NewCarTime, thank you for the excellent video! The 2025 looks SO much better than any previous years in my opinion. I have driven a V6 3.5 liter engine Accord for seven years now and the reliability of Honda is incredible! I wouldn’t think twice about buying any other manufacturer’s 2025 model truck simply because Honda’s engines are so well made! I didn’t like the visual design of the 2024 but the 2025 has caught my eye, and very possibly my purchase of this truck this fall if the price remains lower than 50k.
Hello! @jonkaminsky8382 Thank you for your comment! Your confidence in the Honda Accord's durability is really appreciated. It's really exciting that the 2025 model year looks better than expected. Not liking the visual design may be a disadvantage for 2024, but the fact that 2025 is to your liking is a significant advantage. The affordable price will also be a reason for preference.
Well, it's about time honda does something exciting. Instead of being conservative, but I do have to say I still love my 2020 honda passport elite AWD, but they need to put in a bose stero for that price.😂😂😂😂😂
If Honda keeps this design or something very close to it along with all the present features of comfort, safety, and convenience then I as a 60 year old male will likely purchase it for my personal and business use. Let’s hope they keep this look.
Honda will not be this aggressive in their design - it will come out looking like a Passport and Pilot which is a HUGE mistake. Things that need to happen to the Ridgeline #1 = Get Ride OF the Push Button Transmission it is not convenient when you are trying to back a trailer up off the road as you are blocking traffic - another thing with this is when you shift the transmission from P to D or D to R it is so slow to get in gear and when you are in a hurry it is very annoying. #2 = Make the next Ridgeline look more aggressive with a higher stance (Truck Like) and make it look different than the Pilot and Passport - these vehicles should have their own design and looks #3 = Give it at least 6000 lbs towing capacity with a built in factory trailer brake controller - almost every small camper with cargo weighs 4000 to 5000 lbs #4 = DO NOT give it the same DASH and console as the Pilot and Passport. All Honda cars that have been redesigned basically have the SAME dash now
I read your comment carefully, and I understand your demands on the Ridgeline. Here are some of my thoughts on this: 1. Push Button Transmission: Yes, this can definitely be an issue, especially when backing up a trailer, and many people have given feedback that they had trouble with this. For many, a traditional gear stick might be more convenient. 2. Aggressive Design and High Stance: I get it, you say the Ridgeline needs a sharper design and a higher stance. It's important that these vehicles look different from the Pilot and Passport, and on this point I completely agree. An original design is always appreciated. 3. Towing Capacity and Factory Trailer Brake Control: You are absolutely right that the Ridgeline's towing capacity needs to be increased. The 6000 lbs towing capacity along with factory trailer brake control can be a huge advantage for users. This increases the functionality of the Ridgeline while also ensuring safety. 4. Exterior and Interior Design Difference: Exactly, it's important that the Ridgeline has a different interior and exterior design than the Pilot and Passport. Each model should have its own character.
The push button transition works just like a stick. They are all electric. Nobody does cables anymore. I haven’t noticed any difference between pushing a button rather than using a joy stick. Once I got use to it, of course.
@@crawdaddct I know it works the same - but Honda shift time is delayed compared to Toyota or GM for example. when you back camper up off the road into your drive the push button design is not user friendly when your trying to get of the road and not block traffic. Had a Toyota Prius and it was all electronic shift and it was in gear immediately from reverse to drive - Honda especially when you have to shift to R to D to R backing a trailer up into a tight space
@@JLC-zg5rd yea have noticed you have to completely stop and give it a second. Much different than my ford where it shifts on the fly and engages as soon as it’s safe to do so.
I own a new 2025 Honda Ridgeline truck....it's really nice but it does not look like this fake AI imaged truck. It's AWD, all wheel drive with great smooth ride and it's bed is wider than Chevy Colorado, Maverick or other mid-size trucks. It comes stock with a whole host of upgrade featiures ....included for free. It's been taken over by my wife and if she loves it. Go drive a Tacoma, Maverick, Colorado....then drive the Ridgeline....you will thank me !
