I switched from a 2007 toyota tacoma trd 4x4 with a 6 speed manual for a honda Ridgeline rtle. It is better in literally every way. 10mpg better on the highway, much more comfortable, and a much easier truck to work out of. 95 percent of the people here claiming to buy the tacoma for its off-road capabilities will only test them when they park in a field at a county fair.
I don't think most people who are debating which vehicle to get narrow down to the ridgeline vs Tacoma. Idk but to me they just have two very different target audiences, the Tacoma is more for people who actually want a higher ride with a more traditional "truck" feel and use. Vs the ridgeline which is more for people who really just want a mid size suv but occasionally need a truck bed for those larger items/furniture etc. This is subjective but to me the ridgeline is infinitely more comfortable to sit in/drive especially as a taller person. Like i said, it's hard to compare them because their target buyers are very different, i think honda was trying to cross over into the off roading market of people with this trailsport trim, and its cool but i think they'd really need a few more things for people to seriously consider this over a Tacoma solely for off roading. But between the two of them for an everyday driver. Ridgeline all the way, for me it's more spacious, rides smoother, feels more robust and just overall is a more pleasant vehicle to drive.
I do love a smooth ride. I went from a Chevy Silverado to a Ridgeline. Haven’t missed a beat. It tows just as much and is much easier to load stuff in the bed. Might be the best truck I’ve ever owned. I’ve owned just about all of them. On a side note the turbo four cylinder on the Toyota is making people look elsewhere. People just don’t trust those engines yet.
I really don't think they're trying to compete with tacoma, they'd need to do a lot more off road focused upgrades, it's more likely they just want to give some more off roading capabilities to people who are already leaning towards a ridgeline but wished it was a little more "off road friendly"
Tacoma can’t compete on road. Ridgeline has 36.7 vs 32 inches rear leg room in the Tacoma. The Ridgeline is 50” wide between the rear wheel wells allowing you to lie a 4x8 piece of plywood flat. The Tacoma is only 41.5” wide between the rear wheel wells
For most ppl who THINK they need a truck, this is far more practical for everyday use. Also, when compared to Taco (and I love me a TACO!) this is a very comfortable vehicle to spend time in. For many pll, the seating position and the room in a Taco for Passnegers is terrible. Still, TACO is a great Truck, just not for everyone.
Yea sounds nice and all till you realize it’s a Honda and AC compressor always goes out. Instead of focusing on “tech” ask them to focus on quality control
Still enjoying my 2006 Honda Ridgeline with over 150K miles now. What's this AC compressor issue? Have never had a problem with mine. No problems on my previous 200K mile Honda Accord either.
I don’t think the ridgeline is supposed to compete with the Tacoma. The Tacoma is supposed to be a practical alternative of full-size trucks while the ridgeline is supposed to be like a truck targeted to the cross-over market.
It’s been called a “Pilot with a Bed” in derogatory terms since 2017. Why would we want that? I own a 23 RTL-E and I’m glad they redesigned the hideous front end.
On the plus side it’s one of the most American made trucks on the road. Yes it’s more American made than the Tundra or any of the US auto makers. It’s a great little truck.
@@shanerogers787 this is what happens when you speak with not being educated. Just because you haven’t been somewhere doesn’t mean you can’t do your intelligence gathering. North Korea is known to be one of the most oppressive authoritarian dictatorships with an extreme cult of personality. They have concentration camps that are verified by satellite and people who have escaped North Korea. If you speak out against the government, they not only in-prison you but your entire family. If you don’t believe me about North Korea look up camp 33 and you could find all about the horrors that happened there. You clearly have done no research and are speaking with ignorance.
There is no way you’re actually going to pick a ridgeline over a Tacoma. The ridgeline is basically a suv with a bed. It has a dual axel in the back which is not ideal for off-roading (while the Tacoma has a straight axel) which makes it better for road commutes. The clearance is only 7.5” compared to the 8.5+” that most trucks have. The Tacoma may have went down to a 4cyl but that doesn’t meant the performance is worse. Yes the ridgeline does have some cool features like the tailgate and the backseats folding. But everything outside of that, this truck was made as daily point a to point b truck while the Tacoma can make daily commutes while still being able to haul and be used as a work truck and have different truck models for your needs.
