2025 Honda Ridgeline -- Is This Forgotten Option Actually a GREAT Truck to Buy??

[@CarConfections]

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[@ShootingCars]

I used this truck to move into my new house. It did everything I needed it to do and was comfy for the 15+ trips between my parents house and mine! Can't recommend the Ridgeline enough

[@RichardShelton]

!00% of the truck 80% of us really need.

[@CarConfections]

What a testament! Honestly such a useful and practical truck!

[@mikedgenx]

I have a 2024. Moving our stuff hasn’t been easier. It has been so comfortable while driving 170+ miles one way. Can’t wait to do the fun stuff with it.

[@scottleatherman163]

Lmao He put the ruler between his legs! Glad he wasn’t measuring anything else!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ccd-c6d]

@@ShootingCars what truck?

[@samsungfan1982]

Just got the RTL 2024 three weeks ago after thorough research and couldn’t be happier. By far my favorite vehicle to date

[@vmax4575]

I have a 2017 Ridgeline and it is truly the best midsize truck (cruck). Many great features and we take this vehicle on most all of our trips (comfortable on long drives). We get about 24 mpg in summer and 23 mpg in winter. The trunk is a great place to store things out of sight and secured. Plus the in bed stereo and power outlets are fun and handy. A Swiss Army knife of a vehicle. An SUV with a huge trunk.

[@pbc_03]

This is a true utility vehicle. Most trucks on the road never tow or see dirt. Those same owners live in the suburbs and the only time it gets work is for the weekend trips to home depot or helping g a friend move or pick up bulky items that don't fit in a sedan. The ridgeline drives like a sedan and has the usefulness of a truck. It's perfect for what it was designed to do for most people looking at a non work truck.

[@richardmichael59]

Well said.

[@stephenphillips6245]

Unibody 5 star crash rating too.

[@nickk4021]

Honestly, it’s a great work truck also. I’ve owned a later model in the past and it was one of the best trucks I’ve ever owned. And I have owned many other truck’s , pretty much everything except a ford. Also mid-sized and full-size.

[@vincenthprice2260]

I have a 2017 Honda Ridgeline with 75,000 Never had a problem mechanically .I do regular servicing oil change breakers etc. one best dependable, reliable midsize unibody frame Pick up truck

[@rickbeckett4760]

I have had two Ridgeline trucks. They are everything and more.

[@philipketchum9299]

I’ve had two as well and love them.

[@bigrr64]

I like the Honda Ridgeline I think it's a really good option in the midsize truck category. Really like the power train and I think it looks nice, and it's reliable and has a good resale value it's a smart choice.

[@billw8476]

i don't really need a real truck,so maybe i would settle for a ridgeline instead

[@bltodd578]

I love my 22 Ridgeline. I haul a large side by side to WV from SC and I can not complain about its towing capabilities and the comfort in tow. Kept the gear box is S Mode the entire trip. Got 16-18 mpg while towing. That’s a 6x12 trailer single axle and a SxS with my luggage. Can’t complain.

[@doctorjimmy7011]

12 years later, I am getting 19.7 miles per gallon. I am glad to see the armrest change, it is just like mine now and it is comfortable that way. The Ridgeline is the first vehicle I would buy again. It is just too handy to have.

[@davidb9166]

Bought a 2023 RTLE. Best truck I've ever driven.

[@sachemrock]

Very nice truck. All the truck 90% of people need.

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

Very nice car. All the car 10% of people need. I fixed your statement.

[@Blackandwhitecat-u9v]

@@user-tb7rn1il3qL

[@nodak81]

@@Jazz16-we1qc Tell that to the over 100,000 people waiting for new engines in their Tundras.

[@chiefman8316]

Thanks for your review was hoping for an updated 25 Ridgeline. I purchased a 24 B/E downsized from 2010 F150 with 175k miles. Does everything that the Ford did with better Ride and getting 22.6 mpg around town. I have owned F150,Tundra, and Chevy, but I enjoy the Ridgeline the most. Ridgeline could be improved with ALL LED lights, 360 Cameras, and full skid plates it could use a bit more ground clearance. This would make the Ridgeline a perfect homeowner Truck. From a S Ga owner.

