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2027 Honda Passport vs 2027 Jeep Wrangler

The Honda Passport wins clearly, 99.3 to 87.6, on safety, space & cargo. The Jeep Wrangler is ahead on performance.

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2027 Honda Passport

The 2027 Honda Passport is sold in the U.S. as a gas compact SUV with 2 EPA-rated configurations. The most efficient version, the Passport AWD, is EPA-rated at …

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2027 Jeep Wrangler

The 2027 Jeep Wrangler is sold in the U.S. as a gas compact SUV with 6 EPA-rated configurations. The most efficient version, the Wrangler 2dr 4WD, is EPA-rated …

Verdict · default weights

2027 Honda Passport

Clear win

The Honda Passport wins clearly, 99.3 to 87.6, on safety, space & cargo. The Jeep Wrangler is ahead on performance.

Safety 2027 Honda Passport leads by 22.8
Space & cargo 2027 Honda Passport leads by 22.4
Performance 2027 Jeep Wrangler leads by 4.1
Category · weight2027 Honda Passportoverall 99.32027 Jeep Wrangleroverall 87.6
Pricenot comparedNo dataNo data
Fuel & rangew 3100100
Safetyw 410077.2
Space & cargow 210077.6
Performancew 295.9100
Tech & comfortnot comparedNo dataNo data
Warrantynot comparedNo dataNo data
Overall99.387.6

Trim vs trim · 4 of 7 categories compared

Honda Passport: base trim RTL AWD · Jeep Wrangler: base trim Sport 2-door 4WD. Pick a trim in the tool to compare any other trim.

Change what matters to you →Scores are 0–100 per category from the data on this page. The weights are yours to set.

Where the gap is

the biggest differences, from the scorecard's own numbers

Where the 2027 Honda Passport wins

  • It lists 35 standard driver-assist features against 3.
  • It holds 44 cu ft behind the second row against 31.7.
  • It seats 5 against 4.

Where the 2027 Jeep Wrangler answers

  • It carries 142 hp per ton against 125.
  • It makes 285 hp against 280.

What they share

  • A Safety Signal of 100.
  • The same EPA fuel cost ($2,950 a year).
  • 21 combined.

Ranked by how far apart the two score on each measure, so a price gap and a horsepower gap are compared on the same scale. Every figure is on this page.

Specifications side by side

50 specs · manufacturer press kits
SpecHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Engine Basics
Aspiration—naturally aspirated
Cylinder count66
Engine displacement3,471 cc3,604 cc
Engine type (full description)V63.6-liter Pentastar 60-degree V-type liquid-cooled
Fuel injection systemgdi mpiSequential, multiport, electronic, returnless
Valve configurationDOHC 24-ValveDOHC
Engine Output
Horsepower280 hp285 hp
Torque258 lb-ft260 lb-ft
Fuel Economy
MPG (city)19 mpg17 mpg
MPG (combined)21 mpg19 mpg
MPG (highway)25 mpg23 mpg
Transmission
Final drive ratio4.167—
Transmission speeds106
Transmission typeautomaticmanual
Dimensions Exterior
Ground clearance8.3 in9.7 in
Overall height73.1 in73.6 in
Overall length192 in167 in
Overall width79.4 in73.9 in
Wheelbase114 in96.8 in
Cargo
Cargo volume behind 1st row83.8 cu-ft72.4 cu-ft
Cargo volume behind 2nd row44 cu-ft31.7 cu-ft
Total interior volume119 cu-ft104 cu-ft
Seating
Passenger seating capacity54
Headroom
Front headroom40.5 in40.8 in
Second-row headroom40.7 in—
Third-row headroom—40.3 in
Legroom
Front legroom41.1 in41.2 in
Second-row legroom40.9 in—
Third-row legroom—35.7 in
Weights
Curb weight (maximum)4,478 lbs4,003 lbs
Curb weight (minimum)4,478 lbs4,003 lbs
Suspension
Front suspension typeMacPherson StrutSolid axle, link coil, leading arms, track bar, coil springs, stabilizer bar
Rear suspension typeMulti-LinkSolid axle, link coil, trailing arms, track bar, coil springs, stabilizer bar
Steering
Steering typeElectric Power-Assisted Rack-and-PinionElectro-hydraulic power
Turning radius (curb-to-curb)19.5 ft32.7 ft
Brakes
Front brake diameter351 mm330 mm
Front brake typeventilated discvented rotor
Parking brake typeElectronic—
Rear brake diameter330 mm328 mm
Rear brake typesolid discsolid rotor
Wheels
Wheel diameter18 in17 in
Wheel materialforged alloysteel
Wheel width—7.5 in
Tires
Tire size265/60R18 110HP245/75R17
Fuel System
Fuel tank capacity18.5 gal17.5 gal
Minimum recommended octane8787
Connected Services
Connected services brandHondaLink—
Shoulder Room
Front shoulder room61.9 in55.8 in
Second-row shoulder room61.7 in—
Third-row shoulder room—57.7 in

Green marks the better value where the direction is unambiguous (more room, more power, lower price). Blank rows are specs the press kit does not publish.