It's definitely not going to be cheaper than most Tacoma models. I definitely love my Ridgeline though, great vehicle and is capable enough for hunting trails and logging roads and easily the most confident snow vehicle I've ever driven
i’m so tired of these manufacturers competing for the ugliest, most confusing looking gear select award, give me a regular stick and a manual version why do i have to play bop it to move my woman’s car?💀
I have a 2023 Ridgeline but it’s my last one. Five reasons I’m considering a 2024 or even 2025 Tacoma over a 2024 Ridgeline: 1) Honda removed the rear USB ports. Bad move. 2) Toyota has a handy power tailgate 3) Honda added a crappy Civic instrument panel for 2024. You can barely see the digital speedo. 4) Honda reduced the size of the middle storage console by 40%. 5) Honda got rid of the best selling RTL-E. 6) Honda only has a 5000 pound towing capacity. The Taco has a 6300 pound capacity. Honda’s advantages are a smoother ride, a 3.5 V-6, in bed trunk, a dual action tailgate, and wider cabin and bed.
Good luck towing more with less cargo capacity. That’s a fake number. No way you could pull 6,300, unless the truck was empty. Of course I would not tie 5K with my Ridgeline. People are loving the new center console. I will agree the interior need a major update. Looks like it may get it in 2025. Riglines are an afterthought for Honda. They use left over parts. They are still using the old eco buttons from 10 years ago. I’ve owned Toyota trucks, they are great. That little banger turbo needs to prove itself still though.
They're not really that comparable I mean they did screw up with the whole engine thing it would have been nice if they at least offered the old version of the four cylinder with a manual still but the ridgelines more of a front-wheel drive most of the time kind of set up how the Crossovers are doing it nowadays
Please consider your cuts more carefully. I feel like I'm missing a lot when your sentences are cut off mid-sentence. Multiple times. Great channel otherwise! Keep it up guys!
Not sure who cross shops these trucks. The price is closer than you'd think and the Honda's offroad chops should not be brought up in a comparison with the Taco. This statement makes the presenter seem amateur.
I feel like toyota can make a better ridgeline line than honda can make a ridgeline, its a nice but its looks fat and lethargic wheras Takomas look sleek fit and super nimble. Ill wait for a much deserved refresh come on Honda , id still prefer the ridgeline purely for that v6
The ridgeline is for suburban dads who really just need an SUV but still want to "be cool". The Tacoma despite being a 4 cylinder as opposed to the Ridgeline's 6 cylinder, has a towing capacity 1,500lbs greater
I bet 90% of Tacomas never end up off road, tow anything or carry much in the bed either. So for most U.S. buyers, the Tacoma is largely for suburban dads who really just need an SUV but still want to "be even cooler".
Lol, and the Tacoma tows 1000lbs less than the max tow of a Gladiator Sport S. So, does that mean Taco owners are wanna be 4x4 owners trying to be cool because they aren't manly enough for a Jeep?
I know a rancher who uses a Honda Odyssey to work his ranch. 😂. Stop putting people in boxes. Went to lunch with him the other day and the back was full of hay.
Let me know of all those Tacomas that have the off-road package that never leave the asphalt. To say there isn’t a market for this is insanity. Ford can literally not keep up producing the Maverick. People have been oversold for years on features and function they never use.
Had one. Two completely different trucks. My biggest dislike was the push button shifting. As far as off road capabilities there's no comparison. And last but not least, just need manly enough 😂
@@chrisrauschning7376, these things aren’t towing machines. IFS rear suspension, front wheel drive vehicles aren’t meant to tow “heavy”. It is a multipurpose vehicle for light use, though.
@@jeffsmith-lyon7711Tacoma has a 7k tow rating and the Ridgeline has 5k. Ridgeline has a bigger bed and larger payload capacity than the Tacoma. It’s not far off.