[@nodak81]

The average homeowner doesn't need skid plates.

[@mr_mcgoo2632]

@@nodak81 blah blah blah

[@jimvanderwood3094]

It’s all the truck that 86.49% of people will need.

[@nodak81]

Give me a break! Another Honda fanboy inflating the figures again. It's 83.22% at best.

[@jimvanderwood3094]

@@nodak81 lol - I stand corrected!

[@thatI.P.11]

Have a 15 Tacoma but I purchased a 06 ridgeline , wow the ridgeline is the best mid truck , foldable back seat , cargo under the truck , flat bed it’s the most versatile vehicle

[@bikebudha01]

Unless you actually need to tow over 5k, or actually rock crawl... This is hands down the best mid-size pickup you can buy. The interior is the roomiest. The back seats actually fit full size adults. The rear seats fold up in such a way that you can squeeze two full size bikes in-cab. The bed allows you to lay 4x8 sheets of plywood flat in the bed. The in-bed storage is amazing for groceries (no more grocery bags sliding around in the bed). I almost never use the tailgate in the 'traditional' way, having the tailgate swing out like a door allows for amazing access to the bed. The ride is super comfortable and quiet. I regularly get 22+mpg on the highway. In town, I'm 20+mpg. The engine is one of the few engines that is known to last 200,000 miles. Honda built quality throughout. I do wish they would have kept the older center console with armrests (what my 2022 has), as that setup is far superior to the new monster center console.

[@davidb9166]

Agreed 👍

[@killerb5726]

Was debating between this and the Titan. I know, probably makes no sense but priced comparable. Ended up with the Titan because of the back seat room and still having kids that travel with us. I really liked this and honestly all the truck I would need for my purposes (hunting, fishing, household chores and occasional towing). Got the 24 Titan SV 4x4 out the door, loaded and with dealer installed options, for 48k out the door.

[@thomasr8481]

Just bought a 2020 RTL and i love it. I always wanted a truck and this is my very first one. Always drove Toyotas so naturally i was in the market for a Tacoma. I came across the Ridgeline in my search and i was sold. With all the amenities and the lower stance since i am not tall and 73 yo it was a no brainer.

[@SifuBang]

Mid size truck with a full size interior.

[@lancelotlink3907]

Yep the interior width was one of the reasons I like it. The swing out tailgate, wide composite bed and trunk also are nice.

[@Ccd-c6d]

Not a truck

[@SifuBang]

@@Ccd-c6d it's not a car either

[@Ccd-c6d]

@@SifuBang correct, it's an suv

[@SifuBang]

@@Ccd-c6d wrong not an Suv either

[@battleaxe6108]

Getting one in a few months can't wait

[@bedlambikes]

No hybrid nonsense, no iPad screen obsession, reasonable money, can tow my snowmobiles no problem, and it holds its value really well. I just may buy one once interest rates drop into the 1-2% range.😊

[@Broxty]

Reasonable money?? Wtf are you talking about lol.

[@jeichas]

Check with your Honda dealer. I was going to pay cash but they offered sub 2% loan as incentive. I couldn’t say no with my high yield account paying twice that on my cash

[@bedlambikes]

@@Broxty Compare it to a 4 banger Tacoma or a tax payer bailed out Colorado and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.

[@brianmcgowan4280]

All the “ truck” guys who use to have 150s are now driving mavericks wishing they could afford a Ridgeline.

[@WalrusWinking]

. . . The F-150 is still the most popular vehicle in America so no that's not the case.

[@mjg1544]

@@WalrusWinkinga lot of those truck guys can no longer afford 55-60K for a dang XLT when Trump was in office 55-60K would get you a Platinum or King Ranch.

[@WalrusWinking]

@@mjg1544 I agree Trump's economy was and will be much better. The F-150 is still the most popular vehicle in America. I don't like these unibody trucks and they should not be normalized like these unibody CUVs (AKA Minivans in disguise) have been.