The Honda Ridgeline has the interior room of a '60s Chevy C10 pickup truck. It's wider than the competition. Lots more functionality. Ride and handling best in class. The two way tailgate, the trunk in the bed, the folding back seats, the back doors opening wider than the competition, competent all wheel drive, great handling, good payload, and a user friendly infotainment are the pluses. What it needs to be more perfect is the 360 cameras, exposed tow hooks, steel skid plates, auto folding rear view mirrors, step in bumpers like the GM pickups, usb connectivity for the back seats, entire 4ft wide rear window that comes down (helps with those 8ft ladders, surfboards, drywall and and plywood) , another inch in height, lighter interior colors and contrast like the Ford Maverick, 275x60x18 tires, and Ford Maverick prices. I don't care if the interior is all plastic and exposed metal just make it nice plastic like the Ford Maverick.
I read your review carefully, and thank you for sincerely sharing your views. The Honda Ridgeline's spacious interior, functionality and ride quality are truly commendable. Regarding the additional features you requested, I have taken note of your suggestions such as 360-degree cameras, steel tow hooks, auto-folding rearview mirrors and USB connectivity. These additions can further enhance the practicality and ease of use of the vehicle. I hope they will be able to fulfill your requests in this production.
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Just test dove a 2024... A very nice vehicle V6 with decent power, but I really hope they didn't put that split exhaust (like the 2024's). When I punched it, it sounded like a Vespa, went from a 7 out of 10, to a 2 on the wow factor scale.
I miss the look of the first generation Ridgeline and all the space it had it looked more like a truck to me I rather have the shift column on the steering wheel it gives you more space
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I don't believe the 2025 Ridgeline will look close to this but it needs too!! That has always been my problem with the Ridgeline, it looks like either an Odyssey minivan made to look like a truck or an Accord trying to be a truck. I told my coworker, who has one, that if Honda made it look like a truck it would definitely be a hit with the midsize truck buyers. It would with me!
Love ❤️ my 2017 Honda Ridgeline only thing is doesn’t have enough torque to hall anything! But maybe this truck 🛻 will be different! 🤔 2025 looks like a good year for me what a sexy truck!
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My GMC tows almost 12k lbs and my Pathfinder grocery getter is rated at 6k pounds towing capacity. My daughter’s Pilot tows 5k pounds. My point is Honda is peeing on your leg and calling it rain when they call this a truck. S M H
It's literally a Pilot minus the 3rd row seating and a small bed in its place. I don't think anyone interested in this is trying to haul a bulldozer. Probably just trying to move small things without the headroom limitations of an suv. While not giving up the front half of an Suv. It's called a UTE.
Your pathfinder tows only 1k more. Tbh I wish their new option would tow 7k like the Tacoma TRD pro for the AWD version, but 5k is enough to tow a small camper w/ electric brakes and any decent sporty fiberglass boat you'd want with ease. I bought the thing becaue it's quiet and rides nice not because I need to plow through traffic with my highbeams in someone's rear window.
Like front wheel drive standard. If it came with an 8' regular cab and front/rear wheel drive transfer case. I like the roll bar, but it would be nice if it could be removed for hauling.
I read your comment carefully and I especially understand your point about front-wheel drive being standard, which for many users could be an important feature. You also say that adding options such as an 8-foot regular cab and a front/rear wheel drive transfer case would be desirable. You say you like the roll bar but think it would be better if it were removable for transportation, which is a reasonable request.
tough, tough competition nowadays guys. See Honda is not less. Infact never less. Honda has come out with such a beautiful elegant PICK UP. It is jaw dropping beautiful vehicle. I do not know how far it is true but in the RUclips, I even saw Bugatti, Rolls Royce, Audi and other Pick Up Trucks. I was shocked.
My Ridgeline has 240k miles on the 3.5l engine and recently $3k in service to deal with an engine tick. Still not resolved. What Honda hasn’t addressed is fuel mileage so I’m done with Ridgeline
I wouldn’t ever buy a Honda again, there customer service is the worst I ever dealt with. They have some of the most sorry technicians also had nothing but issues with these people
A direct injected transverse mounted V6 on a uni- body is not really ideal for this segment. Resale value has always been terrible for something overpriced to begin with. The new Hondas and toyotas are not a good value anymore in my opinion. I still enjoy the older ones - very reliable!
