A great deal on a 2026 Honda Passport
The Honda Pilot has always been a solid submission in the midsize SUV segment, with Honda’s no-frills approach garnering loyal fans across its lineup. Now that the 2026 Honda Passport has made its debut, Honda is already offering attractive lease deals to get you behind the wheel of its latest Passport.
For a limited time, you can secure a three-year lease on a 2026 Honda Passport RTL, featuring rugged styling and a spacious interior in a midsize package. Sitting between the CR-V and Pilot in Honda’s SUV lineup, the Passport brings a host of agility and comfort for those who like to get off the beaten path when they’re not commuting.
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2026 Honda Passport lease deal for June
For June 2025, you can lease a 2026 Honda Passport for $509 per month, with a down payment of just $5,099 at lease signing. This lease stretches for 36 months and has an allowance for 10,000 miles of driving each year of your lease (30,000 miles overall). Currently, Honda is only offering lease terms on its 2026 Passport RTL trim, and this deal is only available until July 7, 2025.
The RTL might be the entry-level Passport, but it’s no slouch. A 285 horsepower 3.5-liter V6 comes standard, along with Honda’s i-VTM4 All Wheel Drive (AWD) system. If you’re looking for an SUV that can tow, the Passport has you covered. The V6 produces 262 lb-ft of torque and is capable of towing 5,000 pounds with ease.
Miles per gallon is appreciably good for the class as well. The 2026 Honda Passport RTL earns you 19 mpg in the city, 25 mpg on the highway, and 21 mpg in combined driving. Not bad for a V6 with a 10-speed automatic transmission.
What you get with the 2026 Honda Passport lease
Honda offers its 2026 Passport RTL lease for vehicles without “premium” exterior colors, which means you’ll be able to choose from Crystal Black Pearl, Modern Steel Metallic, or Obsidian Blue Pearl. All Passport RTLs feature a gray leather and cloth interior, along with 18-inch Shark Gray alloy wheels.
Two-row seating is standard, providing ample cargo room behind the rear seat. The 2026 Passport features a slightly more rugged design, with a boxier and more aggressive appearance, positioning it well for off-road driving. Honda kept the same V6 as the previous generation Passport, but bumped the horsepower a bit for 2026.
Its wheelbase is longer, the track is wider, and ground clearance has been bumped to 8.3 inches. Inside, the infotainment screen is significantly larger, and heated seats are now standard. There are still plenty of hardware buttons and knobs for essential items like air conditioning and heating, so fans of tactile controls will be satisfied as well.
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Lease terms fine print
Leasing a 2026 Honda Passport is straightforward, but there’s a bit of fine print, too. The $5,099 down payment doesn’t cover tax, title, license, or dealer fees. The lease is available through Honda Financial Services and is offered to “well-qualified customers,” which typically means a credit score of 700 or higher.
The lease is based on an MSRP of $46,200, with an actual net capitalization of $42,050.55. Over the life of the lease, Honda states that you’ll pay $18,324 in monthly payments, and the end-of-lease option to purchase the vehicle is $30,954.00. Anything over 10,000 miles per year will incur a cost of 20 cents per mile, and the lessee is responsible for vehicle maintenance and any excessive wear and tear.
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Final thoughts
Honda is offering a standard lease package on a great SUV. If you’re interested in leasing a 2026 Honda Passport, contact your local dealer soon. Honda notes that dealership participation is optional, so you may need to do some searching in your area to find a dealer offering this lease.