[@davewilson7602]

@@mjg1544we just ignoring the fact that the man lowered taxes with the plan to raise them as soon as he left office 💀

[@edd2771]

That’s a composite bed not a steel bed with liner. Btw none of this is new for 2025.

[@wernerlab13]

I had a 2006 RL and a keg of beer + ice fit perfectly in the trunk. But hey, the donut test is good too!

[@Anonymous-ms7hz]

I have a 2012 with 402k miles. Mostly highway. Replaced starter at 95k, radiator at 401k. Going to replace it with a 2025.

[@TrilithiumBanditKelsey]

I think the first-gens were a better build-quality.

[@ericmulerometaldrummer]

How often have you had to change the timing belt?

[@Anonymous-ms7hz]

@ericmulerometaldrummer i did it once at 130k and that's it. I'm getting a new one soon. Not worth doing now.

[@milfordcivic6755]

I love my 2024 Trailsport so far.

[@MarcusTurner-b5p]

Nice video keep up the good work fellas

[@IVMTAB]

I have a 2020 and love it. Not getting a new one until at least 2030. This vehicle is super comfortable and I love that it’s as roomy as a full size truck but in a midsize body. The only thing I don’t like about it is the stop-start system, but you can’t do anything about since all manufacturers have that now. I just wish it would start in the Off position.

[@jeichas]

I have the aftermarket module to disable start-stop system. Easy install and the feature is always off on vehicle start up. Annoying that I have to spend $100 dollars for the device but I wouldn’t hesitate to install again

[@PrepperDawg]

Good review! We are seriously considering one for next vehicle. I've had 2 Tacomas but not a fan of the new redesign.

[@Risible1]

Something that is rarely pointed out about the Ridgeline: from the 2023 owner's manual- Operating speed when towing a trailer must not exceed 62 mph (100 km/h). When towing a fixed-sided trailer (e.g., camper), do not exceed 55 mph (88 km/h).

[@leebuck180]

Set the D to S (Sport mode) and let it eat. Folks had overheated the rear differential so maybe why the owners manual says that.

[@stevehorvat69]

Funny how Honda has given it a redesigned gauge cluster, yet it looks like it was pulled directly from our 2018 Accord 😂

[@21Piloteer]

@@Jazz16-we1qc The Ridgeline still uses the SOHC w/VTEC as does the Passport and Odyssey. Only Pilot has the DOHC w/VVT. As far as the ZF9...Honda has been using that transmission since at least 2016.

[@waynecookson7054]

I want one! Next vehicle going to be the Honda Ridgeline 💯!

[@davidb9166]

You will not be disappointed.

[@mickiemack2748]

The Trailsport does NOT have an 8 speaker audio system (no center speaker in the dash). Only the Black Edition (2024-25 MY) has the 8 speaker setup. The Trailsport replaced the 2023 RTL-E (which I have and really like) that had the same 8 speaker system as the BE had (and still has). This vehicle has many attributes being a supple yet composed ride, quiet cabin and good MPG compared to similar types of vehicles.

[@lancelotlink3907]

I have the same truck and like the stereo in the RTL-E and the bed speakers are nice when working out of the bed area. I also like how drywall and plywood sheets slide right in the bed and lay flat and the trunk hides my tools.

[@carguyeyedoc]

I bought a Ranger Tremor a year ago and I regret it. I barely use it for its intended purpose. It’s unrefined to drive and has loud tire hum from 30-75 mph. Planning on selling it soon and getting back into an SUV. If I had bought a Ridgeline instead I doubt I’d be in this situation seeing as it’s just an SUV just with a bed in case you need it…

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

The Ridgeline is basically a CUV, not an SUV. CUV=car SUV=truck

[@carguyeyedoc]

@@user-tb7rn1il3q sure

[@nodak81]

You buy an off-road trimmed truck with off-road suspension and off-road tires and you're shocked it drives like a truck and has loud tires? lol

[@carguyeyedoc]

@@nodak81 yeahhhh I shouldve done a longer test drive. I knew it would handle like a truck, but I shouldve lived with it for a day or two before pulling the trigger

[@bedlambikes]

@@user-tb7rn1il3qwrong. CUV’s don’t tow over 2000 pounds.