@@edhcb9359 no, they don’t have a bed. You need to look up what a truck is. Even though I know a rancher who uses his Odyssey to work his ranch. Halls hay and feed all over in his minivan. Does more than most of us do with our trucks. 😂.
@@crawdaddct Anyone who uses an Odyssey to haul hay doesn’t deserve to be called a rancher either. Look up the definition of a rancher and I doubt it mentions hauling hay in a minivan. 😂
@@edhcb9359 he does it. Of course he has a big truck to hall his trailers, but loves that minivan. I told him he needs a Ridgeline, so his kids don’t ride with the hay. 😂.
Lmao Tacoma.. This has nothing to do with a tacoma, its a damn minivan with a bed. Compare it to a Santa Cruze or Maverik which are also that. The new cybertruck is a big version of that really. None are real trucks like a tacoma
Lol no one is buying a car platform “””truck””” instead of a body on frame Toyota. Unless your wife’s boyfriend makes you. Also Honda interior is garbage.
Nice truck, bla, bla, bla, but at the end of the day, can’t take this truck off roading, real towing and even doing mods , you know why, because this call truck don’t have a chassis, it’s a compact truck, can’t even lift the deammm thing!! You can use it to go home depot buy flowers and plants, may be but a bike or a go cart in the back my friends. Did I mention this wanna be truck is very competitive in one thing , price!!! This thing it’s pricey like all the mid size trucks!!!😅😅😅😅
@crawdaddct Its payload weight is also more. The RL has a steel reinforcement bar between the bed and cab allowing it to flex, making the unibody stronger to hold more than most mid-sized trucks. Nobody talks about this.
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Its a 3,5 V6. All I needed to hear
Sadly it’s still timing belt. The dealer said the other day every 60-100k miles and it costs $1800-2200.
But count the models this engine has been in! Even Saturn offered one!
My 2019 timing belt only cost me CA$500 from the dealer here in Canada. 1800usd is mind blowing. @@americandude3825
Go with the ford maverick. Has overall higher reliability ratings
@@americandude3825 The dealer is there rip you off. Hence the name stealership. Honda timing belts change is minimum 100k miles.
Not having to lean and strain your back over a 2 foot tailgate, just to get a few tools or some other cargo, is incredibly practical.
I switched from a 2007 toyota tacoma trd 4x4 with a 6 speed manual for a honda Ridgeline rtle. It is better in literally every way. 10mpg better on the highway, much more comfortable, and a much easier truck to work out of. 95 percent of the people here claiming to buy the tacoma for its off-road capabilities will only test them when they park in a field at a county fair.
What mpg did you get because the ridgeline is advertise for 18/24 which isn’t too far off from the Tacoma at like 16.
@@Walterrinho at 65 mph I get as high as 27. My last 1000 miles has been an average of 23.7
@@douglasdangelo6755 I believe it. I get the same with my Honda Passport with same engine.
I don't think most people who are debating which vehicle to get narrow down to the ridgeline vs Tacoma. Idk but to me they just have two very different target audiences, the Tacoma is more for people who actually want a higher ride with a more traditional "truck" feel and use. Vs the ridgeline which is more for people who really just want a mid size suv but occasionally need a truck bed for those larger items/furniture etc. This is subjective but to me the ridgeline is infinitely more comfortable to sit in/drive especially as a taller person. Like i said, it's hard to compare them because their target buyers are very different, i think honda was trying to cross over into the off roading market of people with this trailsport trim, and its cool but i think they'd really need a few more things for people to seriously consider this over a Tacoma solely for off roading. But between the two of them for an everyday driver. Ridgeline all the way, for me it's more spacious, rides smoother, feels more robust and just overall is a more pleasant vehicle to drive.
What a well thought out response opposed to “RL a fake truck” typical response
Best response I’ve seen
I do love a smooth ride. I went from a Chevy Silverado to a Ridgeline. Haven’t missed a beat. It tows just as much and is much easier to load stuff in the bed. Might be the best truck I’ve ever owned. I’ve owned just about all of them.
