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It is very comfortable, but is not over large. It has a truck bed, but also has covered trunk. Gas mileage is not too bad, for it being a truck, probably around 17 mpg. Hondas are generally very reliable cars.
The Honda Ridgeline is comfortable, it is very reliable, there is plenty of storage, it easy to operate, the user interface is simplistic and easy to operate, replacement parts are inexpensive, it has a relatively responsive engine, it is good at towing.
Great smooth ride. Decent on gas mileage. Can two things. Gets me where I need to go. Upkeep does not cost a lot. Has plenty of storage. Heated seats. 4 Wheel drive. Seats 5. Is not to high. Price point is not bad. The in bed cooler/storage is a plus.
It is a great vehicle it is good on gas mileage. It has lots of storage room. It is a great family vehicle. I love how the Bed of the truck opens up into a ball size trunk. I like all the cargo space they have under the backseat. What is definitely great for long road trips I am not a huge fan of the body style but all in all it is an all-around great vehicle.
Good all-around vehicle. Daily driver. Lots of cargo space. 6-Disc changer. Cruise Control. Lots of legroom. Good ground clearance. Good amount of horsepower and pickup. The dual temperature HVAC system is really handy too.
It has four wheel drive, which is especially handy during the winter on icy roads. It also has a roomy interior and can carry up to four adult passengers. Also the back seats fold up for extra cargo room if needed.
For it being a Honda trick it is pretty good towing stuff and is great on gas, has tons of space for the family and most definitely beach days. It is great little v6 and it has a cooler under the bed of the truck always a come up with that.
Trim (not sure if that is the right word) is bulky between window and windshield, so it can be difficult to see that area - it can be a bit of a blind spot. Other than that, I cannot think of any other cons.
The Honda Ridgeline is not aesthetically pleasing, fuel economy (whilst okay for a truck) is poor, I live in an area that snows and I cannot lift up the wiper blades when it is snowing a they go under the hood.
Gas mileage could be better. Needs air conditioned seats. Needs better leather seats and driver wheel. Needs a little more head room. Needs more leg room In back. Longer bed in back. More technology. Better speakers.
The cons of the vehicle is I am not a big fan of the body style. The entertainment system is a little difficult to understand how to use. The navigation system is a little outdated. Some of the replacement parts are kind of expensive. The interior lighting is not as bright as I would like.
The RT trim is missing automatic or daytime running lights. The bed of the truck is not very big when considering the size of most other pickup beds. There's no USB charging ports. The back seats can be a little cramped for passengers.
It does not have good gas mileage at all. The average miles per gallon is about fourteen miles per gallon and the gas tank capacity is about 19 gallons to fill up so it can be costly to drive everyday for commuting, etc...
The cons of TV is vehicle is that the bed is super small. Also, u can put a bed cover over it which is pretty corny but it is whatever. Also the quarter panels get really rusty so keep up with it if not you'll rot to death.
The 2006 Honda Ridgeline has an average owner rating of 5.00 out of 5 which ranks it #2 of 13 other Compact Pickup Trucks.
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