Used 2008 Honda Ridgeline Consumer Reviews
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Even better than Expected!
My Wife and I bought this because our 2003 Sonoma extended cab proved too small for our needs. After looking at a number of offerings, and both of us DRIVING them, the Ridgeline stood out as the best handling, and it had a trunk! Add the stylish and very comfortable interior, two way tailgate, AWD,and HONDA reliability, it was a no brainer. After 15,000 miles, 3 synthetic oil changes and a K&N filter...19.4 in town, 25.5 highway (spirited driving). Prior to these changes, we got 15.2 in mixed driving. You will use the trunk more than you think. Go give it a look, a drive and with end of year pricing a great deal too.
200k and going strong
The vehicle has been in our family since new. It has over 200k now and reliability has been darn near perfect. Scheduled maintenance done and only a couple of small inexpensive items needed fixing. In all these years and miles, the vehicle has always started right up, never left us stranded. It has been the perfect vehicle for skiing family of 4. The only thing I wish it had was more legroom (I'm 6-4) and better mpg. But,its older technology and in-line with that period. IMO, the newer Ridgeline looks ridiculous and is the reason we never upgraded to a newer one.
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- RT Crew CabMSRP: $11,99519 mi away
- RTL Crew CabMSRP: $6,00062 mi away
- RTL Crew CabMSRP: $14,99577 mi away
Ridgeline RTS
This is an excellent truck. It is fun to drive, built very well and Honda as a company has been very proactive to survey me. I love it!
Like Nothing Else, In a Great Way!
Very pleased after 35,000 miles! Great in the snow and serves my hauling and occasional off road needs just great. I've owned Chevy, Dodge and Ford trucks, and this Ridge is the best vehicle I've owned, period. My hat's off to Honda engineers and designers who obviously had their hats on straight when they drew up this vehicle. Would suggest that anyone considering a light pickup truck take a look at this.
Solid Little Truck
I downsized from a Suburban. I really liked the Chevy (it was nearly flawless), but I got hosed on the resale value. The Honda rides well and seems to be reasonable with regard to fuel economy. I do think Honda could improve a few things. The HomeLink buttons are not lighted & can be tough to find at night. Fog-lights should certainly be standard on the RTL. The front passenger seat is heated, but only the bottom cushion "due to the side-impact airbags"?? Attention Honda: Other manufacturers have figured that out. Give them a call. Also, the stereo is good, but not the equal of that in the top-of-the line Pilot. Honda: truckers like to rock on too. All in all a good vehicle for the $!