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The ridgeline is a truck that does 95% of what most people need. I've had my '06 RTL for over 10 years and It's still going strong.

Nice truck! Can we agree that north america needs more small trucks like this on the road.

2017 ridgeline black edition here. Phenomenal truck. Don’t see buying anything else. Rides better than my bmw 5 series GT it replaced, it matches perfectly what I need it for. I am a car enthusiast and this is really really good.

I purchased a '22 Ridgeline in April this year and I'm really enjoying it. I no longer need the brute of an F250, the Ridgeline suits my needs very well. Thanks for the video showcasing this often overlooked vehicle.

I own a 2021 RTL-E. I've had many different trucks in the past, but now that I've matured (70) finally, this one is at the top of my list. It'll haul my motorcycle trailer without effort, carry whatever I need in the bed for my many projects, fit 4 adult men in the interior with their golf clubs in the bed. For me personally it fits the bill at 100%!! There really isn't anything I don't like about this truck.

My 2005 Chevy Silverado Z71 Santa Clarita to San Luis Obispo, 185 miles all freeway @ 14.2 MPG, my 2022 Honda Ridgeline RTL-E, 22.3 MPG. Cruising speed average @ 75 MPH.

I load my 2021 up with all my camping / fishing gear and tow a 16ft boat (~2800 lbs) and it does amazing. Excellent in the snow and fastest midsize truck on the market.

I build these for a living :)

Been a Yota owner ('06 T4R Sport Edition) & ('93 ExtCab 5sp 4WD 22RE P/U). Just got a '21 Ridgy RTL. More comfortable & spacious than newer Tacos. Honda Ridgelines are so under-rated,...everything I want in a truck and more. Happy with my purchase!

Just got this exact truck today here in Macon Ga. Lease to buy $345 a month

I absolutely love my '23 Touring. It was easy to forget about my '17 CRV EXL.

Thank you for doing these videos. I recently bought a 2022 Black Edition and have had it about a week, your comments and insights helped me with my buying decision. If I was in your neck of the woods, I would have bought this truck at the dealership you shot it. I also own a 2006 HD2500 Diesel for pulling my 28' travel trailer, when we go, the bed is typically loaded with my KTM 450, ice chests, gear etc. Its a big truck, and I appreciate power. However, this Ridgeline is nothing like it. In fact, you actually need to push your right foot down, or shift down with the paddles to get this little boy up and moving. It drives like a "Gentleman's Car" just like you said. 100% on point. Here's the thing... I love it. Its my daily driver and I can actually put both my 450 and my eBike in the back no problem. Great vehicle. One final comment. Your videos are great, I love the subtle (use your turn signal > you idiot) comments. Your audio is exceptional and your cadence with talking points are clearly professional. I hope you are getting the same value back from your subscribers that your are delivering to the audience. You do a really good job.

I just took this truck for a test drive. I fell in LOVE with it I currently drive a 2018 ultimate Denali . I am going to trade it in for this Ridgeline. I only wish you could have been my salesman . I learned nothing from him during my test drive. But your info and video really sold me. I think Honda will owe you a commission. Lol

I missed my chance six years ago, but I still love this truck... back on the list it goes for 2023.

Honda needs to offer a 1.5'' lift/ levelling pkg to bring the ground clearance from 7.6" to just over 9" for rural roads. Offer an optional engine with more low end torque. They have the 3.0T with 355/354 which would be great. With the 2023 Pilot getting the 10 spd, the Ridgeline should hopefully get for 2024.

Buy one with 100K miles on it for a fraction, and get the same use. I am enjoying my first gen

I had a 2007 ridgeline for 12 years no problems upgraded to a 2022 love it

Test drove a 2021 Ridgeline and was amazed by the ride quality and interior. Sold my 2019 Tacoma and waited for the right moment to buy one, but now switching to the 2023 Honda Pilot Trailsport. Will still ride similar to the Ridgeline.

I just purchased a 2023 RTL. Love it. I had a 2023 ford maverick lariat on order. But my existing car died suddenly on me. So I couldn’t wait any longer. I think it worked out for the better for me. I need a pickup truck because I am a DIYer. Again love my new truck

I like your videos very well explain and informative. Thank you for taking time well done 👍 I just bought a Honda Pilot 2022 amazing suv . Great performance and comfort

All set to buy a used Silverado, read about the number of problems these trucks have, No Thanks! Will be testing a Ridgeline this week Thanks for your excellent report has helped with my decision.