Equipment, feature by feature

124 features · differences first, then shared

Safety34 differ · 36 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Low-Speed Follow std—
Blind Spot Information System (BSI) with Lane Change Assist std—
Cross Traffic Monitor (CTM) std—
Forward Collision Warning (FCW) std—
Advanced Front Airbags std—
Front Side Airbags std—
Lane Departure Warning (LDW) std—
Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) std—

Infotainment17 differ · 17 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Wi-Fi Hotspot Capability std—
10-Speed Automatic Transmission (10AT) with Shift-By-Wire (SBW) and Paddle Shifters std—
10.2-Inch Digital Instrument Cluster std—
12.3-Inch Color Touchscreen std—
Alexa Built-In std—
Audio System with 9 Speakers, including Subwoofer std—
Google built-in (includes 3-Months Unlimited Data Plan for In-Vehicle Apps) std—
HD Radio™ std—

Convenience10 differ · 10 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Key Fob Activated Remote Engine Start std—
Push Button Start std—
12-Volt Power Outlets (Front & Cargo) std—
Auto Up/Down Power Windows std—
Capless Fuel Filler std—
Electronic Parking Brake with Brake Hold std—
Honda Maintenance Program 1yr / 12k miles std—
One-Touch Turn Indicators std—

Climate2 differ · 2 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control System with Humidity Control and Air Filtration std—
Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control System with Humidity Control and Air Filtration std—

Seating6 differ · 6 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
60 / 40 Split-Folding 2nd-Row Seats std—
Heated Front Seats std—
5-Person Seating Capacity std—
Driver's Seat with 10-Way Power Adjustment, including Memory and Power Lumbar Support std—
Front Passenger's Seat with 4-Way Power Adjustment std—
Leather and Cloth Seats std—

Interior13 differ · 13 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Automatic-Dimming Rearview Mirror std—
Active Noise Cancellation™ (ANC) std—
Active Sound Control std—
Ambient LED Lighting - White std—
Front & Rear LED Map Lights std—
Illuminated Driver's and Front Passenger's Vanity Mirrors std—
Illuminated Steering Wheel-Mounted Controls std—
Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel std—

Exterior15 differ · 15 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Acoustic Laminate Windshield std—
Active Shutter Grille std—
All-Season Tires std—
Black Roof Rails std—
Gloss Black Door Handles std—
Heated Side Mirrors std—
LED Bright White Daytime Running Lights (DRL) std—
LED Headlights with Auto-On / Off std—

Powertrain15 differ · 15 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
2nd-Gen Intelligent Variable Torque Management™ (i-VTM4™) AWD System std—
Integrated Drive Modes std—
10-Speed Automatic Transmission (10AT) with Shift-By-Wire (SBW) and Paddle Shifters std—
3.6-Liter Pentastar V-6 Engine (285 hp)— std
850RE Automatic Eight-Speed Overdrive Transmission— std
Active Control Engine Mount System (ACM) std—
D478 Manual Six-Speed with Overdrive Transmission— std
Direct Fuel Injection std—

Chassis8 differ · 8 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Agile Handling Assist® std—
Electric Power-Assisted Rack-and-Pinion Steering (EPS) std—
Electro-hydraulic power steering— std
High-pressure gas-charged monotube shock absorbers— std
MacPherson Strut Front Suspension std—
Multi-Link Rear Suspension std—
Power-Assisted Ventilated Front Disc / Solid Rear Disc Brakes (inches) std—
Unit-Body Construction std—

Cargo2 differ · 2 listed

FeatureHonda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Integrated Drive Modes std—
Cargo Bins with Hidden Storage Well std—

Highlighted rows are where the two differ. Wording is the manufacturer's own.

Safety record

NHTSA recalls, complaints, NCAP

Honda Passport

Safety Signal 100 A
NHTSA overall —
Frontal / side / rollover — / — / —
Recalls 0
Owner complaints —

Top recalls

No recalls on file.

Jeep Wrangler

Safety Signal 100 A
NHTSA overall —
Frontal / side / rollover — / — / —
Recalls 0
Owner complaints —

Top recalls

No recalls on file.

Ownership

EPA, manufacturer warranty
Honda PassportRTL AWDJeep WranglerSport 2-door 4WD
Price— (base trim)— (base trim)
Price range across trims— 6 trims— 11 trims
PowertrainsGASGAS
EPA configuration comparedPassport AWDWrangler 2dr 4WD
Combined mpg / MPGe2121
EPA annual fuel cost$2,950$2,950
EV range——
Basic warranty——
Powertrain warranty——
Roadside assistance——

Common questions

Source: EPA, NHTSA and manufacturer press kits

Which is better, the 2027 Honda Passport or the 2027 Jeep Wrangler?

The Honda Passport wins clearly, 99.3 to 87.6, on safety, space & cargo. The Jeep Wrangler is ahead on performance. On WhichTrim's default weights the 2027 Honda Passport scores 99.3 and the 2027 Jeep Wrangler 87.6. The weights are yours to change — move what you care about and the verdict recalculates on the page.

Which has the better safety record, the 2027 Honda Passport or the 2027 Jeep Wrangler?

2027 Honda Passport: no NHTSA rating yet, grade A, 0 recalls. 2027 Jeep Wrangler: no NHTSA rating yet, grade A, 0 recalls. Crash ratings come from NHTSA's own tests; the grade is WhichTrim's read of the recall record, and the two can disagree.

What are the biggest differences between the 2027 Honda Passport and the 2027 Jeep Wrangler?

Where the 2027 Honda Passport wins: it lists 35 standard driver-assist features against 3, holds 44 cu ft behind the second row against 31.7, and seats 5 against 4. Where the 2027 Jeep Wrangler answers: it carries 142 hp per ton against 125 and makes 285 hp against 280. What they share: a Safety Signal of 100, the same EPA fuel cost ($2,950 a year), and 21 combined.