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All-New Honda CR-V TrailSport (2026) :Better than VW & Skoda?

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2026 Honda CR-V TrailSport Model

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Acura ZDX Type S Versus Maine: An Unfair Fight?

The Acura ZDX Type S is the brand’s most powerful SUV, offering a performance-tuned dual-motor AWD powertrain with an estimated 500 horsepower. But how will it contend with late fall in the great state of Maine? Co-host Chris Teague found out this week, and he’ll share his findings in this episode. Priced from around $70,000, the ZDX Type S features height-adjustable air suspension, adaptive…

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Review: 2024 Honda Ridgeline Trailsport

Need a pickup, but not a monster truck, and also want comfort, not a bucking bronco ride? Honda's Ridgeline is calling your name.

Ridgeline, a family mid-size pickup where comfort finally meets utility …. Need yourself a pickup truck, but not one that weighs nearly three tons, is a garage and a half long, gets maybe 15 mpg, and costs way north of $50,000? Honda’s Ridgeline Trailsport is a solid choice for buyers who enjoy the quiet and comfort of a sedan, aren’t Powerball winners and need a pickup to haul the family while…

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Honda Passport Trailsport 2026 SUV

Honda lleva fabricando SUVs desde hace bastante tiempo. Afirman que el Passport Trailsport 2026 es su modelo más resistente y capaz para conducción todoterreno hasta la fecha, y cuenta con especificaciones que lo respaldan. Entre ellas se incluye un motor V6 de 3.5 litros con 285 CV, acoplado a una transmisión automática de 10 velocidades y un sistema de tracción total i-VTM4 de segunda generación.

Tanto el acabado Trailsport como el Trailsport Elite ofrecen placas de protección de acero reforzado, una suspensión ajustada para todoterreno, puntos de remolque delanteros y traseros, un enganche para remolque, llantas exclusivas de 46 cm y neumáticos General Grabber todoterreno especialmente desarrollados.

El acabado Elite también viene de serie con asientos de cuero perforado, un sistema de audio premium Bose de 12 altavoces y el nuevo sistema de cámaras TrailWatch, que ofrece cuatro vistas de cámara y gráficos de colocación de neumáticos para ayudar a los conductores a sortear obstáculos.

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In Partnership with Honda.

For María Zambrano—an elementary school therapist who explores nature in her spare time—the outdoors is where she feels most herself. With its endless inspiration and adventure, it offers an escape from daily life. This Southern Californian Mexican-American has built a community where people discover the mental health benefits of nature, from mindfulness to the simple joy of experiencing a sunset and gentle breeze. Through hiking challenges, Zambrano helps Latines make the extraordinary accessible—a mission she shares with the all-new Honda Passport TrailSport.

Presented by Honda, “Touring Home” is a Remezcla editorial series that explores towns, cities, and off-the-beaten-path destinations through the eyes of local Latine key figures. “Touring Home” offers an authentic perspective on these places and showcases their most memorable and incredible spots.

There’s always a way to find balance, taking you from the city to the outdoors and back. Learn more about the all-new 2026 Honda Passport, the perfect balance of rugged capability and comfort.

When not working in Santa Ana or commuting, Zambrano spends most of her time in the town of Homeland. Yet her heart belongs to Idyllwild-Pine Cove—a small town nestled in the closest national forest to her home. “I go year-round,” she says. “We’ve done group hikes in the snow and during the summertime; I’m always there. Even if it’s just me hiking alone, I have a special connection to Idyllwild. I love it!”

Zambrano’s connection to the outdoors began in childhood. Growing up on a farm in Southern California, she was, in her own words, “an outdoorsy kid”—spending her days with horses and creating games among the plants around her house.

As a first-generation college graduate, Zambrano temporarily left nature behind to pursue her education and career in the city. However, she reconnected with the outdoors during college when visiting a national park with friends, which ignited her passion. “I was like, ‘Wow, this is amazing,’” she says. I didn’t know that national parks were that awesome. Once I saw the world out there, I wanted to keep exploring it.”

Her passion led her to seek new challenges in nature. Testing her capabilities both outdoors and as a community builder, Zambrano took action. “And that’s where I started the group and started promoting it on social media, and it grew fast,” she says, referring to Mochilita Mix Hiking Group, an inclusive space to explore nature.

“Nature brings this sense of mindfulness,” Zambrano says, emphasizing its vital therapeutic value. “Even a simple walk in the park engages all five senses—you notice the different colors, listen to the sounds around you, catch various scents, feel the breeze and sunlight, and sense how your body temperature shifts. It naturally becomes a mindfulness practice.”

Mochilita Mix has flourished. “We have a core group of people who come every single month. They’ve formed a wonderful community—it’s truly become a sisterhood,” Zambrano says.

Connecting with the outdoors is vital for Zambrano. Her current job demands a two-hour daily commute, limiting her time in nature. “I leave before sunrise and miss the sunset,” she says. During the week, I miss out on so much sunlight and outdoor time. Finding that balance is a challenge.”

