I don’t know if it’s the most underrated, but it’s definitely most triggering to those with short-man syndrome. I’d take one in a heartbeat. Super practical.
@@Anthony-Soprano Ive owned a Tacoma and now a Ridgeline. The only thing Tacoma has above a Ridgeline is ground clearance, the rest no comparison. But if you do a lot of extreme off roading this isn't for you though. Hands-down the most comfortable truck I've ever ridden in.
I drove my 2018 RTL-E for 4+ years and sold it for a premium (they hold their value!). Then I test drove ‘everything’ and what’s in my garage now? A 2023 RTL-E. There’s just nothing else out there with all the special features that this truck has. Nothing else drives like it either. Deals are out there also on these, picked up my new one for over $3K off MSRP and no stupid dealer add-ons. So, yes, it is the most underrated TRUCK on the market.
Wow🎉🎉🎉!! Major congrats on getting 3k below MSRP in this climate! I am considering the Ridgeline. Question: how competant is the lane centering/lane keep assist at keeping the vehicle centered in its lane during freeway driving? Looking at the Ridgeline for roadtrips and freeway driving. Thanks!
I had a 2019 rtl e and sold it to get a camper for almost the same price I paid for it. Missed it and now bought a 23 RTL E! A great gentleman's truck! Not for heavy duty work stuff but for everything a white collar/weekend warrior would need! My favorite all time vehicle
I've got about 700 miles on my new white RTLE 2023 Ridgeline. It is so quiet on the road. Added the OEM hard tonneau cover. It pulls my medium sized bass boat in the Georgia mountains without any stress at all. I've no plans to do any rock crawling, just boat ramps, snow and ice, and it's so nice to have the AWD always on the job. Dealer knocked 3k off the retail, which Tacoma dealer in town was not about to do. For them it's sticker price, take it or leave it. Thought about the Frontier a lot, but the Ridgeline is just a lot roomier, especially in the rear seat compartment with no hump. To get leather seating in the Frontier or Tacoma the pricing was about the same as the Ridgeline. Couldn't be happier. I just retired, and am confident the Ridgeline will outlive me. (I'm 69).
Had an '08, '12 (totaled by a distracted driver) and a '13 had it for 5 years, loved each one of them, had to go with a different vehicle after my '13, but now looking at getting back in a '23. I've driven a lot of different SUVs and trucks over the years, the Ridgeline has been and is still my favorite.
While researching Mid-size pick ups I notice that most of the manufacturers push and showcase off-roading how many fools spend 40-50k to jump ditches and climb rocks ???
OMG, I thought the same thing, then they push " BLAH BLAH THOUSAND POUNDS TOWING CAPACITY!"I live in the country, I have acreage and some somewhat rough terrain in spots, I have a large tractor and huge commercial typer mower, the tractor doesn't leave the property on a trailer, the mower and trailer can get towed by my Maverick😂 to the My parents if I need to mow their property. I got a 23 Ridgeline Black edition 2 months ago to replace an 18 f150 lariat sport That had only saw off-road/ heavy towing(over 8k lbs every day) for the first time last month when it began being used as a food truck/trailer hauler. I have a fruit tree grove, and chicken farm on my land, and not once, has my F-150 ever really been needed for anything besides hauling heavier tools and ppl back and forth on the property, nothing that the Ridgeline couldn't do. The Ridgeline is underrated, And by far the best truck I've owned so thus far. On a personal note my 13yo son broke his arm today (First day of summer of course)while skateboarding, I drove him 30 mi to the nearest hospital most of which was driving well over a hundred miles an hour and topping at 115 .although The Ridgeline handles that speed really well,The gas mileage definitely suffers, But the stability was amazing and impressive. Don't get me wrong I'd like to have more power, But that would be just for the fun of it. I mean let's be serious, This midsize with 400 horsepower, would be fun hauling @ss across some grassy, muddy fields sideways Tearing it up😂. But believe me the 280 does just enough to still give you plenty of laughs. And it will get you wherever you need to go safely. Plus, for a factory sound system, she bangs.the in bed audio is surprisingly good too.