Got a 2011 ridgeline thats pulled out full sizes trucks snd jeeps from the snow. I dont need a high tow capacity, just my boat and trailer which it does jist fine. I really like it.

I own a '19 model, and other than the very stiff, high effort steering at highway speed, I love the truck. I hate the electric steering. I am eager to check out the new upcoming hybrid version in 2024. The addition of electric motors will be awesome !

I wouldn't trade my 2023 rtl-e for any other truck on the market. Every comfort I want for a very capable mid sized pickup. Smooth ride, excellent for light off-roading to get to fishing holes, great traction, nice acceleration, in bed audio for tailgating, built-in cooler in the bed, 400w inverter in the bed comes in handy especially for camping, I could go on and on.

Well up on long Island the heated steering wheel is a plus .Luv my 2021 rtl-e

I'm needing something like this to haul my Honda Rancher around, but not pulling any heavy equipment or any other machinery. This might be exactly what I'm looking for.

Heated Steering Wheel is a game changer! Love more that heated seats.

the only downfall to any honda with the 3.5 v6 is that the engine still has a timing belt vs a timing chain if that belt breaks kiss the top end of the engine goodbye as the valves will hit the top of pistons

From Canada, land of 6-7 months of winter, first thing after the engine is started, I press the heated steering wheel. This remains one of the top must have features where its cold most of the year.

The Ridgeline is the fastest midsize truck. Actually it’s not even close. The Taco and Frontier are both slugs.

Love my Ridgeline. I can put two 5 gallon gas cans in the bed hatch to feed my airplane. No cans sliding around the truck bed.

You did your research well- great review! The only major design distinction not explicitly mentioned (?) is that it has a car-like unibody design (vs typical truck body-on-frame ) which accounts for both its good road handling and towing/ offroad limitations.

Love our 2017, wont buy another without a stick shifter. Hate the buttons. Wouldn’t feel safe in an emergency situation.

Don’t want a panoramic rooftop keep it simple the regular one is fine only thing I don’t like is those buttons for the transmission

I have a 2021 Sport. Purchased so I can trailer my motorcycle. A few weeks ago while in Colorado we rented a Tacoma and that assured me that the right decision was made with the Ridgeline as the rise quality is far superior with the Honda. My only complaint is the instrumentation as it is dated and it could be so much better.

I have a Ram classic 2019 id love to hear what you think in comparison.

@VehicleVisionary I would love for Honda to incorporate a Easy Lift & Easy Down tailgate. I’m 70 and it’s gotten to we’re I cannot open or shut the tailgate.

Great Review

Can't decide between this, Frontier, or a Taco so I think I'll just sit in all of them and buy whatever fits best. Or maybe just say screw it and get the Taco because it has a manual.

Got mine

Love the grey wheels as they look like they're already coated with brake dust. Lol!

une très belle voiture Honda redgeline avec un bon moteur merci

I have the 2020 Ridgeline, and my only complaint is the wide turning radius. Have they done anything to improve that in the 2023? Asking because my lease is up this year! Nice video.

Nice truck

My 2019 has car play.

3:20 what's that bug there🤣🤣🤣🤣

Does the adaptive cruise control include "low-speed follow"?

4.8 gallons for every 100 miles is like the Euro way of calculating mpg. Of course it’s how many liters of gas for 100 KM.

We bought a used 2019 RTL-E; I was on-the-fence about the ZF-9 speeds... putting together Japanese and European differential-system just seems like oil and water. Plus, do you even use 1st and 9th? It's a 7-speed 99% of the time; 1st when towing, 9th when cruising at, what, 105 mph? We've been okay with it so far. I had to install a truck-gate lock on it; Honda didn't put locks on the truck-gate until 2020 model I think... for whatever reason. There's also some major limitations with the types of tonneau-covers you can put on this thing, and the OEM Honda cover was sheer crap until parts-revision 101-102 I think. Timing-belt HAS to be replaced at 100k... yup, a belt... although I've read some compelling arguments why Honda still uses a belt... I dunno, the jury's still out. It's a good truck... just some wonky implementations; if you're going to have truck-bed audio, how do you miss a standard, locking gate? I will say that the truck-bed liner... that's the BEST ever, incredibly tough. You can slide concrete cinder-blocks on that thing... doesn't even scratch it. Really impressive. AWD... can't beat it, especially on steep, dry, rocky, winding trails going up and down these river bends... never could get the 4WD in the Tundra to work well in these conditions... no maneuverability without tearing-up the rack-and-pinion. This Honda bounces around these trails like a 4WD Geo Tracker, it's really cool. I've seen at some dealerships, they're putting running-boards on these things. I can't make any sense of that... I guess it gives it a street-look.