Seeking to restore this balance, Zambrano describes Idyllwild as a magical place—a peaceful town whose hiking trails offer fresh experiences and exciting, rugged challenges with every visit. During the drive up, she recommends a scenic lookout perfect for an in-car picnic. “It’s pretty high up, so it’s a nice view of the National Forest,” she tells us. “You can see houses stretching to the mountain ranges in Southern California.”

During the drive up, she recommends a scenic lookout perfect for an in-car picnic. “It’s pretty high up, so it’s a nice view of the National Forest,” she tells us. “You can see houses stretching to the mountain ranges in Southern California.”

Among Idyllwild’s notable features is Lily Rock, a rounded granite formation reminiscent of Yosemite’s Half Dome. “There’s a lot of trees, maybe some redwoods, a lot of different pine trees, a lot of nice grass, wildflowers,” she says.

The town charms visitors with its unique character. “I don’t think there are any chains there,” Zambrano says. It’s all local restaurants, thrift shops, and little grocery stores. It all looks like it’s family-owned or small businesses.” At the heart of the town stand three magnificent pine trees, a distinctive local landmark.

She notes that in Idyllwild, trails often weave between residential areas. “When driving to a trailhead, you’ll pass through neighborhoods and small schools. It’s charming,” Zambrano says.

As she settles down in the future, she plans to get closer to nature, like what you can find in Idyllwild. As someone who spends her workdays in the city and free time outdoors, Zambrano embodies the balance we should all strive for in our lives, bringing forth the best of both worlds.

Looking ahead, she hopes to live closer to nature—finding an environment as immersive as Idyllwild. As someone who balances city work with outdoor adventures, Zambrano exemplifies how to embrace the best of both worlds.

Learn more about a rugged and exciting lifestyle with the all-new Honda Passport Trailsport, and prepare for your next adventure.

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Honda Passport TrailSport Elite 2026 #honda #hondapassport #TrailSport #photoscar

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Honda presenta el nuevo CR-V Hybrid TrailSport 2026: Versión híbrida y más aventurera

¡Descubre el nuevo Honda CR-V Hybrid TrailSport 2026! 🚙✨ La fusión perfecta de aventura y eficiencia híbrida. ¡Prepárate para la primavera de 2025! 🌱 #Honda #SUV #Hybrid #TrailSport https://www.actualidadmotor.com/honda-presenta-nuevo-cr-v-hybrid-trailsport-2026/

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2026 Honda CR-V TrailSport Hybrid | Driving Performance & Design !

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2025 Honda Pilot: The Complete Review

The redesigned 2025 Honda Pilot strikes an impressive balance between family-friendly practicality and rugged capability. After extensive hands-on testing, we've compiled our comprehensive findings on this three-row SUV contender.

Performance That Matters

Under the hood, the 2025 Pilot houses a refined 3.5-liter V6 engine producing 285 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque. Paired with a responsive 10-speed automatic transmission, it delivers smooth acceleration and confident highway passing. During our testing, the Pilot achieved 0-60 mph in 6.8 seconds—respectable for a vehicle of this size.

The available all-wheel-drive system impresses with intelligent torque vectoring that enhances both on-road stability and off-road capability. TrailSport models further elevate this with additional ground clearance and all-terrain tires that genuinely improve performance on challenging surfaces.

Refined Ride Quality

Honda's chassis tuning deserves special mention. The Pilot absorbs road imperfections with surprising composure while maintaining enough firmness to prevent excessive body roll through corners. The steering offers good precision with progressive weight as speeds increase, inspiring confidence during both city maneuvers and highway cruising.

Braking performance proved consistent in our repeated tests, with minimal fade even under demanding conditions. The Pilot's stopping distance from 60 mph measured 128 feet—competitive within its class.

Interior Excellence

Inside, the 2025 Pilot showcases Honda's commitment to thoughtful design. The three-row layout comfortably accommodates eight passengers (seven with second-row captain's chairs), with genuinely usable third-row space that adults can tolerate for shorter journeys.

Material quality impresses throughout, with soft-touch surfaces in key contact points and durable, family-friendly materials elsewhere. The panoramic moonroof available on higher trims bathes the cabin in natural light, enhancing the already spacious feel.

The centerpiece of the dashboard is a responsive 9-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. The system proves intuitive and responsive, complemented by physical controls for climate and primary audio functions.

Practical Considerations

Cargo capacity remains a Pilot strong suit, offering 18.6 cubic feet behind the third row—enough for a family grocery run. Fold those seats flat, and space expands to 55.2 cubic feet, swallowing luggage for extended trips with ease.

Honda's commitment to safety continues with the Honda Sensing suite, including adaptive cruise control, collision mitigation braking, and lane-keeping assistance. New for 2025 is an improved blind-spot monitoring system with greater range and sensitivity.

Final Verdict

The 2025 Honda Pilot excels as a versatile family vehicle that doesn't sacrifice driving enjoyment. While competitors may offer flashier designs or more powerful engines, few match the Pilot's balanced approach to practicality, comfort, and capability.

Starting at $38,995 for the base Sport trim and ranging to $52,780 for the fully-loaded Elite, the Pilot represents solid value considering its comprehensive feature set and Honda's reputation for reliability.