[@mysolavei1224]

My parents bought a 2022 and now I want one. It's comfortable and easy to drive. And I love the V6 instead of a turbo!

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

It’s all fun and games until the valves hit the pistons when the rubber timing belt snaps.

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

@@Jazz16-we1qc They eventually break. The average American can’t afford oil changes never mind a $2000 timing belt/water pump job. The engine will blow totaling the car, now granted that might be over 200k highway miles on an original belt.

[@autocartv9219]

It looking so good

[@AliasHSW]

Wish the Taco crew can has a bit more rear floor legroom . This is perfect for the more sport and the periodic home improvements projects crowd

[@mgp9733]

It's not forgotten, the past year I believe was a record for it's sales. Unfortunately, Honda seems very reluctant to completely redesign this truck which has been essential the same minus the dash and center console for just short of a decade and if rumors are true about a all new generation for the 2027 model year, then it really will be 10 years between generations.

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Excellent review as per usual!

[@dlg5485]

I purchased a 2024 Black Edition about 7 months ago and, although it is definitely the best midsize truck I've ever owned, and I've owned most of them, it's still a bit of a disappointment. I love the way it drives, very comfortable, but the driver assist tech is abysmal, the absolute worst I have experienced. The adaptive cruise is so slow to add speed that I consider it unsafe to use. I am required to manually intervene when I need to add speed because the system takes 2-3 seconds to even begin to add sped! This is unacceptable. Other complaints: the brakes are weak and mushy, the transmission is quirky at times and the feature set is outdated, compared to the competition, especially on the top Black Edition trim. I'm definitely pleased, overall, and I have every intention of keeping this truck long term and I expect it to be as reliable as any Honda, but having owned several Honda vehicles previously and been totally impressed by them, my expectations were high going into this purchase and this truck did not meet them.

[@dlg5485]

@@Jazz16-we1qc I recently installed the S-VCM controller module, which was designed by a Honda engineer. It's the best thing I've done to my Ridgeline by far. Much less shuddering and vibration than before and I haven't noticed any fuel economy loss. It's easy to install, plug-n-play, highly recommend it.

[@cornerofthemoon]

The Ridgeline is probably the best for most truck buyers, a comfortable carlike experience where one can carry furniture, 2x4's and bags of mulch from time to time. Let's face it, most people who have their gargantuan full size 4 wheel drive pick ups pretty much use it to commute to work and buy groceries and rarely (if ever) go off-roading or tow a heavy trailer.

[@Maj42-b3k]

I'm buying this truck next week

[@robertsun8922]

Looks nice. At least it doesn’t have a tablet that’s stuck on the dash like many Honda products.

[@brettsuddreth5171]

Fantastic option

[@Kjhgr01]

I hope Honda won't throw the towel on this one like to other vehicles (Crosstour). I thought 2025 was a 2023 Pilot update equivalent, but nope. I don't really want to deal with that 9-speed transmission. Dealers want over $600+ to service it, the oil is ridiculously priced and so are the 3 drain plugs you have to replace. On the other hand, I'm really glad they added the full center console and a bunch of other stuff. Tough decisions!

[@mjg1544]

Are you saying $600 transmission service for a 2024 and up? Crap. I’m not sure if my 2023 has a 9 speed transmission or not.

[@matthewrideout2677]

I had my 9 speed flushed with honda OEM fluid for $250, fluid cost was like $130, done by my independent mechanic.

[@Kjhgr01]

@@jmac1850 When is the last time you did the fluid change on 9-speed transmission?

[@Kjhgr01]

@@matthewrideout2677 Did you replace the drain plugs or decided to take a change they won't leak?

[@Kjhgr01]

@@matthewrideout2677 I thought the ZF A/T drain plugs had the gasket built in the plug. There are 3 drain plugs to replace if you do a proper fluid change.