My buddy: dude, why didn’t you get a “real truck?” Me: here…drive it. (Comes back 20 minutes later) dude this thing is awesome! Me: (shows him the hidden trunk & side opening tailgate) Him: yeah…I’m getting one.
I tow a +/- 3500lb boat(Lund Tyee)/single axle trailer with my 2023 RTL and it does very well. I've owned and towed with many half ton trucks and full size SUVs over the years, and the RL surprised me by how stable it is and how confident it feels at interstate speeds with a trailer behind it. The major surprise that I absolutely love is that the 9spd will stay in whatever gear I leave it in with the paddle shifters (in S mode) no matter how far into the throttle I get. Every single automatic truck I've towed with in my life would decide if and when it wanted to downshift even when it wasn't necessary. If you've ever towed in hilly areas you know what that's like. The key to transmission longevity is keeping it cool, and constant, unnecessary shifting generates heat. Keep the RL in it's powerband and it'll pull right up hills at 70mph with a load behind it without breaking a sweat.
2 things I like: 6 cylinder engine that could last >250,000 miles. The 4-cylinders that are now the only choice in Chevy Colorado is less likely to last >250,000 miles. 50 inches between the wheel wells so can fit two extra large dog boxes, a sheet of plywood, etc. Compare that to 41.5 inches in the Tacoma.
I've had 1/2 ton and 3/4 ton trucks all my driving years. I'm 50 now and about due for a new pick up. I'm really thinking this Ridgeline is the way to go for the midsize. I'm ready for a more practical comfortable ride. I really like the AWD in my wifes Jeep GC and that's what this has. That storage in the back is awesome, plus the way the tailgate opens looks really nice. Thanks for the review!
I've had sports cars, sedans, SUVs and trucks. My '21 Black Edition is easily my favorite vehicle ever. It wasn't even on my radar, just test drove one on a whim.
I have an ‘04 Ram 1500 with only 93K miles that I’ll be selling soon and while I would like another full size truck, I can’t see spending $20K more for something similarly equipped (dual zone climate, tech, Nav, etc.) The Ridgeline will do 90% of what 90% of truck owners need to do and I am in that category. I love my Honda cars, so this is at the top of the list for a purchase later this summer. Just wondering if I should hold out to see what they’re doing for the 2024 model. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for all your reviews, I currently own a 2010 F150 with 165k flawless miles no longer tow a boat, so want to go Mid-Size, Have reviewed all models and just viewed Ranger and Tacoma, I Still like the Ridgeline best because of the interior size and features I am waiting to check out the 24 Ridgeline Hopefully they will add ventilated seats for southern buyers and Pilot front end and dash layout, If not may have to go with Toyota WHY is Honda the last holdout?? no hybrid not concerned with mpg just design.
The Ridgeline is OK for towing smaller things, but to try to max tow for long distances hills etc it does struggle. hands-down one of the most comfortable trucks I've ever driven. I've owned three ridgelines and they've all been fantastic trucks.
Dejaron de venderla en México porque no se vendian muchas pickup medianas solo grandes, ahora si ya se venden mucho,si la trae a México Honda la compro de inmediato 👍es muy práctica, gracias por su vídeo, felicitaciones🍀
The hidden trunk and the magic rear seat are the two 'aces in the pack' for the current Ridgeline. Love these features! I hope Honda will fix that crappy digital speedometer, the silly push-button gear selector, and the absurdly fiddly heating and ventilation controls for the '24 model. These things don't belong in a truck, and the mark one Ridgeline had much better controls and instruments.