On a side note the turbo four cylinder on the Toyota is making people look elsewhere. People just don’t trust those engines yet.
That could never compete with the off road capabilities of the Tacoma!
I really don't think they're trying to compete with tacoma, they'd need to do a lot more off road focused upgrades, it's more likely they just want to give some more off roading capabilities to people who are already leaning towards a ridgeline but wished it was a little more "off road friendly"
No shit but for people that buy Tacomas and don’t go off-roading this blows it out if the water
@@ZeroPlanB😂🏆
Tacoma can’t compete on road. Ridgeline has 36.7 vs 32 inches rear leg room in the Tacoma. The Ridgeline is 50” wide between the rear wheel wells allowing you to lie a 4x8 piece of plywood flat. The Tacoma is only 41.5” wide between the rear wheel wells
Who cares!! I buy a truck to work and haul...
For most ppl who THINK they need a truck, this is far more practical for everyday use. Also, when compared to Taco (and I love me a TACO!) this is a very comfortable vehicle to spend time in. For many pll, the seating position and the room in a Taco for Passnegers is terrible.
Still, TACO is a great Truck, just not for everyone.
Just call it Tacoma taco sounds way too off
@@Phantom____________________ Nah, Taco is it
I am trading in my 2016 Tacoma as soon as I can find a 2024 Black Edition.
Here’s a reason why I shouldn’t I’m broke asf
Toyota offering only 4cyl while Honda offers you a 3.5L V6, both for the same segment. What a time we live in.....
Yea sounds nice and all till you realize it’s a Honda and AC compressor always goes out. Instead of focusing on “tech” ask them to focus on quality control
Still enjoying my 2006 Honda Ridgeline with over 150K miles now. What's this AC compressor issue? Have never had a problem with mine. No problems on my previous 200K mile Honda Accord either.
@@rogerz80512014 and up had ac problems 😅🤣😂
I’ve never had a AC compressor go out on a Honda. Have owned five of them. Now their fuel pumps tend to suck, luckily that’s an easy fix.
I don’t think the ridgeline is supposed to compete with the Tacoma. The Tacoma is supposed to be a practical alternative of full-size trucks while the ridgeline is supposed to be like a truck targeted to the cross-over market.
Ridgeline for the engine, Tacoma for the manual transmission.
im so sick of this offroad fad
just got the black edition in sonic grey yesterday👌
What kinda deal did ya get. I’m in touch with a couple dealers. One took 6,800 off for a RTL. But I’m not in California 😢
Good quick review
There is zero reason to pick the trail sport. Gimmicky trim
Please Honda. PLEASE make this look like the new pilot on the redesign.
Hopefully next year.
If they do that next year, i'll walk to dealer with cash in hand. LOL
But about two inches taller…😊
It’s been called a “Pilot with a Bed” in derogatory terms since 2017. Why would we want that? I own a 23 RTL-E and I’m glad they redesigned the hideous front end.
My next vehicle! Later this year I hope 🙏🏻😍
On the plus side it’s one of the most American made trucks on the road. Yes it’s more American made than the Tundra or any of the US auto makers. It’s a great little truck.
You missed the rear legroom which is vastly better than the Taco
If they could make this thing have 10" of ground clearance, I'd consider one.
Just leased this truck, love it!
It’s a truck for city people
Yep, and it works great.
It’s a truck that’s stays on asphalt. If that is your need it will fill it extremely well.
@@rcr-zt4ofyou never had one. You wouldn’t know.
@@shanerogers787 this is what happens when you speak with not being educated. Just because you haven’t been somewhere doesn’t mean you can’t do your intelligence gathering. North Korea is known to be one of the most oppressive authoritarian dictatorships with an extreme cult of personality. They have concentration camps that are verified by satellite and people who have escaped North Korea. If you speak out against the government, they not only in-prison you but your entire family. If you don’t believe me about North Korea look up camp 33 and you could find all about the horrors that happened there. You clearly have done no research and are speaking with ignorance.
