Honda SUV models blend reliability, innovation, and practical design across a range of segments. From daily commuting to off-grid exploring, Honda has tuned each model to meet specific lifestyle demands. With more electrification and the TrailSport expansion in the mix, this lineup reflects the automaker’s evolving direction while anchored in familiar strengths like resale value…
Photography by Richard Giordano, Regine Trias, Tim Sutton, and Ernesto Araiza After traversing over 2,600 kilometers of desert terrain, 128 women left California’s Johnson Valley in mid-October, bound for home. Hailing from 114 cities, 27 states and provinces, and six countries, they drove Jeeps and Fords, Toyotas, and Land Rovers. Some chose Subarus, while others…
Opinions differ regarding their aesthetic appeal, but one point is indisputable: Minivans are the most practical vehicles for family transportation. Offering convenient amenities like sliding doors and in-cabin cameras that let you keep an eye on kids in the third row, these versatile haulers are purpose-built to meet the needs of active families. That family-friendliness…
Minivans, the never proud but previously popular choice for families, have plummeted from their heyday in the early 2000s. In the segment’s peak years, Chrysler alone sold more minivans than every brand combined does today. But there remains no smarter package for hauling the most people and stuff, and the companies that still make minivans…
Honda has recently previewed features of the all-new 2026 Passport TrailSport, a model designed to be its most capable adventure SUV yet. The new Passport TrailSport aims to tackle rugged terrain with enhanced capability, featuring 31-inch all-terrain tires on specially engineered 18-inch wheels and bright orange heavy-duty front recovery points. A significantly shorter front overhang…