Facts man, went in last week to my local Honda to get a 24 si. Banks didn’t even want to finance and said it will lose its value to fast. They wanted me to put a huge down payment on it. I was also willing to pay cash for the car but after hearing that I got out there. Going to be selling my 2020 Honda civic today lol. Fuck Honda and also fuck their cute little trash car truck
Looks like the old one nothing new about it I was hoping they would do something special play like Kia's new truck is going to look better and outperform it
The above new design will appeal to some of the youngsters but most want a truck to customize, lift , off road technology and big tires. Most Ridgeline owners if like me don’t want or need a rock crawler mud hole diving monster truck. 😢
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It seems like you're suggesting a desire for a small cab, long bed option in trucks, which is an interesting idea. Having a longer bed in conjunction with a smaller cab could provide practical benefits for hauling cargo while still maintaining maneuverability in tight spaces. Such a configuration might appeal to those who prioritize utility and functionality in their trucks. It could be particularly useful for tasks like carrying equipment, tools, or long items such as lumber or pipes.
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The New Tacoma is entirely too expensive - I think WAY over priced compared to the Chevy, GMC and Frontier. Honda needs to up their game with the Ridgeline - currently you can get an absolutely loaded Ridgeline for 45 - $46,000 - The Tacoma goes above 50 grand
I received your comment. You think the Ridgeline looks great, but you predict that it will be even more expensive than the TRD Tundra and Tacoma Trailhunter models. Your concern about prices is a legitimate one. In terms of price-performance, such comparisons are important. But could it be worth paying a little more for excellent looks and performance? Compared to other options on the market, which features of the Ridgeline make it more attractive to you? Despite the price point, what is it about the features and performance of this vehicle that attracts you? Feel free to share your comments!
I have carefully reviewed your comment and I understand your concerns about the price. Indeed, the price of the Toyota Tacoma can be quite high compared to other competing models. Buyers may be tempted by the fact that other brands offer vehicles with similar features and performance at more affordable prices. However, it's interesting to hear your views on the price and value of the Honda Ridgeline. At $45-46,000 for a fully-equipped Ridgeline, it does indeed seem like a considerable advantage.
Seems like this " Truck " needs a lot of extras to give it the look that's portrayed , here. I'm thinking that'll jack the price up a lot higher than the already hefty cost of this vehicle. I know Hondas are a traditionally good vehicle , but I wonder how it compares to the Ram , Chevy or Fords when it comes to using it as a truck. It does look nice , shown here though.
“Leaves will crunch under its tires as onlookers gasp in awe…” Seriously, WTF? It’s like they used ChatGPT and directed it to match similar marketing to that of the early 1990’s. The whole add is terrible. Much better looking than before, however… Tacoma TRD OffRoad all day.
@@newcartime This is one of 5 or 6 concept art renderings claiming to be the 2025 Ridgeline...this is the most extreme version...why is THIS ONE definite and not the others?
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NewCarTime, thank you for the excellent video! The 2025 looks SO much better than any previous years in my opinion. I have driven a V6 3.5 liter engine Accord for seven years now and the reliability of Honda is incredible! I wouldn’t think twice about buying any other manufacturer’s 2025 model truck simply because Honda’s engines are so well made! I didn’t like the visual design of the 2024 but the 2025 has caught my eye, and very possibly my purchase of this truck this fall if the price remains lower than 50k.
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@jonkaminsky8382 Thank you for your comment! Your confidence in the Honda Accord's durability is really appreciated. It's really exciting that the 2025 model year looks better than expected. Not liking the visual design may be a disadvantage for 2024, but the fact that 2025 is to your liking is a significant advantage. The affordable price will also be a reason for preference.
Well, it's about time honda does something exciting. Instead of being conservative, but I do have to say I still love my 2020 honda passport elite AWD, but they need to put in a bose stero for that price.😂😂😂😂😂
I will believe it when I see it. Honda does not do anything aggressive, but I do love my Ridgeline.
This time he will
I agree. No way Honda will b this bold!
Type R is always something wild. And Acura? Aggressive is all they do! Honda can pull a surprise at any time they choose.
@@larryhouse3776 We will see 👎
If Honda keeps this design or something very close to it along with all the present features of comfort, safety, and convenience then I as a 60 year old male will likely purchase it for my personal and business use. Let’s hope they keep this look.
absolutely the right choice
It’s still a car. No frame. Not for me. Whoever buys this is low on testosterone.
How many worn out clichés does it take to describe a vehicle which does not exist?
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But...but...but...It's a "beacon of uniqueness!"
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🤣🤣🤣🤣 FR FR
A narrative WAITING to unfold!
It’ll never see production. Honda won’t go this aggressive.