@@shanerogers787 I own one fuckface.
Let’s count the models the 3.5 has been installed in. Yeah. I lost count too!
a redesign should’ve been a lot better!
Yea, always seems like they use a lot of leftover parts on the Ridgeline. Not their main focus. I’m sure it will change more next year.
@@crawdaddct i hope so! let’s see!
Why did they take out the power outlet and bed speaker on the 2024 RTL??
I love mine. Also, towing capacity is 5,000 lbs.
Tacoma is still Toyota, no need to say anymore
Do they accept houses on trade in?
It starts 10 grand higher than the Tacoma...
Yeah starting point but what's the max for a Taco Trailhunter? LOL
This is mostly the same as the prior year. But it really didnt need much of a change.
I like the tailgate with the name on it tho.
There is no way you’re actually going to pick a ridgeline over a Tacoma. The ridgeline is basically a suv with a bed. It has a dual axel in the back which is not ideal for off-roading (while the Tacoma has a straight axel) which makes it better for road commutes. The clearance is only 7.5” compared to the 8.5+” that most trucks have. The Tacoma may have went down to a 4cyl but that doesn’t meant the performance is worse. Yes the ridgeline does have some cool features like the tailgate and the backseats folding. But everything outside of that, this truck was made as daily point a to point b truck while the Tacoma can make daily commutes while still being able to haul and be used as a work truck and have different truck models for your needs.
Great truck❤
How much is a lot less?
Do they accept one kidney for down payment?
It's definitely not going to be cheaper than most Tacoma models. I definitely love my Ridgeline though, great vehicle and is capable enough for hunting trails and logging roads and easily the most confident snow vehicle I've ever driven
Go look, I was surprised how much cheaper they were. Toyota use to be affordable, but they are proud of their trucks now.
Ill take a nissan frontier pro 4x please
Great little truck. I almost bought one, but chose the Ridgeline. Just ran into a really good deal.
@crawdaddct that unfortunate lol. I guess if you got a good deal then it's what's important
@@user-vt9ss3ft2zjust traded the 24 Nissan back in, it’s a piece of shxt.
@@kizzysenpai really? What was wrong with it?
Great #short!
Probably gonna get crap for this but I desperately want an EV Ridgeline
i’m so tired of these manufacturers competing for the ugliest, most confusing looking gear select award, give me a regular stick and a manual version why do i have to play bop it to move my woman’s car?💀
Cheaper than tacoma ??? Idk about that ahaha the dealer here asking 5k more aha
I have a 2023 Ridgeline but it’s my last one. Five reasons I’m considering a 2024 or even 2025 Tacoma over a 2024 Ridgeline:
1) Honda removed the rear USB ports. Bad move.
2) Toyota has a handy power tailgate
3) Honda added a crappy Civic instrument panel for 2024. You can barely see the digital speedo.
4) Honda reduced the size of the middle storage console by 40%.
5) Honda got rid of the best selling RTL-E.
6) Honda only has a 5000 pound towing capacity. The Taco has a 6300 pound capacity.
Honda’s advantages are a smoother ride, a 3.5 V-6, in bed trunk, a dual action tailgate, and wider cabin and bed.
Good luck towing more with less cargo capacity. That’s a fake number. No way you could pull 6,300, unless the truck was empty. Of course I would not tie 5K with my Ridgeline. People are loving the new center console.
I will agree the interior need a major update. Looks like it may get it in 2025. Riglines are an afterthought for Honda. They use left over parts. They are still using the old eco buttons from 10 years ago. I’ve owned Toyota trucks, they are great. That little banger turbo needs to prove itself still though.
I looked at a Tacoma and its basically the same cost once you add everything. Smaller worse gas milage, and drives worse.
6 speed offered?
I’ll take a 1972 Silverado please
I traded my old Silverado for the Ridgeline. Haven’t missed it at all. My only regret is the Silverado was paid off. 😂.