When will it get an updated turbo charged drivetrane, pano - sunroof of the pilot and updated infotainment and a proper shifter?

Great review Sir, nice job!

I wish Honda gave us the 300hp 3.7l J37 engine.

Did y'all not see the MASSIVE bug on top of the fender at 3:05??

I want a Ridgeline with a 4 cylinder engine capable of 28-30MPG, highway, 25 mpg combined. When that comes out, I will buy it.

Honda if you read this please bring back a shifter I hate the buttons.

Why can't you get four-wheel drive Ridgeline?

That armrest and center console is absolutely horrible!

Everything about this is pretty good, is this on a truck chasis? I have to say its appearance is probably the worst of all mid sized pick up trucks and why it immediately fell off my radar. It's way to boxy and rigid looking. Compare the body style to any other midsized and you'll see what i mean, if they change that to make it more sleek you'd probably see an uptick in sales.....but even then it's still on what i believe an SUV chassis, hence the better ride. Nice video though, would get one if i was as you said n the beginning, older and wanting that "Truck" look but not really a truck.

Nice, but the slow and dated infotainment and the over-sensitive anti collision electronics is a turn off

In canada they offer heating steeling wheel, which is comfortable. US don't need it :D

The oddyssey and the ridgeline is going to be redsign for 2024

I just wish the Toyota had built this truck based on the Camry/Highlander platform. Honda has noticeably worse build quality.

My few complaints about the ridgeline is that it seems like it has leftover parts from the 1st gen TLX, the way the center console looks similar and dated, same as the infotainment, looks just like the 1st gen TLX. The 9 speed and engine? It's the same one from all TLX. At this point, it's time to drop those and upgrade them to the current stuff they are building for their recent cars.

Needs a panoramic sunroof

If this were an Accura, it would unseat the Cadillac.

poor choice of tires

If you buy any modern car you better replace the OEM battery asap. They are poorly made and not reliable. These trucks are nice; the interior needs a refresh tho

Interesting that 2023 does not have wireless phone pairing. My 2019 RTL-T has wireless Bluetooth pairing.

no sunroof

Oh so we’re not gonna talk about that big a** bug at 3:22 😅

Hi handsome. Question at the 3:20. Is that a Texas cockroach?

Where's the 2023 2024 upgrades. Updated version. Bigger wheel and tire package. Wider exterior and interior 1ft length more 1ft width driver to passenger. More cab space driver to passenger with a 4 inch clearance seat to seat 4 ways each chair. 3-4" inch. liftkit Stepbars . Larger panoramic moon roof so the rear row passengers can enjoy the view as well. Heated rear seats. Portable Bluetooth speaker 🔊 to keep you entertained no matter where you go. But it charges when you bring it back to the center console area it allows wireless charging. Honestly the Ridgeline truckbed needs updating . Where's the wide body version 👀 at least make it look wider during the next production. Make a foldable travel trailer to haul more than that small truckbed the Ridgeline has . Hopefully the engineers over at Honda headquarters can debate during the concept view. I definitely love the shape of the Ridgeline but it needs at least a foot more width and length interior design/Exterior.

Is this a million mile truck?

Actually FWD is HONDA, I thing its make with FWD its exactly HONDA 100000000000%😂😂 just kidding okayy.....😅

Idk about the price tho.

Really? A gentleman's truck???

I was going to buy a Ridgeline, but then I remembered I am straight. /Troll

that's not a truck

To damn expensive! Have you lost your ever loving mind 😡🤬

infotainment sucks bad. 8 years behind. Voice command doesn't work hardly.

Because it’s not a real truck

Nah i prefer an F150

Crappy gas mileage. About the same as a larger more capable domestic. Easy pass.

Not a truck. Tiny little thing.

WHY HONDA DON'T USE TIMING CHAINS ON THEIR LATEST MODELS? REPLACING TIMING BELT EVERY 100K MILES IS SUCH A STUPID IDEA.