If we got this in Africa I’d buy one straight away. Love all the storage.
It will come in 2025
Honda will not be this aggressive in their design - it will come out looking like a Passport and Pilot which is a HUGE mistake. Things that need to happen to the Ridgeline #1 = Get Ride OF the Push Button Transmission it is not convenient when you are trying to back a trailer up off the road as you are blocking traffic - another thing with this is when you shift the transmission from P to D or D to R it is so slow to get in gear and when you are in a hurry it is very annoying. #2 = Make the next Ridgeline look more aggressive with a higher stance (Truck Like) and make it look different than the Pilot and Passport - these vehicles should have their own design and looks #3 = Give it at least 6000 lbs towing capacity with a built in factory trailer brake controller - almost every small camper with cargo weighs 4000 to 5000 lbs #4 = DO NOT give it the same DASH and console as the Pilot and Passport. All Honda cars that have been redesigned basically have the SAME dash now
I read your comment carefully, and I understand your demands on the Ridgeline. Here are some of my thoughts on this:
1. Push Button Transmission: Yes, this can definitely be an issue, especially when backing up a trailer, and many people have given feedback that they had trouble with this. For many, a traditional gear stick might be more convenient.
2. Aggressive Design and High Stance: I get it, you say the Ridgeline needs a sharper design and a higher stance. It's important that these vehicles look different from the Pilot and Passport, and on this point I completely agree. An original design is always appreciated.
3. Towing Capacity and Factory Trailer Brake Control: You are absolutely right that the Ridgeline's towing capacity needs to be increased. The 6000 lbs towing capacity along with factory trailer brake control can be a huge advantage for users. This increases the functionality of the Ridgeline while also ensuring safety.
4. Exterior and Interior Design Difference: Exactly, it's important that the Ridgeline has a different interior and exterior design than the Pilot and Passport. Each model should have its own character.
The push button transition works just like a stick. They are all electric. Nobody does cables anymore. I haven’t noticed any difference between pushing a button rather than using a joy stick. Once I got use to it, of course.
@@crawdaddct I know it works the same - but Honda shift time is delayed compared to Toyota or GM for example. when you back camper up off the road into your drive the push button design is not user friendly when your trying to get of the road and not block traffic. Had a Toyota Prius and it was all electronic shift and it was in gear immediately from reverse to drive - Honda especially when you have to shift to R to D to R backing a trailer up into a tight space
@@JLC-zg5rd yea have noticed you have to completely stop and give it a second. Much different than my ford where it shifts on the fly and engages as soon as it’s safe to do so.
I own a new 2025 Honda Ridgeline truck....it's really nice but it does not look like this fake AI imaged truck. It's AWD, all wheel drive with great smooth ride and it's bed is wider than Chevy Colorado, Maverick or other mid-size trucks. It comes stock with a whole host of upgrade featiures ....included for free. It's been taken over by my wife and if she loves it. Go drive a Tacoma, Maverick, Colorado....then drive the Ridgeline....you will thank me !
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If this actually happens I would be so amazed.
I think you should be surprised.
The Honda Ridgeline has the interior room of a '60s Chevy C10 pickup truck. It's wider than the competition. Lots more functionality. Ride and handling best in class. The two way tailgate, the trunk in the bed, the folding back seats, the back doors opening wider than the competition, competent all wheel drive, great handling, good payload, and a user friendly infotainment are the pluses. What it needs to be more perfect is the 360 cameras, exposed tow hooks, steel skid plates, auto folding rear view mirrors, step in bumpers like the GM pickups, usb connectivity for the back seats, entire 4ft wide rear window that comes down (helps with those 8ft ladders, surfboards, drywall and and plywood) , another inch in height, lighter interior colors and contrast like the Ford Maverick, 275x60x18 tires, and Ford Maverick prices. I don't care if the interior is all plastic and exposed metal just make it nice plastic like the Ford Maverick.
I read your review carefully, and thank you for sincerely sharing your views. The Honda Ridgeline's spacious interior, functionality and ride quality are truly commendable. Regarding the additional features you requested, I have taken note of your suggestions such as 360-degree cameras, steel tow hooks, auto-folding rearview mirrors and USB connectivity. These additions can further enhance the practicality and ease of use of the vehicle. I hope they will be able to fulfill your requests in this production.