Hold on...... that's refreshed......🤣🤣🤣🤣
They're not really that comparable I mean they did screw up with the whole engine thing it would have been nice if they at least offered the old version of the four cylinder with a manual still but the ridgelines more of a front-wheel drive most of the time kind of set up how the Crossovers are doing it nowadays
Nice
Please consider your cuts more carefully. I feel like I'm missing a lot when your sentences are cut off mid-sentence. Multiple times. Great channel otherwise! Keep it up guys!
Thanks! RUclips has a hard cut off of 60 seconds for the Shorts so we have to cut it down to the essentials
Too pricey for a mid size truck
They just need to make it a lil higher off the ground and it’s a nice city truck
A city truck does not need to be high off the ground. And off-road truck does.
@@Foomanlol You’re right, but imo a inch or two would make it look better
Not sure who cross shops these trucks. The price is closer than you'd think and the Honda's offroad chops should not be brought up in a comparison with the Taco. This statement makes the presenter seem amateur.
I feel like toyota can make a better ridgeline line than honda can make a ridgeline, its a nice but its looks fat and lethargic wheras Takomas look sleek fit and super nimble. Ill wait for a much deserved refresh come on Honda , id still prefer the ridgeline purely for that v6
It gets the same mpg as my tahoe and silverado
Isn’t no way you get 24 MPG…
The ridgeline is for suburban dads who really just need an SUV but still want to "be cool". The Tacoma despite being a 4 cylinder as opposed to the Ridgeline's 6 cylinder, has a towing capacity 1,500lbs greater
I bet 90% of Tacomas never end up off road, tow anything or carry much in the bed either. So for most U.S. buyers, the Tacoma is largely for suburban dads who really just need an SUV but still want to "be even cooler".
@@rogerz8051They probably get it for Toyota's famous reliability but hey pop off my guy.
Lol, and the Tacoma tows 1000lbs less than the max tow of a Gladiator Sport S. So, does that mean Taco owners are wanna be 4x4 owners trying to be cool because they aren't manly enough for a Jeep?
And the Tacoma has less Payload capacity than the Ridgeline.
I know a rancher who uses a Honda Odyssey to work his ranch. 😂. Stop putting people in boxes. Went to lunch with him the other day and the back was full of hay.
3.5 v6 and still way less hp and torque than the taco 280/262 and the taco is 362/ 465, taco also has a huge list of performance stuff on it.
Never ever ever i am a honda guy i know had and drive their products. But Ridgeline will never be in the same universe as a tacoma. Never .
No manual option!
Nope. Looks like a truck that ikea would design 😂
More reliable than a turbo charged Tacoma though that’s for sure
Yup lol
Total yearly Tacoma sales compared to Honda ridgeline sales says it all.
Let me know of all those Tacomas that have the off-road package that never leave the asphalt. To say there isn’t a market for this is insanity. Ford can literally not keep up producing the Maverick. People have been oversold for years on features and function they never use.
So f150 is better than a tundra because they sell more? Not a valid point.
The newly redesigned 2024 Toyota Tacoma Limited will smoke this truck.
Owww look at the little 4 cylinder who wants to be with the big boys.
@@V-jh8bq yeah, that little 4 bangers push out 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft torque. Who is laughing now? 😂
@@Phil42069but has less payload capacity. 😂.
"Refreshed"?? How much is Honda paying you? It's the same as the last 4-6 years, they added an off road package.... woohooo.
Had one. Two completely different trucks. My biggest dislike was the push button shifting. As far as off road capabilities there's no comparison. And last but not least, just need manly enough 😂
Nope, Unibody… not a truck. It’s a car with a bed
Maverick isn’t a truck?
Trucks are to be multi purpose, functional, utiliy vehicles. Seems to qualify.
A per off roader, no, but that is by far the minority.
@@chrisrauschning7376, these things aren’t towing machines. IFS rear suspension, front wheel drive vehicles aren’t meant to tow “heavy”. It is a multipurpose vehicle for light use, though.
@@AnhDonoinope
@@jeffsmith-lyon7711Tacoma has a 7k tow rating and the Ridgeline has 5k. Ridgeline has a bigger bed and larger payload capacity than the Tacoma. It’s not far off.