[@retrograde11]

Love Ridgeline

[@westhavenor9513]

I believe the heated steering wheel is only on the upper two trim levels, not the Sport AND the RTL

[@kimberleyweinert5292]

You are correct.

[@josephpayton9151]

Remember when Halogen lowbeams and highbeams were a norm and LED’s was a luxury just a few years ago 😂

[@matthewrideout2677]

I like the comparison data you guys are doing now on your website

[@moneypenny174]

This truck is intriguing.

[@Minebrawlzzz]

It has a NA v6 instead of 4 cyl turbo that toyota tacoma has

[@allanw6103]

its a comfortable roomy option for most urban users albeit somewhat overpriced. its still a dated design compared to newer midsize trucks. the tailgate is best feature but the rest is in need of a redesign with the interior, bed and new powertrain. those low wheel arches in the rear do allow for a sheet of 4x8' plywood to be loaded on top of them fairly flat but makes for a more shallow bed than others. you get some room back in the trunk but the compact spare is not worthy of the trailsport badge and hard to access if you get a flat when loaded. i doubt honda will get rid of the trunk in the next gen but the interior should see an update fairly well. id like to see a flat load floor in the back seat covering up that raised c channel which is not very dog friendly. the bed needs more power outlets as well. i hope they keep the v6 as it should get the pilot powertrain w 10 sp tranny. roof rails for a rack to carry a full size spare wouldnt hurt either in the trailsport trim with some more offroad features like skid plates, tow hooks, and bigger tires.

[@MarkMillitaire]

I like the Ridgeline, but don't see myself buying one. This is primarily due to it having cylinder deactivation. Cylinder deactivation results in the cylinders being at different temps. You are more likely to have oil leaks, etc. because the differing expansion and contraction

[@stephenphillips6245]

Car companies should make that option...optional...LoL

[@jameshamm4345]

Another great review, I wish that car KZbinrs would include the build location for the automobile they are reviewing. Keep up the great reviews 👍

[@CarConfections]

Thank you! The Ridgeline is built in Lincoln, Alabama.

[@mjg1544]

I love my 23 Ridgeline Black Edition. But the 2025 now unfortunately has that Civic instrumentation and still missing a large screen, missing 360 cameras, no power tailgate, no ventilated seats, and no HUD. Still the pluses are a real V6, a wide cabin, can haul 4x8:sheets flat, power folding turn signal mirrors, wireless Apple CarPlay, etc. But my biggest gripe overall is the lack of a powerful sound system for trims under the Black Edition. The TrailSport and RTL and Sport all have a weak 220 watts and lack of subwoofer. Whereas the RTL-E trim they deleted had the better 520 watts.

[@mjg1544]

@@Jazz16-we1qc my transmission ka-thunks” on any incline even with the fly-by-wire push button shifter. 22K miles. I need to get that looked at before the warranty is up. Ditto on the delay…it’s annoying.

[@fredmoss4540]

Exactly as I have posted I was dreaming last year of a Ridgeline redesign not refresh. I was hoping for a RTL-E trim that had most features of 2023-2025 Pilot Elite trim. So the features you mention on Pilot Elite/Black Edition trims. 360 Multi-View Camera System and Heads-Up Display Bose 70 Series Audio.

[@mjg1544]

@@fredmoss4540 Yeah, same here regarding a total redesign. Or at least a refresh with these items added. Perhaps 2026 or 2027….by then mine will be 4-5 years and time for a trade anyway, or will have moved onto a different vehicle.

[@mjg1544]

@@Jazz16-we1qc Yuppers. When I start her up and remove the parking brake, all is fine and no movement nor noise, until I put her in reserve, then the thunk. I try not to put the extra strain on any of the gears.

[@mjg1544]

@@Jazz16-we1qc yeah, so far just inclines.

[@kellyaustin7487]

Excellent review once again. I actually like this little truck but I still feel that its about $2k overpriced throught each trim level.

[@CarConfections]

Thank you!

[@tatersquad2000]

Most comfortable ride in the midsized truck game.

[@SME5724]

That’s what a unibody truck will do

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

It’s not a truck at all. It’s a car. Unibody truck is any oxymoron. Just because it has an open bed doesn’t make it a truck. A Chevy Tahoe doesn’t have an open bed and is a truck.

