21 Ridgeline

[gregk24]

I sold several 2021 Ridgelines when I worked for Honda last year. It is a very good vehicle and yes it is a TRUCK. I know many insecure people who can't get over the fact that this is a truck though it may not fall under their definition of what a "real truck" might be. I am of the opinion that a "real truck" is usually something that is compensating for something else

I couldn't agree more seeing the "trucks" rolling around here in the deep south and the creatures driving them.

 

[UncleDave]

i'm a honda fanboy and no it's not a truck....transverse v6 unibody and all... i don't think so....it's not in the same class as the domestic 1/2tons...that being said the ridgeline is all I would need, but to think it's above and beyond something it isn't is crazy...

Body/ frame type isnt part of the definition of a truck.

No one said it was a half ton ? - It's a midsized truck.

The Maverick and the Santa Cruz are also unibody trucks ( trend - midsized is moving to unibody) using your definition they aren't trucks either.

This kind of nonsense isnt helpful - I could say a half ton truck isnt a truck and that my F450 is a truck and on an on.....to a semi.

 

[tyman]

They’re neat little vehicles and probably like 75%+ of people who own a half ton could probably make do easily with one.

 

[aquariuscsm]

Ridgelines look sweet with tasteful lift kits and conservative off-road packages.

 

[UncleDave]

They’re neat little vehicles and probably like 75%+ of people who own a half ton could probably make do easily with one.

Trucks are like hammers. You have all sizes really.

To some extent they are interchangeable but when you fit the right truck to the right job you are better off.

 

[tyman]

Trucks are like hammers. You have all sizes really.

To some extent they are interchangeable but when you fit the right truck to the right job you are better off.

Mhm

 

[JeffKeryk]

My cowboy friends tell me, "Ya ain't squat if ya ain't got a truck."
And squat is the PG word....

Truer words were never spoken, IMO. My old Tundra is the best tool I have. Except it sucks the gas.

 

[buster]

I don't know the details of this so take it with a grain of salt.

 

[crashz]

Looks like a Canyon/Colorado. I like it!

I knew a gravel/asphalt Salesman who used to put about 400k miles on his before trading them. Loved his Ridgelines and panicked when they dropped it during the re-design for those couple of years.

One thing the other trucks do not have (and couldn't do) is that huge in-bed container/cooler. Tailgate win!

 

[UncleDave]

I recently passed the 100K mark.

8 years in I had one post warranty problem I had to pay to diagnose /fix - the capacitive door handle shorted out and created parasitic drain.

Still best all rounder I've owned.

It delivers mid sized truck work, drivetrain versatility while being fast, quiet , comfy and running cheap on the highway.