Honda Passport
Honda is one of the largest, leading automobile manufacturers in Japan.
It began making cars in 1960 but prior to that, Honda has been making
contributions to the Japanese auto industry by manufacturing piston
rings. Its founder, Soichiro Honda, was an efficient and well known
piston manufacturer and was sub-contracted by Toyota. He then ventured
into making air screws and other engine parts and the whole engine as
well.
After the World War II, Japan was in great financial and
fuel need but it cannot do without any basic transportation. Honda took
this opportunity to make affordable means of transportation using his
manufacturing facilities. He attached an engine to a bicycle, which
became what we know now as scooters and motorcycles. Through motorcycle
racing or motorsport, Honda was able to introduce itself to world-wide
market of motorcycles and soon they bested foreign brands. Since the
1970s, Honda is the world's largest maker of motorcycles.
While Honda was able to conquer the international market easily with
their wide range of motorcycles and mopeds, it was not easy to market
their cars globally, especially in the United States where their small
cars failed to attract American buyers. But Honda was persistent in its
aim to make it to the international scene and so they heightened their
standards and continued to innovate. It was in 1972 when Honda finally
got the American's attention through the Honda Civic model. It was
bigger than previous Honda models. From then on, Honda began to compete
well against domestic, European and other import cars.
To meet various demands in the auto industry, Honda made not only
passenger cars but also other types of vehicles. Honda Passport was a
midsize utility vehicle launched by Honda in 1993. This was
manufactured in cooperation with Isuzu, another Japanese company known
for making commercial vehicles and diesel engines. Isuzu also made its
own version of the Honda Passport, the Rodeo. Both the Honda Passport
and the Rodeo were offered in 5-door SUV and shared common features and
components. However, the Honda Passport was discontinued after the 2002
model.
Popular Honda Passport Parts
Honda AC Delco Wiper Blade
Type: Framed, OE replacement
Quantity Sold: Sold individually
Brand: AC Delco
Part: Wiper Blade
Category: Auto Body Parts
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$24.74 |
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$15.18 |
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$9.56 |

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Honda Monroe Shock and Strut Boot
Finish: Pink
Type: Direct OE replacement
Quantity Sold: Sold individually
Brand: Monroe
Part: Shock and Strut Boot
Series: Monroe Strut-Mate
Category: Most Popular
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$20.24 |
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$6.17 |
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$14.07 |

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Honda Replacement Antenna
Finish: Black
Type: Universal product
Quantity Sold: Sold individually
Brand: Replacement
Part: Antenna
Category: Auto Body Parts
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$18.60 |
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$6.17 |
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$12.43 |

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Honda Derale Auxiliary Fan
Finish: Black
Quantity Sold: Sold individually
Brand: Derale
Part: Auxiliary Fan
Category: Cooling System
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$498.73 |
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$412.99 |
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$85.74 |

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Honda OES Genuine Coolant/Antifreeze
Quantity Sold: Sold individually
Brand: OES Genuine
Part: Coolant/Antifreeze
Category: Cooling System
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$22.36 |
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$18.95 |
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$3.41 |

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Honda Husky Liners Floor Mats
Finish: Gray
Location: Rear
Material: Rubber
Type: Mat, direct fit
Quantity Sold: 2 pieces
Brand: Husky Liners
Part: Floor Mats
Series: Husky Liners Heavy duty
Category: Auto Body Parts
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$73.89 |
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$37.26 |
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$36.63 |

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