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

@@Jazz16-we1qc There is no such thing. It’s either a truck or a car. The RL is the latter, granted they may be good for some people.

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

@@Jazz16-we1qc It’s not a truck or an SUV.

[@adrianharrison5208]

@@user-tb7rn1il3q its a truck, get over yourself

[@1-Nice-Guy]

Unless you need a giant pickup truck, the Ridgeline is the perfect choice. Although it was a poor decision not to go full LED's on the outside lights.

[@twobeagles1365]

I would like to see the back of truck filled with firewood or rock and see how it sits and pulls a load, My 2001 tacoma has been loaded and overloaded and has no structure issues. but Honda has my attention about this ridgeline trail edition.

[@FloodInsuranceGuru]

I've been trying to decide between the Ridgeline, black edition and a new Toyota tundra Limited. We're currently I'm coming from my Toyota tundra.

[@jjax3661]

When are they moving this to the current Pilot platform?

[@GarlandTexasSpotter2024]

2026 Model Year. But early 2025.

[@bionicwolf3342]

No evidence this truck gos to the new platform in 2025. It just got a refresh. Expect 2 years for the new platform, if they actually continue producing the Ridgeline.

[@Jvcxov9]

As a Honda owner I wish the brand would update this truck to match the new Pilot. The interior dashboard is still the styling of the old Pilot as well the safety features are not up to date. The center console is that of the newer model. Concept is one of the better ones on the road, that is if you can get over your ego and the absolutely insane truck prices.

[@markh4750]

How can a vehicle designed in 2024 not have USB ports for the back seat? That's cheaping out on such a simple quality of life feature.

[@bruceleeroy8302]

I have a 2024 and my main issue with it is the bed is quite shallow. The underbed storage is nice but if you get a tonnel cover, you will notice that the bed won't carry anything too tall with the tonnel cover down.

[@richardhouvener6423]

Tonneau.

[@jefffoxworthyspen680]

How ironic that honda is the last, most truck like, midsize truck after everyone said its "not a truck" for so long. Standard NA V6, 9 Speed auto with real gears, no hybrid BS, and limited "smart" tech.

[@spicer617]

Good informative video, however it is very surprising that Honda does not offer their Multi-View Camera System (MVCS) on this truck. At the present time, I believe the only model they offer this option is on the Pilot. This does not make sense. This is one of the best safety options for a pickup truck. Realistically, Honda should equip their MVCS on all of their vehicles as standard equipment. This would truly demonstrate Honda’s commitment to safety.

[@getlosttoday4045]

Nice bed liner??? It's a composite bed and has been since they started the truck.

[@lancelotlink3907]

Thats what i was thinking. The entire bed is a thick composite material which is really tough. You can load block and bricks in it and it cleans up like new.

[@dave3657]

Was going to get a Maverick, but pretty sure it’s going to be worth it to get a Ridgeline with a V6 instead.

[@bikebudha01]

I cross shopped both. Went for the Ridgeline. The Maverick bed is very tiny. The Maverick interior is also way smaller.

[@nodak81]

Yeah and all for only TWICE the price.

[@nodak81]

@@bikebudha01 Wait, so you're telling me a compact pickup has a smaller bed and interior than a mid-size pickup?😱😱

[@bikebudha01]

@@nodak81 actually, no. If you spec out the Mav comparably, they are pretty close in price.

[@bikebudha01]

@@nodak81 no, I'm telling you the mav bed is so tiny as to be all but useless. And the back seats.. woof, even worse...

[@rmoitoza1]

MY 2018 2 WD WHICH I ORDERED RTL-T SCARLET RED 34000 OUT THE DOOR NO SALES TAX IN OREGON I GET 30 MPG ON FREEWAY 24 IN TOWN I HAVE 50 K ON ODOMETER NEVER A PROBEM GREAT TRUCK JUST DROVE FROM CALIFORNIA TO CALGARY ALBERTA THEN BACK TO VANCOVER DOWN HWY 1 TO SAN FRANSISCO 29.8 TOTAL GAS MILEAGE

[@BR549_o7]

what is the width between the wheel wells inside the bed? You need to incorporate that measurement in your reviews.

