter rear overhang.

https://owners.honda.com/vehicles/information/2019/Pilot/specs#mid^YF5H1KEW

 

[josechaney]

It should be pretty close to the current pilot, since they are mostly the same vehicle except for the lack of third row and shorter rear overhang.

That's what I was thinking too.

 

[josephnelson]

Thanks, guys...I appreciate your responses. The link is especially helpful.

 

[carlahancock]

Also check this video (posted earlier in a different thread on this Forum by member SoundsGood) at the 4:00 mark.

 

[josephnelson]

Thanks for the video...good information.

Also, per “Auto Blog” this morning:
“If you've seen the first two rows of the Pilot interior, you've seen the Passport interior. The Passport's steering wheel adopts perforated leather at 10 and 2 o'clock, and the rear compartment gains 1.2 inches of legroom by going without the Pilot's third-row seating.”

So it seems that vertically “blessed” second row passengers will be more comfortable in the new Passport.