That shit is waste of money and I think that shit is ugly too

They ok I guess. Expensive. And cheap interior

i have one and love it and the interior is not cheap

Glad you’re enjoying the truck man wish you luck with it for years to come!👍🏼

Love it my 2022 Rl sport

We actually bought one of these... used... for off-roading, because we found the 4WD with a long wheelbase is useless except for snow or mud... not the dry, steep, windy trails where we live. The best 4WD for off-roading I ever drove, was an old Geo Tracker, perfect wheelbase length.

He doesn’t need luck, it’s a Honda.

It’s not 4WD, it’s AWD. Big difference.

This will probably be my next vehicle coming from a 2019 GMC Canyon Denali that has been one problem after another. Since the 48,000 mile mark it has need the following work out of pocket: Heater core and front replacement ($2,800), electrical problem ($734), failed fuel system control module ($528), failed active shutter ($619) and failed Thermostat housing and radiator problem ($1010). The GMC Canyon might be for you if you like dealing with repair shops and renting vehicles when you truck is tied up in the shop.

Bro….lol.

Where were u able to get the bed cover at?

How much did you pick it up for?

@@forevermore101 revolver is on Amazon.

Looking at purchasing a 2023 RTL-E and adding the Revolver X4S. How much does it limt opening of the in-ded trunk?

Not a big cat guy lol I’m sure you meant cars tho😂 thankfully everything is fine on my end i appreciate the concern!🙏🏼

@@WTFCRLT1 lol autocorrect sucks...glad all is well.

yeah right

@@PNW_Sportbike_Life it is right, 9spd trans with 6-4-3 cylinder deactivation.

I have a 2019 sport and I can get 27 to 32 mpg highway depending on the route. I only have the 6 speed auto in mine. In town mpg I get about 19 on average.

@@Jago94 I traded mine on a 22 civic hatch as my wife has a Tundra now to tow her horse trailer, but I’m regretting it. If they come out with a hybrid or plug-in hybrid, I’ll be first inline. Most useful vehicle I’ve owned!

They now have that option. I have a 2021 and it has it .

IKR! How on earth was that overlooked? We bought a used 2019, and I never thought to look to see whether the tailgate locked; I assumed it was a standard feature these days.

Check you vehicle settings you have to ✔️ the option

@@keo.family.adventures it didn’t have a tailgate lock until MY2021.

@@mjg1544 oh ok

I love my 2023 rtl.

Thanks for the comment man I’ll work on that moving forward!! 👍🏼

I have a 23 RTL and it does a decent job. I am able to take my hands off the wheel (tested, not a habit) on the highway. Sometimes it does feel like it wants to go get out of the lane but will correct itself in normal conditions. It is great for longer commutes so your hands don’t get tired if you are used to gripping the wheel hard.

@EpicCookieGamer wow that's great to hear regarding the lane centering of your Ridgeline! Will definitely go for a test drive. Does the adaptive cruise do stop and go traffic? Thanks again!

@@R56Cooper the adaptive cruise control is good at slowing down to match the speed of other drivers both on the highway and on the city and does work in stop and go. The only thing I might add is it is kinda jumpy and breaks hard when it sees tail lights. It’s kinda hard to explain but you get a feel for it after a bit. Good luck with the test drive!

@@EpicCookieGamer wow that's great to hear that the adaptive cruise works all the way down to a stop. And that it also works in stop and go traffic. I was under the assumption that the Ridgeline's adaptive cruise cuts off below 25 miles per hour! Thanks for the clarification! Will definitely go for a test drive now.

Does it look damaged?

No

Jake- I have a 2019 Ridgeline RTL-E ...1.5" Bora wheel Spacers, 2" TraxxdaLeveling Kit, and Firestone Destination AT2 Tires..$2500 total with install...I get younger drivers asking me all of the time what "Special Edition" Honda truck this is because it looks awesome. I have built 3 houses with mine, pull my boat (4000lbs) and can take the whole family anywhere on 26mpg.