Not in a million years
To my knowledge though, the Ridgeline still is technically a car and not a truck though…correct?
There is no such thing as technical a car. It’s listed as a truck on the title.
@@crawdaddct Are the Odyssey and the Pilot listed as a truck too? Because all three are all the same unibody vehicle.
@@edhcb9359 no, they don’t have a bed. You need to look up what a truck is. Even though I know a rancher who uses his Odyssey to work his ranch. Halls hay and feed all over in his minivan. Does more than most of us do with our trucks. 😂.
@@crawdaddct Anyone who uses an Odyssey to haul hay doesn’t deserve to be called a rancher either. Look up the definition of a rancher and I doubt it mentions hauling hay in a minivan. 😂
@@edhcb9359 he does it. Of course he has a big truck to hall his trailers, but loves that minivan. I told him he needs a Ridgeline, so his kids don’t ride with the hay. 😂.
I will give you one reason not to. VCM
I’ll keep my 2023 taco pro over this
They are comparing 2024’s
LOL AHAHAHAHAH oh wait your serious let me laugh even harder LMAO AHAHAHAHAHA
If it was turbo, id buy it tomorrow.
Nope lol, looks like something an old PE teacher would drive 😂😂
Lmao Tacoma.. This has nothing to do with a tacoma, its a damn minivan with a bed. Compare it to a Santa Cruze or Maverik which are also that. The new cybertruck is a big version of that really. None are real trucks like a tacoma
It’s bigger than those so not at their level.
Fugly, homely mini van look. Make it look like a truck, and make me a hybrid.
They are beautiful… 🤩
Tacoma is significantly better, its like comparing Ford with Ferrari.
Force induced engines won't last as long as NA engines. Another reason to get the V6...
What are you talking about?? Lol! Tacoma’s have had a 3.5L V6 since 2016
The new Tacoma is all turbocharged 4-cylinders
lol.. buy this and when you need a truck you can borrow my Tacoma
Why is it so ugly yet so awesome.
Nissan has a v6. Ridgeline does not have a break controller........ Leaving out key shortcomings.
I’ll take the gmc sierra denali please 🙏🏽
Lol no one is buying a car platform “””truck””” instead of a body on frame Toyota. Unless your wife’s boyfriend makes you. Also Honda interior is garbage.
Nobody? 😂. I traded in my Silverado for a Ridgeline, never been happier. My wife likes the Ridgeline too.
@@crawdaddct so does her boyfriend loser
I love honda but its so ugly
really? I think the refresh looks great, especially the front. doesn't look as truck-like but definitely not ugly to me.
Compared to the 2024 Tacoma, yeah it’s ugly
Look I had a ridgeline and a Tacoma. The Tacoma is a useless truck. Guys buy them for off-road status to drive on the road to Walmart .
Mall crawling at its best.
Make a big truck 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
That would be nice
Never ! I like a frame under a truck !
Been there. I prefer unibody for mid-sized truck.
@@tonyllaguno4845Yea, the ride is so much better.
Thats a Hard No.
Nice truck, bla, bla, bla, but at the end of the day, can’t take this truck off roading, real towing and even doing mods , you know why, because this call truck don’t have a chassis, it’s a compact truck, can’t even lift the deammm thing!! You can use it to go home depot buy flowers and plants, may be but a bike or a go cart in the back my friends. Did I mention this wanna be truck is very competitive in one thing , price!!! This thing it’s pricey like all the mid size trucks!!!😅😅😅😅
For mid-sized, unibody makes more sense. That’s why companies are developing more.
It tows more than my last full size truck. 😂.
You sound like a Toyota salesman. They know the Ridgeline could overtake the share of the mid-sized truck market.
@crawdaddct Its payload weight is also more. The RL has a steel reinforcement bar between the bed and cab allowing it to flex, making the unibody stronger to hold more than most mid-sized trucks. Nobody talks about this.
It’s Just so ugly
Tacoma way cooler though this is nerd like
Honda- NO
No thanks