IMO it makes up for the short bed. Usually for lockable storage you’d need a bed toolbox which means you lose bed space but here you have a toolbox without taking bed space
even in Indonesia, only a handful of Honda fans know that they have a line up truck, including me. I just found out after buying a diecast matchbox lol... In Indonesia, Honda is more famous as the king of hatchback cars and motorcycle legends
I had an AW drive Sport model and overall the truck is of great value and quality. Driving around the city and even in the highway is comfortable. However, I have towed a 4300 pound travel trailer and I was not impressed. While towing, I only achieved 146 mile range from a full tank of gas. Drove the speed limit, flat terrain, no rain, and no wind, almost ideal. Honda does not listen to their customers, redesign, redesign and consider the capabilities of the competition when it comes to hauling a trailer under 5,000 pound weight. I traded it to a full size truck and oh my God, I was able to have double the range and some more to spare..
This video and the comments everyone has made is the reaosn im looking for a RTL-E now. I was contemplating the black edition but I much prefer a clean look. I saw some images online of the leaked 2024 and I didnt see anything body wise that would make me want to wait saddly didnt look to have a panoramic roof. As for the center console, I previously has a Accord Touring and out of all the manufactures I would pick a honda any day especially since I use apple carplay over the manufactues nav.
I’ve got a 2022 RTL-E and tow an Airstream Basecamp 20X no problem at all. As expected, fuel economy does suffer; nevertheless, acceleration is surprisingly good. Hopefully the 2024 model will increase the 5000# tow capability to at least 7000-9000# like the competition.
I never liked this truck, never payed any attention to it, this is the first video I have ever watched about the ridge line & I now like the truck! I like all the storage.
Exactly, the earlier versions were not great, front wheel drive, strange looking truck bed, low esthetic appearance. But things have evolved and improved greatly.
I was the same way. But then had one as a company car for three yrs. I must say I was completely wrong. It's awesome to live with. We liked it so much we just ordered a 23 RTL-E
Keep the mechanical reliable but please update the styling. The interior design sucks looks 15 years old, however rear leg room is great and keep the folding seat.
With me own eyes I saw a 2010 Ridgeline towing a 17-20 foot TRAVEL TRAILER! I asked him what the hell, bro! He said he drove it from Ontario to BC without a problem, but his gas mileage stank. That trailer HAS to be more than 5000 lbs.
So does it sit lower than a Tacoma or Colorado as far as seat height while entering.. they are off heights for me.. i tad tall to slide into and running boards make you contort to enter.. my only complaint with new vehicles is that large multifunction screen in the middle.. i don't like distracted drivers or being distracted.. kiss is the word here.. thanks
It would be nice if you would show just a front wheel drive ridgeline not everybody wants all wheel drive. Some of us would love to have just front wheel drive.
Why isn’t a trailer brake controller available? Isn’t that worth a mention? You’ll need to add that damn box that sticks under the dash. Ya can’t tow 5000lbs without trailer brakes
I put a Redarc Pro Liberty controller in our '21 Passport. Plug-n-play wiring and a dial control that fits right in one of the blanks in the dash. It looks factory & no ugly box hanging under the dash.
Until Honda can couple a good automatic transmission to a V6, the Ridgeline will remain underrated; few people will trust this to tow/haul anything. I see that the power-outlet is still a TWO-PRONG, just like my '19 Ridgeline, and I bet it's still a 115 V, instead of the standard 120 V. Did they update anything in this in the last 4 years... other than the volume knob... like that underpowered, nanny-driven infotainment? For long trips, we have to use Apple Carplay so that my husband can map routes as we drive... otherwise you have to put the truck in park. Dumb. It is incredibly comfortable, and drives like a dream... except the 'shuddering' transmission. It has excellent sound. The tailgate has been a constant hassle; I've had to replace both the swing-out and top-down actuators, they wear out/break/slip easily... flimsy plastic.
The 6 speed was replaced by the ZF 9 speed. It'll tow better but the max rating is still 5k lbs. (that is only due to cooling concerns... in 120F heat.... going up hill. (don't ask me how I know))
nice. you can lift it! And the only reason people want a hybrid has nothing to do with the environment and everything to do with saving money on daily commutes..