If you're looking for good utility it's hard to beat the Ridgeline. As far as i know it's the only midsize that has a totally flat floor in the back seat. Lots of room for tools, cargo, anything really. What really stands out to me though is the bed. Once you use a bed with 50 inches between wheel wells you will really dislike going back to anything smaller. Not to mention the wheel wells are only a few inches in height. The Tacoma for example has 42 inches between wells, most other trucks are around 44. Loading ATV's and riding lawnmowers is much easier with the wider bed. It has the width of an F150 but the length of a typical midsize. (210 inches). I think they got a reputation as an older persons truck based on the previous design. I didn't like the crossover buick type front end either but the refresh looks much better. The Ridgeline does actually have a frame too. It's integrated into the body structure itself instead of using typical cab mounts with rubbber / hydraulic bushings.

Never ford .. trading my f150 on one of these . Nothing but problems with ford

Get the Ranger... perfect truck for zoomers.

Young whipper snapper. My Ridgeline will crush your ford. Ha ha 🔨

Can you find one to buy without a market adjustment?

I have the touring version here in Canada. It has ventilated seats!

I specifically wanted the halogens for the high beams need to melt that ice in the winter. lol

@@Chris-uv8hq Makes sense I could keep both sets and what ever the conditions are install them for that? Thanks

It does have the ZF9HP. It's built under license by Honda and programmed with their software so it will act differently than one made by another auto manufacturer. Personally I think it works really well in the Ridgeline. They had some teething issues early on but they've done well with the programming lately. I think they moved to the 9HP because they were having a lot of torque converter failures in the older 6 speed. They didn't gain any MPG but towing is much better with the 9 as well.

@@adir_1 Well, that's good news. TBH, I wish they'd bring back manual transmissions, especially for smaller pickups. I always liked towing in a manual better, and a manual seemed cheaper to maintain. Thank you for the feedback!

No changes.

The year number

I’m old…so the less tech, the better. I’m looking at comfort, affordability and more importantly, reliability.

5000

You are correct, it is only in Canada.

Like you need that in Canada.😂 We need it in Florida!

No, but have seen people retrofit a fuller size in the same space

@@neppcity not possible in the last gen. The bed has a place to screw a full size in the wall that divides the bed and the cabin.

@@Marbind I’m referring to the 2nd gen. I’ve seen people take the tray and donut spare out and put a larger spare (not quite full size) in there.

There are some videos out there of a Honda engineer discussing several structural differences. Some heavier duty suspension components to handle higher load and towing, transmission cooler, etc. so it’s not just a pilot with a bed.

There are quite a few differences between the Pilot and Ridgeline. The main frame structure under the unibody is more robust. The rear cab wall was re engineered to remove the buttresses and improve strength. It was also strengthened to meet the European safety standard for heavy cargo impact into the cab during an accident. The spindles / wheel hub, bearings and suspension components are upgraded as well to handle the extra payload. The dash and interior components are where you'll see a lot of similarity with the Pilot.

Do u know how the cabin size compares with the Tacoma. Thx.

Only in Canada I guess, doesn't make much sense

Most people don't use them from what I've seen. A/C with the heated seats on!

@@COsnowboardbum Most people don’t live in the desert southwest where the temps are 105°+

@@cmdrdarwin3682 I live in Vegas.

Then you will like the Black Edition, I do. And the best one is the Black Edition in WHITE color option!

That’s what I have! It was funny to me “black edition “ but white. It really looks great! I was between that and rtl e white with tan interior. When I saw the black edition with the black seats and red stitching…..loved it. The attention to detail is apparent. And the steering wheel looks better than the rtl e.

sticker on this is more than my 22 ZR2

Go price full size with the same equipment Ridgeline is a bargain

Let me guess, you have a 12V Cummins on its 7th transmission and it's 4th rear end?

@@MeltingRubberZ28 More likely a '96 Corolla.

😂😂😂 You probably have a pavement princess.

Could you please back your statement up. Two or three issues/items might be a good start.