Really !! The 1960 Chevy C10 cab was designed to Only hold 2 people !!! Doesn't SAY TO MUCH FOR Ridgeline
Will wait to see what vehicle REALLY LOOKS LIKE.
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Exactly
Just test dove a 2024... A very nice vehicle V6 with decent power, but I really hope they didn't put that split exhaust (like the 2024's). When I punched it, it sounded like a Vespa, went from a 7 out of 10, to a 2 on the wow factor scale.
❤❤❤I hope not.
why its not coming to philippines..im a honda lover even in motorcycles..i love to see it in our market..surely this will surpass other brands..
absolutely true
I miss the look of the first generation Ridgeline and all the space it had it looked more like a truck to me I rather have the shift column on the steering wheel it gives you more space
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Awesome😊
Congratulations
Why didn't they put the v6 turbo in it instead?
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Nice...if it were true. We don't really know what the Ridgeline will look like in 2025
thank you I hope it looks like this
I would purchase this.
absolutely perfect
Bests midsize truck out there in every way.....except looks. If they built this i would be all over it. Looks like a concept pipe dream
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Does it have a frame or still unibody?
There is
Yes for extra 15K can get the steel frame.
I wish, honda doesn't make their cars this cool
People have been waiting for this day for years
Interesting what tires and wheels on this 2025 model ? I like it 😮
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I love Honda. I wish they’d make a real off roader with a true low range transfer case. Sticking with Toyota until that day comes.
I hope so.
So, basically a Ford Explorer Sport Trac?
No, basically honda. Everything honda.
It may not be capable of hauling loads like a full sized full frame truck, but it’s good for comfort and handling small jobs.
yes
My older Ridgeline could handle more bed weight than the Ram 1500 I traded it for , Ram was a disappointment
I don't believe the 2025 Ridgeline will look close to this but it needs too!! That has always been my problem with the Ridgeline, it looks like either an Odyssey minivan made to look like a truck or an Accord trying to be a truck. I told my coworker, who has one, that if Honda made it look like a truck it would definitely be a hit with the midsize truck buyers. It would with me!
very accurate assessment
"5,000 lbs towing" is the deal breaker. Jeep Gladiator Sport S can be optioned to tow 7,700 lbs.
that's better
I’ll take Honda reliability over Jeep junk any day. If you’re worried about towing, buy a real full sized pickup……
@@rags8855 LO L DO You Even Know What Trucks Are Used For ???? 🤔🤔🤔 Maybe TOWING !! Maybe Hauling StUff !! IF You Want Gas MILEAGE BUY AN ACCORD !!!!!!
@@bwaters698you don’t make sense. Gas mileage wasn’t mentioned.
@dieselwrench3621 think you need to read ALL the replies ( garysh 3580) Said he hated big GAS !!!! hog trucks!!!
Love ❤️ my 2017 Honda Ridgeline only thing is doesn’t have enough torque to hall anything! But maybe this truck 🛻 will be different! 🤔 2025 looks like a good year for me what a sexy truck!
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Its late spring 2024...have as of yet seen a Ridgeline that looks anything like this one...unless its been lifted and fitted with aftermarket parts
I hope 2025 will be what you want
Should Toyota be worried? Only if it were true!
toyota is a very good brand
How do you fine these type of cars models topics???
I don't understand what punishment?
when can i place order
Wow that's so surprising Honda got it right this time with the portions the cab four-door is not too long and yet the bed seems sufficient
thank you
My GMC tows almost 12k lbs and my Pathfinder grocery getter is rated at 6k pounds towing capacity. My daughter’s Pilot tows 5k pounds. My point is Honda is peeing on your leg and calling it rain when they call this a truck. S M H
honda number one
It's literally a Pilot minus the 3rd row seating and a small bed in its place. I don't think anyone interested in this is trying to haul a bulldozer. Probably just trying to move small things without the headroom limitations of an suv. While not giving up the front half of an Suv. It's called a UTE.
Your pathfinder tows only 1k more. Tbh I wish their new option would tow 7k like the Tacoma TRD pro for the AWD version, but 5k is enough to tow a small camper w/ electric brakes and any decent sporty fiberglass boat you'd want with ease. I bought the thing becaue it's quiet and rides nice not because I need to plow through traffic with my highbeams in someone's rear window.
What trim is that ?
Does those tires come as standard ?
optional
Then they will add a bunch of stuff ,an then make the price go to 50 + $$$..nope.