I honestly think all eight of my Fords for the last 8 years have been more of overpriced than my $51k 23 black edition, especially with the recalls, fitment issues, lack of quality control, poor service technicians, repeated trips to the dealers for the same issues and so on...
I don’t know if it’s the most underrated, but it’s definitely most triggering to those with short-man syndrome. I’d take one in a heartbeat. Super practical.
I’ve had Chevy, Ford and Dodge. This is my best truck ever owned!!
Hb toyota
@@Anthony-Soprano Ive owned a Tacoma and now a Ridgeline. The only thing Tacoma has above a Ridgeline is ground clearance, the rest no comparison. But if you do a lot of extreme off roading this isn't for you though. Hands-down the most comfortable truck I've ever ridden in.
The Ridgeline is absolute dog shit
But have you owned an avalanche!!??
GM no longer makes an Avalanche that should tell something !! @@lopezdad30
I drove my 2018 RTL-E for 4+ years and sold it for a premium (they hold their value!). Then I test drove ‘everything’ and what’s in my garage now? A 2023 RTL-E. There’s just nothing else out there with all the special features that this truck has. Nothing else drives like it either. Deals are out there also on these, picked up my new one for over $3K off MSRP and no stupid dealer add-ons. So, yes, it is the most underrated TRUCK on the market.
Wow🎉🎉🎉!! Major congrats on getting 3k below MSRP in this climate! I am considering the Ridgeline. Question: how competant is the lane centering/lane keep assist at keeping the vehicle centered in its lane during freeway driving? Looking at the Ridgeline for roadtrips and freeway driving. Thanks!
I had a 2019 rtl e and sold it to get a camper for almost the same price I paid for it. Missed it and now bought a 23 RTL E! A great gentleman's truck! Not for heavy duty work stuff but for everything a white collar/weekend warrior would need! My favorite all time vehicle
I've got about 700 miles on my new white RTLE 2023 Ridgeline. It is so quiet on the road. Added the OEM hard tonneau cover. It pulls my medium sized bass boat in the Georgia mountains without any stress at all. I've no plans to do any rock crawling, just boat ramps, snow and ice, and it's so nice to have the AWD always on the job. Dealer knocked 3k off the retail, which Tacoma dealer in town was not about to do. For them it's sticker price, take it or leave it. Thought about the Frontier a lot, but the Ridgeline is just a lot roomier, especially in the rear seat compartment with no hump. To get leather seating in the Frontier or Tacoma the pricing was about the same as the Ridgeline. Couldn't be happier. I just retired, and am confident the Ridgeline will outlive me. (I'm 69).
Thank you for sharing, Rodney!
Man, you are still young I am 73 and looking to move from a 2010 F150 to a 24 Ridgeline the upgrade was just released with some good improvements.
Had an '08, '12 (totaled by a distracted driver) and a '13 had it for 5 years, loved each one of them, had to go with a different vehicle after my '13, but now looking at getting back in a '23. I've driven a lot of different SUVs and trucks over the years, the Ridgeline has been and is still my favorite.
While researching Mid-size pick ups I notice that most of the manufacturers push and showcase off-roading how many fools spend 40-50k to jump ditches and climb rocks ???
OMG, I thought the same thing, then they push " BLAH BLAH THOUSAND POUNDS TOWING CAPACITY!"I live in the country, I have acreage and some somewhat rough terrain in spots, I have a large tractor and huge commercial typer mower, the tractor doesn't leave the property on a trailer, the mower and trailer can get towed by my Maverick😂 to the My parents if I need to mow their property. I got a 23 Ridgeline Black edition 2 months ago to replace an 18 f150 lariat sport That had only saw off-road/ heavy towing(over 8k lbs every day) for the first time last month when it began being used as a food truck/trailer hauler. I have a fruit tree grove, and chicken farm on my land, and not once, has my F-150 ever really been needed for anything besides hauling heavier tools and ppl back and forth on the property, nothing that the Ridgeline couldn't do. The Ridgeline is underrated, And by far the best truck I've owned so thus far.
