Great upgrades this year, this truck is a wonderful alternative to the body on frame regular trucks on the market. For power, it could use the Acura 3.0litre V6 turbo. Thank you carcoach, keep up the superbly professional and competent work.
Not too low for me. Easy to get in and out of. I haul stuff once in a while, drive on main roads and dirt roads, don't go rock crawling. Lower= lower center of gravity=more nimble and fun to driveIt's perfect for me, all depends on your needs.
@@onpoint9141 doesn't look like a truck when it's low to the ground like a car, that's not a truck. And Ridgelines have always been considered a girl truck.
I have a Silverado. It has plenty of space. It will be hard for me to downside. But, it's a lot better in the sense of off road. On my Silverado, I don't do too much off road. The ridgeline will be be perfect for less off road. I have 4 months to decide.
I downsized from a Ram 1500 and don't regret it one bit. Honda is very thoughtful about ergonomics and utilizing interior space (for example the cup holders in the doors). Better on gas than my full size. Full time AWD is a winner for me in daily driving on snow and ice. Its definitely not a rocket ship, but neither was my Ram w/V8. I'd say 0-60's are probably within 10th of a second of each other, but I find the Ridgeline much more nimble and more pleasurable to drive. I love mine, I'd say go drive one.
"Storage under the bed...this is one thing Honda has that no other brand has..." au contraire - Hyundai Santa Cruz , albeit smaller but , same idea , can be storage or used as cooler.
Ridgelines are amazing. I had a 2022. I miss it, and I regret trading it in 😢
Buy another one
Great upgrades this year, this truck is a wonderful alternative to the body on frame regular trucks on the market. For power, it could use the Acura 3.0litre V6 turbo. Thank you carcoach, keep up the superbly professional and competent work.
Thank you so much!
Trial Sport doesn't have the 540 watt sound system. That is the black edition. Excellent review just the same!
The backup camera also has guide lines for towing?
yes it does!!
You guys are still getting snow in May?😮
Shot this in March
It's too low for a truck, needs to be lifted a couple inches
Not too low for me. Easy to get in and out of. I haul stuff once in a while, drive on main roads and dirt roads, don't go rock crawling. Lower= lower center of gravity=more nimble and fun to driveIt's perfect for me, all depends on your needs.
@@onpoint9141 doesn't look like a truck when it's low to the ground like a car, that's not a truck. And Ridgelines have always been considered a girl truck.
I have a Silverado. It has plenty of space. It will be hard for me to downside. But, it's a lot better in the sense of off road. On my Silverado, I don't do too much off road. The ridgeline will be be perfect for less off road. I have 4 months to decide.
I downsized from a Ram 1500 and don't regret it one bit. Honda is very thoughtful about ergonomics and utilizing interior space (for example the cup holders in the doors). Better on gas than my full size. Full time AWD is a winner for me in daily driving on snow and ice. Its definitely not a rocket ship, but neither was my Ram w/V8. I'd say 0-60's are probably within 10th of a second of each other, but I find the Ridgeline much more nimble and more pleasurable to drive. I love mine, I'd say go drive one.
"Storage under the bed...this is one thing Honda has that no other brand has..." au contraire - Hyundai Santa Cruz , albeit smaller but , same idea , can be storage or used as cooler.
Body on frame??
Same chassis as a Pilot, it’s unibody
Yes, of course. Everyone knows that. Troll.
@@artagain8977 Yes, NO, bone head...
@@lazynow1 dbag
Does it snow in buffalo? 🤔
Is the sky blue? is the pope catholic? 💯🙄🤣🤣🤣
I prefer maverick