For families seeking a do-everything SUV that will serve faithfully through years of daily use while maintaining driver engagement, the 2025 Pilot merits serious consideration.

Explore our detailed trim comparison and specifications

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Texas-Tested: 2025 Ram 1500 Hits the (Back) Road

Driving the heavily revised 2025 Ram 1500 brought on a strange sensation. Instead of giving a sense of raw muscle, it offered the sophistication of an uptown limousine. In fact, we’d bet that most limousines don’t ride as well or offer as much stretch-out room as the Ram 1500 Crew Cabs. For 2025, Ram is offering a new line-topping Tungsten model, and it has goosed up the already strong…

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2026 Honda CR-V Unveiled

Built in Canada 2026 Honda CR-V Adds More Standard Tech and New TrailSport Hybrid Trim We are more that a little excited to drive the new 2026 Honda CR-V. Here’s a couple highlights of what’s new: 2026 CR-V adds larger touchscreen, wireless charging, and wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility Google-built in  in the Touring Hybrid trim New CR-V TrailSport Hybrid the first Honda…

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Honda Passport TrailSport 'Totalmente nueva' commercial

Honda #abancommercials #commercial Video Honda Passport TrailSport 'Totalmente nueva' commercial, actor, actress, girl, cast, song

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Passport To Adventure

It’s a rare day when I see what looks to be the perfect balance between traditional and digital media. As I just told my Hospitality and Tourism Marketing class yesterday, anymore 75% of every Marketing budget is digital, the remainder being legacy media (i.e., broadcast, print, and outdoor). And therefore, we should just call this all Digital Marketing, because it is the elephant in the room, to use an over-used phrase.

So when I saw the news about the campaign for the 2026 Honda Passport, my eyes were glued. It features short-form videos on socials. It has a TV element featuring a song, “Good People,” by Mumford & Sons and Pharrell Williams. It features a tie-in to the MapMyFitness app—owned by Outside Magazine—on our phones. And the company is hosting an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on Reddit. The campaign is called “Dream Up Anything.”

Wait. Reddit? How is that even a thing for marketing activities? Isn’t that where people go to chit chat and grumble about things?

Well, as it turns out, Reddit has 97 million DAUs (Daily Active Users), so there’s that. I love the site, and drop in frequently, only as a lurker, but still as a pair of eyeballs. In Q4 last year alone, Reddit notched a little more than $425 million in ad revenues.

It’s a crowded space out there for SUVs. Everyone and their brother offers one or more models, and as long as our laws favor large, gas-guzzling vehicles—something I see a lot of in our future—we’ll continue to see them. They are lifestyle rides, even if the highest thing many people ever cross is a curb after they’ve had a few too many adult beverages.

The 2026 Passport comes in with a base price of $46,200, a whopping $4300 more than the 2024 model, and tops out at $53,900 for the most expensive trim package. With the average new vehicle price in the US at about $49,000, the Passport comes in squarely in the middle. The top of the line TrailSport has an estimated 18mpg city and 23mpg highway, about average for vehicles in class.

Honda manufactures the Passport, along with the Ridgeline and Pilot, in Lincoln Alabama. Last year, the Passport came in at second for most American-made content of any vehicle sold in the US, which includes all of the component parts. Not bad for a company headquartered in Japan, and who did not start assembling cars in the US until 1982. If that matters to you as a consumer, then this is about as American as you can get. It also means you are more immune to new tariffs on imported parts.

The campaign has a lot of marketing legs, and continues efforts by Honda and other Japanese automakers to shed whatever legacy image they might still have for fuel-efficient sedans. Honda has been pretty successful in this regard, scoring 1,291,490 vehicles sold in the US last year. Add in their upscale Acura line, and it balloons to 1,423,857 vehicles. They are in fourth position behind Toyota, Ford, and Chevrolet.

But while Honda’s marketing is spot on in terms of appeal to a customer demo, as well as leveraging a variety of media, the entire industry is reeling from high interest rates, because who among us can pay cash for a new ride? If your credit is rated Prime, the average loan rate is 6.7%, but if you drop to Non-Prime, the next tier, the rate jumps to 9.73%, and then 13% for Subprime. It gets even worse for Deep Subprime, but I doubt many in that category would be wanting to buy a $50K new vehicle.

To overcome these hurdles, Honda will need to consider short-term promos offering 0% or very low interest rates to highly qualified buyers, just to get some of these on the road where they can be seen. Seeing is believing for many people, something that catapulted the recently redesigned Ford Bronco to popularity, consistently selling more than 100,000 vehicles per year since 2022. The new Passport, though, completely dwarfs the Bronco when it comes to engine size, with a 3.5-liter V6 in the Honda, and a 3.0-liter V6 as the top end upgrade on the Ford. Honda is definitely targeting those who want some power.

Feast your eyes on this one. It hits a lot of marketing touchpoints, and I am betting once the interest rate problem is fixed, we’ll be seeing a lot of them on the road. And maybe humming a little Mumford & Sons at the same time.

Dr “I Know Great Marketing When I See It” Gerlich

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