On a personal note my 13yo son broke his arm today (First day of summer of course)while skateboarding, I drove him 30 mi to the nearest hospital most of which was driving well over a hundred miles an hour and topping at 115 .although The Ridgeline handles that speed really well,The gas mileage definitely suffers, But the stability was amazing and impressive. Don't get me wrong I'd like to have more power, But that would be just for the fun of it. I mean let's be serious, This midsize with 400 horsepower, would be fun hauling @ss across some grassy, muddy fields sideways Tearing it up😂. But believe me the 280 does just enough to still give you plenty of laughs. And it will get you wherever you need to go safely.
Plus, for a factory sound system, she bangs.the in bed audio is surprisingly good too.
My buddy: dude, why didn’t you get a “real truck?”
Me: here…drive it. (Comes back 20 minutes later) dude this thing is awesome!
Me: (shows him the hidden trunk & side opening tailgate)
Him: yeah…I’m getting one.
That's great! Thank you for sharing, Ryan!
Idk what drugs you are on but the ridgeline is absolute dogshit. Get any other truck and it will outperform this pile of crap.
I tow a +/- 3500lb boat(Lund Tyee)/single axle trailer with my 2023 RTL and it does very well. I've owned and towed with many half ton trucks and full size SUVs over the years, and the RL surprised me by how stable it is and how confident it feels at interstate speeds with a trailer behind it. The major surprise that I absolutely love is that the 9spd will stay in whatever gear I leave it in with the paddle shifters (in S mode) no matter how far into the throttle I get. Every single automatic truck I've towed with in my life would decide if and when it wanted to downshift even when it wasn't necessary. If you've ever towed in hilly areas you know what that's like. The key to transmission longevity is keeping it cool, and constant, unnecessary shifting generates heat.
Keep the RL in it's powerband and it'll pull right up hills at 70mph with a load behind it without breaking a sweat.
I got rid of my 2016 f150 platinum. Now I drive a 2022 Ridgeline Black Edition. Best vehicle I’ve ever owned. Except for my 2013 Lexus RX 350.
2 things I like: 6 cylinder engine that could last >250,000 miles. The 4-cylinders that are now the only choice in Chevy Colorado is less likely to last >250,000 miles. 50 inches between the wheel wells so can fit two extra large dog boxes, a sheet of plywood, etc. Compare that to 41.5 inches in the Tacoma.
I've had 1/2 ton and 3/4 ton trucks all my driving years. I'm 50 now and about due for a new pick up. I'm really thinking this Ridgeline is the way to go for the midsize. I'm ready for a more practical comfortable ride. I really like the AWD in my wifes Jeep GC and that's what this has. That storage in the back is awesome, plus the way the tailgate opens looks really nice. Thanks for the review!
You can certainly install lift kits on these truck as many owners do , and many options are available if so desired.
I've had sports cars, sedans, SUVs and trucks. My '21 Black Edition is easily my favorite vehicle ever. It wasn't even on my radar, just test drove one on a whim.
Thank you for sharing!
I have an ‘04 Ram 1500 with only 93K miles that I’ll be selling soon and while I would like another full size truck, I can’t see spending $20K more for something similarly equipped (dual zone climate, tech, Nav, etc.) The Ridgeline will do 90% of what 90% of truck owners need to do and I am in that category.
I love my Honda cars, so this is at the top of the list for a purchase later this summer. Just wondering if I should hold out to see what they’re doing for the 2024 model.
Thanks for the video!
Thanks for all your reviews, I currently own a 2010 F150 with 165k flawless miles no longer tow a boat, so want to go Mid-Size, Have reviewed all models and just viewed Ranger and Tacoma, I Still like the Ridgeline best because of the interior size and features I am waiting to check out the 24 Ridgeline Hopefully they will add ventilated seats for southern buyers and Pilot front end and dash layout, If not may have to go with Toyota WHY is Honda the last holdout?? no hybrid not concerned with mpg just design.
I have a 2019 and would buy it again in a heart beat.