[@Elijah-fc3ex]

I love these but the pricing is nuts

[@johnackerlind4707]

What makes it a mid size? It’s 4” wider than all mid size trucks. Its body width is exactly the same as my last 2002 GMC SIERRA. The width between the wheel wells is 50”.

[@pic18f452]

Ventilated seats are available on the black edition trim level

[@Massachusettsrailfanner-t2p]

6:10 that key looks like the one from my parents 2016 Acura rdx

[@Massachusettsrailfanner-t2p]

If Honda made this bigger and stronger and more led lights, then it wouldn’t be forgotten

[@Blackandwhitecat-u9v]

Honda makes excellent vehicles.

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

Love your car video

[@avendaleyellowcard6834]

Are the windshields any better? My 22 windshield is by far the worst of any vehicle I have ever owned. It is full of pits and chips. 36k miles.

[@aslkdjfzxcv9779]

i think it's a simple design cue. if it didn't look like a passport up front they'd likely sell more of em. square it up a bit or something.

[@daveakensiv2073]

I wish Honda would have a hybrid model.

[@jamestapscott9400]

Does the Ridgeline engine have a timing belt or a timing chain?

[@ky7518]

Belt

[@100stumm]

Footwell is too small and a deal killer for me.

[@Tim_Ruiz13]

Wish they made the front and more “truck” like since this is technically a truck

[@carlosserna38]

Was the tech on the backup camera improve… from the Hondas I’ve driven the resolution is bad comparing their camera tech to their competitors?

[@timtoomuch]

How did you make the headlights hyperflash like that?

[@josephpayton9151]

This is not a bad truck but I think we all know including Honda that this desperately needs a redesign. It was fine when it came out in 2016 because it was based off that last gen pilot. Now its more related to the passport and you can tell that its aging just like the passport. However, this is still one of a kind when you think about it.

[@raymondreiff8170]

By far the best Truck so called real truck owners can't stand, Why? Because it's just better than the so called real Truck's 🇺🇸💪😁

[@MrSteele2010]

Even though this is a midsized truck, can you compare The interior space to a full-sized truck, such as the Toyota Tundra?? Or is this Ridgeline quite a bit smaller than that, just larger than other midsizes?

[@GarminPro]

They did not just put that line between the truck bed in the cab for aesthetics. That is there so that the body panels can be replaced independently in an event of a crash. It is not an aesthetic reason.

[@jgavin2174]

do the front seats recline, and how far?

[@TheSuperGenius]

No ventilated seats & 360 camera on top trims is a BIG mistake, Honda.

[@genzigzag]

Honda, what's the hold up on the update with the Ridgeline! Also, enough teasing with the new Passport!

[@premiercconstruction]

Nice but Honda! MPG!!! Give a hybrid option, give the trail sport a 1.5 inch lift with better suspension… and offer a 7,000lb tow package…. 🙏🏼

[@dustinketelhut6046]

Bust out the tape measure boys! For the bed

[@hauseofraf]

Gotta love Honda and their 50 cent savings on light bulbs.

[@baljeethakur]

😂

[@europana7]

… and single free oil change and tire rotation (aka 1 year of complimentary maintenance)

[@MrTJohnston]

How much room for bigger guys? I’m 5’11” 265lbs.

[@TheKingkingg]

Awesome truck made in America by Americans for Americans

[@donaldpiper9763]

By Japanese for the Japanese economy were the money returns to .

[@donalpoolarana-sk4iv]

WHATS THE MPG? IN CITY

[@yarrik701]

I like it.. but not $40K for a mid-sized truck like it..

[@MykolaBuhai]

Where is the more cargo: here with cap or in a Pasport?

[@KevinWorth-c6k]

Just make the styling a little more aggressive and they’ll sell many units

[@JFlip27]

I ended up buying a Santa Cruz wishing I could afford a Ridgeline