Used 2019 Honda Ridgeline Consumer Reviews
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First impressions of Ridgeline '19
Sharp looking and a pleasure to drive! I like the dual direction tailgate and roomy trunk space under the truckbed.
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Ridgeline Review by Owner
Good value, plenty of power, friendly infotainment system, comfortable, good gas mileage, nice looking. I like driving this truck. And yes, it IS a truck. Handling is great and I've driven it in snow, heavy rain and sand and I had no problems. The only thing I would change is to add a few more inches of leg room for the driver's seat and I'm only 5' 11".
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- RTL-T Crew CabMSRP: $22,9996 mi away
- RTL-E Crew CabMSRP: $28,1505 mi away
- Black Edition Crew CabMSRP: $20,9956 mi away
Does Everything and More
I've owned the full sized trucks. Along with them I've paid for the irritating and expensive minor and major repairs, poor fuel mileage and rough ride. My Ridgeline does everything I ask it to do and I am still in the construction trade. As a matter of fact, it does everything with much more ease, comfort and reliability. In fact, I would say, if you need more truck than this, jump to a 3/4 ton because you need the payload and towing and that's it. This is, by far, the best truck I have ever owned. The dual swing tailgate, rugged and wide enough box bed and multiple tie-downs impress me every time I use them. Not to mention the plush ride, quiet interior and easy parking. I pull my 16ft trailer with only a little effort. I track through snow and mud past the other guys. My impression on the job site is more about me than my truck! Maybe YOU need a bigger truck.
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Not Enough Room Inside
I was seriously considering going back to a truck and looked at the Ridgelines. I am a Honda Fan and absolutely love my accord coupe. I purchased the accord Coupe in 2013 over the mustang because it offered more leg room for a man over 6 foot tall with long legs. After sitting in the new Ridgeline and taking it for a test drive it felt cramped even with the drivers seat as far back as possible. Honda hit the mark when it comes to a truck for someone who doesn't need a full size pickup and handles extremely well but this vehicle is just not suitable for a tall long legged person over 6 feet in height. If Honda makes the changes then I will definitely get one of these vehicles.
Required 100,000 mile maintenance issues
The reason I just gave it a 4 star is that the engine has a rubber timing belt. If an owner would go beyond the 100,000 mile required and or recommended replacement of the belt and it would fail,then there could be catastrophic engine failure. The water pump ,idler arm ,and I suppose the thermostat and coolant are replaced then as well.
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