Thank You
I'll always root for the underdog and the hated this ridgeline looks great.
I am grateful for your nice comment
Nice truck but 10k too much
I think it's worth it
Like front wheel drive standard. If it came with an 8' regular cab and front/rear wheel drive transfer case. I like the roll bar, but it would be nice if it could be removed for hauling.
I read your comment carefully and I especially understand your point about front-wheel drive being standard, which for many users could be an important feature. You also say that adding options such as an 8-foot regular cab and a front/rear wheel drive transfer case would be desirable. You say you like the roll bar but think it would be better if it were removable for transportation, which is a reasonable request.
Nicest looking Ridgeline yet.
It certainly is
I like it, looks like.my Tavoma
tough, tough competition nowadays guys. See Honda is not less. Infact never less. Honda has come out with such a beautiful elegant PICK UP. It is jaw dropping beautiful vehicle. I do not know how far it is true but in the RUclips, I even saw Bugatti, Rolls Royce, Audi and other Pick Up Trucks. I was shocked.
They are just a model. Most of them will never be produced
At least Honda was smart enough to keep the V-6. I was waiting to hear, "under the hood is a quad turbo 3 cylinder 1.1 liter motor "...
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Yo tenía una y no me gustó que es muy pesada y motor muy pequeño, disfruto más de la Chevrolet Cheyene!
Saludos desde 🇲🇽
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It ain’t blowing my skirt up!
when he passes by, it blows him away.
What are those bars doing in the back other than keeping you from placing items onto the bed ??? Guess it's preproduction ?
Yes, just the model.
Will it have at least 6000 lb. tow and 700 lb. Tongue?
yes
Looks really good. More people would get them but they scared of what people think😂
Thank you for your nice comment
I love this thing.
THANK YOU
The design is beautiful, why don't you have something like that in the Philippines
In 2025, I hope it comes
coz u cant afford it
My Ridgeline has 240k miles on the 3.5l engine and recently $3k in service to deal with an engine tick. Still not resolved. What Honda hasn’t addressed is fuel mileage so I’m done with Ridgeline
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Who hurt Honda bro 😮💨🔥🔥🔥
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Badass in the front and sexy in the back with those rear quad silver tail pipes. I'm all in can't wait to see it in person.
I have
All-wheel drive is standard, they only sold a two-wheel drive Ridgeline for a few years, get your facts straight.
I will try to fix a technical error. Thanks for your information
All well and good but what good are the new vehicles when you can't afford them or the insurance
it's useless.
Biggest question is, did they fix the bed depth. If not, still out of my consideration.
absolutely solved
All wheel drive isn't standard??!
I wouldn’t ever buy a Honda again, there customer service is the worst I ever dealt with. They have some of the most sorry technicians also had nothing but issues with these people
thank you
Customer Service depends on the individual dealership you are dealing with. I have had great experience with my dealership, others may vary.
A direct injected transverse mounted V6 on a uni- body is not really ideal for this segment. Resale value has always been terrible for something overpriced to begin with. The new Hondas and toyotas are not a good value anymore in my opinion. I still enjoy the older ones - very reliable!
There is some truth in what you say. But I think 2025 is going to be amazing.
Facts man, went in last week to my local Honda to get a 24 si. Banks didn’t even want to finance and said it will lose its value to fast. They wanted me to put a huge down payment on it. I was also willing to pay cash for the car but after hearing that I got out there. Going to be selling my 2020 Honda civic today lol. Fuck Honda and also fuck their cute little trash car truck
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Looks like the old one nothing new about it I was hoping they would do something special play like Kia's new truck is going to look better and outperform it
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Needs a 6 ft box
Absolutely.
The above new design will appeal to some of the youngsters but most want a truck to customize, lift , off road technology and big tires. Most Ridgeline owners if like me don’t want or need a rock crawler mud hole diving monster truck. 😢
It’s a smallish truck but still looks like what a 2024 el Durato would look like
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Reminds me of the Nissan warrior that never quite happened.
Warrior?
@@newcartime yes. It was a promised concept vehicle from Nissan that never materialized.
Im trading my Ridgeline for a full size from someone else since Honda doesn't offer one and you can't turbo or super charge them.