I had a 19 Sport for 3yrs / 50k miles. We miss it!! So we just ordered a 23 RTL-E.
Dear Honda, Please make the "idle stop" remember its last setting. Very annoying to have to remember to disable it on every restart.
Hey! What hand held phone stabilizer do you use? Great video as well! Very much considered a Ridgeline
Great Review
Thank you!
The Ridgeline is OK for towing smaller things, but to try to max tow for long distances hills etc it does struggle. hands-down one of the most comfortable trucks I've ever driven. I've owned three ridgelines and they've all been fantastic trucks.
when will the 2024 redesign release, Q3? thoughts on it?
Love my 2023 sport.
Dejaron de venderla en México porque no se vendian muchas pickup medianas solo grandes, ahora si ya se venden mucho,si la trae a México Honda la compro de inmediato 👍es muy práctica, gracias por su vídeo, felicitaciones🍀
Question,can the average mexican citezen afford a truck like this?
@@cityboi551 yes i can, now i have a Toyota Highlander , i am middle class in México
Andale! Mexico es mi pais favorito! Lo que tienen alla es dieseles de muchas marcas que no tienen aca. Quiero jubilarme en Mexico!
The hidden trunk and the magic rear seat are the two 'aces in the pack' for the current Ridgeline. Love these features! I hope Honda will fix that crappy digital speedometer, the silly push-button gear selector, and the absurdly fiddly heating and ventilation controls for the '24 model. These things don't belong in a truck, and the mark one Ridgeline had much better controls and instruments.
IMO it makes up for the short bed. Usually for lockable storage you’d need a bed toolbox which means you lose bed space but here you have a toolbox without taking bed space
2024 Tacoma looks nice hopefully the new 2024 Ridgeline does better.
even in Indonesia, only a handful of Honda fans know that they have a line up truck, including me. I just found out after buying a diecast matchbox lol... In Indonesia, Honda is more famous as the king of hatchback cars and motorcycle legends
I had an AW drive Sport model and overall the truck is of great value and quality. Driving around the city and even in the highway is comfortable. However, I have towed a 4300 pound travel trailer and I was not impressed. While towing, I only achieved 146 mile range from a full tank of gas. Drove the speed limit, flat terrain, no rain, and no wind, almost ideal. Honda does not listen to their customers, redesign, redesign and consider the capabilities of the competition when it comes to hauling a trailer under 5,000 pound weight. I traded it to a full size truck and oh my God, I was able to have double the range and some more to spare..
RTL_E is the best machine Honda have ever make i love my 2023
Very informative video..sharp truck.
Thanks 👍
If it had a pass through into the cabin for longer items i would've bought it.
sits to low for snow country,should be 8" minimum just from my experience,not all roads get plowed. other than that nice rig
This video and the comments everyone has made is the reaosn im looking for a RTL-E now.
I was contemplating the black edition but I much prefer a clean look.
I saw some images online of the leaked 2024 and I didnt see anything body wise that would make me want to wait saddly didnt look to have a panoramic roof.
As for the center console, I previously has a Accord Touring and out of all the manufactures I would pick a honda any day especially since I use apple carplay over the manufactues nav.
Man I love this vehicle but I can’t afford it!
I’ve got a 2022 RTL-E and tow an Airstream Basecamp 20X no problem at all. As expected, fuel economy does suffer; nevertheless, acceleration is surprisingly good. Hopefully the 2024 model will increase the 5000# tow capability to at least 7000-9000# like the competition.
I believe it will be increased to 6000lb
Love my Ridgey!
Easily the best mid size pickup on the market. IF you want issues you can buy Hyundai ,Chevy and Ford .
I never liked this truck, never payed any attention to it, this is the first video I have ever watched about the ridge line & I now like the truck! I like all the storage.
Exactly, the earlier versions were not great, front wheel drive, strange looking truck bed, low esthetic appearance. But things have evolved and improved greatly.
I was the same way. But then had one as a company car for three yrs. I must say I was completely wrong. It's awesome to live with. We liked it so much we just ordered a 23 RTL-E
Keep the mechanical reliable but please update the styling. The interior design sucks looks 15 years old, however rear leg room is great and keep the folding seat.
With me own eyes I saw a 2010 Ridgeline towing a 17-20 foot TRAVEL TRAILER! I asked him what the hell, bro! He said he drove it from Ontario to BC without a problem, but his gas mileage stank. That trailer HAS to be more than 5000 lbs.
So does it sit lower than a Tacoma or Colorado as far as seat height while entering.. they are off heights for me.. i tad tall to slide into and running boards make you contort to enter.. my only complaint with new vehicles is that large multifunction screen in the middle.. i don't like distracted drivers or being distracted.. kiss is the word here.. thanks
Yes, the RIdgeline sits lower and is easier to get into than the Colorado and Tacoma.
@@VehicleVisionary thanks
It would be nice if you would show just a front wheel drive ridgeline not everybody wants all wheel drive. Some of us would love to have just front wheel drive.
Only AWD available.
Did you even listen to the man?
Why isn’t a trailer brake controller available? Isn’t that worth a mention? You’ll need to add that damn box that sticks under the dash.
Ya can’t tow 5000lbs without trailer brakes
I'm sure the 2024 model will have it seeing as all other brands had thier new generation release in 2023
i got a bluetooth one from Curt that works well.
I put a Redarc Pro Liberty controller in our '21 Passport. Plug-n-play wiring and a dial control that fits right in one of the blanks in the dash. It looks factory & no ugly box hanging under the dash.
Until Honda can couple a good automatic transmission to a V6, the Ridgeline will remain underrated; few people will trust this to tow/haul anything.
I see that the power-outlet is still a TWO-PRONG, just like my '19 Ridgeline, and I bet it's still a 115 V, instead of the standard 120 V.
Did they update anything in this in the last 4 years... other than the volume knob... like that underpowered, nanny-driven infotainment? For long trips, we have to use Apple Carplay so that my husband can map routes as we drive... otherwise you have to put the truck in park. Dumb.
It is incredibly comfortable, and drives like a dream... except the 'shuddering' transmission. It has excellent sound.
The tailgate has been a constant hassle; I've had to replace both the swing-out and top-down actuators, they wear out/break/slip easily... flimsy plastic.
The 6 speed was replaced by the ZF 9 speed. It'll tow better but the max rating is still 5k lbs. (that is only due to cooling concerns... in 120F heat.... going up hill. (don't ask me how I know))
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nice. you can lift it! And the only reason people want a hybrid has nothing to do with the environment and everything to do with saving money on daily commutes..
Underrated! Certainly overpriced.
Wayyy to overpriced
I honestly think all eight of my Fords for the last 8 years have been more of overpriced than my $51k 23 black edition, especially with the recalls, fitment issues, lack of quality control, poor service technicians, repeated trips to the dealers for the same issues and so on...
@@LegendarySkypenis Get what you pay for pay a little more and have a Truck that will last 250k miles and still perform and ride great
@@chiefman8316 i would rather just buy a used bigger used truck at that point.
All trucks are overpriced. But for what you actually are buying. The Honda is a good deal. There is no stripper Ridgeline!
Just buy for honda reliability.
Lol suv with the back cut off
now it looks like a chevy or a ford
Been looking like that for several years. The front back to A pillar.
The rest on back except exhaust tips since redesign for 2017 model.
They ride too low IMO
Needs panoramic sunroof
Overpriced
im sorry, i love every other video, but this, this i have to dislike, I greatly apoligize good sir.
The Tacoma beats this “truck” in every way!
I respectfully disagree!😅
Totally disagree
Let’s take your RL and my Taco off road and let’s see what happens! Don’t worry I’ll pull you out! 😂
That would be one way, not every way. Off road capability is not needed for the vast majority of truck owners.@@luissantiago147
Taco is 20% better off road. Ridgeline is 20% better on road. The best truck is the one you're willing to pay for.