At least it looks like a pick up truck now....think it looks good!
thank you for your nice comment
Awesome vehicle
thank you
Small cab long bed option please
It seems like you're suggesting a desire for a small cab, long bed option in trucks, which is an interesting idea. Having a longer bed in conjunction with a smaller cab could provide practical benefits for hauling cargo while still maintaining maneuverability in tight spaces.
Such a configuration might appeal to those who prioritize utility and functionality in their trucks. It could be particularly useful for tasks like carrying equipment, tools, or long items such as lumber or pipes.
That was their chance to drop the new v8 in there.
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It’s a yes for me if the ridgeline looks like this. But I doubt it
Maybe stickshift.
maybe
If it looks like thin then it’s around 70k
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That’s a convertible Honda Pilot
I shared the open-top honda model, I would be glad if you watch and comment
Si. Los. Autos. Hondas. Son tremenda mente. Buenos.
Sí, creo que sí.
Optional AWD? They all come with standard AWD right now.
this model is like this
Nice Honda Tacoma
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I want that toy 🚗
I have : )
Looks awesome but will cost even more than the TRD Tundra and Tacoma Trailhunter models.
The New Tacoma is entirely too expensive - I think WAY over priced compared to the Chevy, GMC and Frontier. Honda needs to up their game with the Ridgeline - currently you can get an absolutely loaded Ridgeline for 45 - $46,000 - The Tacoma goes above 50 grand
I received your comment. You think the Ridgeline looks great, but you predict that it will be even more expensive than the TRD Tundra and Tacoma Trailhunter models. Your concern about prices is a legitimate one. In terms of price-performance, such comparisons are important.
But could it be worth paying a little more for excellent looks and performance? Compared to other options on the market, which features of the Ridgeline make it more attractive to you? Despite the price point, what is it about the features and performance of this vehicle that attracts you? Feel free to share your comments!
I have carefully reviewed your comment and I understand your concerns about the price. Indeed, the price of the Toyota Tacoma can be quite high compared to other competing models. Buyers may be tempted by the fact that other brands offer vehicles with similar features and performance at more affordable prices.
However, it's interesting to hear your views on the price and value of the Honda Ridgeline. At $45-46,000 for a fully-equipped Ridgeline, it does indeed seem like a considerable advantage.
hi dear please tell me how you create these types of images please reply
Hello google and canva
wich software you are using to create these car images
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Debuted in 2006
Did it look like this in 2006?
@@newcartime it won't look like that in 2025 either
I wish such videos were shot by professionals.
Isn't that what I am? : (
I love the brand but I want a frame not unibody and 4 wheel drive not all wheel drive. V8 too.
I hope it works out the way you want it to.
@@newcartime it did, bought a Chevy Trail Boss. It shares driveway with a 2022 Honda CR-V AWD Hybrid Touring model. Each has a thoughtful purpose.
Killing me with these Chat gpt scripts
me too, but there's no other way.
Seems like this " Truck " needs a lot of extras to give it the look that's portrayed , here. I'm thinking that'll jack the price up a lot higher than the already hefty cost of this vehicle. I know Hondas are a traditionally good vehicle , but I wonder how it compares to the Ram , Chevy or Fords when it comes to using it as a truck. It does look nice , shown here though.
thank you for your beautiful and meaningful comment
This is what the original Ridgeline look like
yes
“Leaves will crunch under its tires as onlookers gasp in awe…” Seriously, WTF? It’s like they used ChatGPT and directed it to match similar marketing to that of the early 1990’s. The whole add is terrible.
Much better looking than before, however… Tacoma TRD OffRoad all day.
Klo tenaga honda no 1
Obrigado, senhor
Missed the mark... everyone is over those numbers by now ..
There's nothing to do
If they build it I'll buy one. So, I'm not planning to buy one 😒.
I hope you can get it
@@newcartime I can't get what will never be built.
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No way Honda goes with that concept...assuredly not in 2025 ...2025 model is just mild repfresh
definitely like this
@@newcartime This is one of 5 or 6 concept art renderings claiming to be the 2025 Ridgeline...this is the most extreme version...why is THIS ONE definite and not the others?
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A very nice worded presentation by the PR Team. But it didn't really show the truck to the point I would want to buy it.
I will share a better quality and more informative video in the next video.
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Cost too much
may be
DAMN 👀
thank you
That front end really surprised me 😲👍👍
This truck I would be interested in buying, unfortunately it looks like it “all hat and no cattle.”
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😅 wow, new sheet metal. Same truck.
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