2023 Honda Ridgeline RTL - Is It The ULTIMATE Gentleman's Truck?
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- When it comes to the mid-size truck market, many overlook the Honda Ridgeline. However, while the Ridgeline is not a typical mid-size truck, when you read through the comments section of any Ridgeline video you are sure to see owners signing the praises of their truck. What makes this truck special? Discover the answer in today’s Vehicle Visionary video!
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I've driven trucks for a long, long, long time...everything from a Chevy 2500, to a Ram 3500, to a Ford F150. They all have the same ride IF you reference a frame on body. My wife recently bought a Ridgeline, and, I am in LOVE. I didn't know what smooth ride was until I sat in this TRUCK!!!
It’s a woman’s truck basically
My Wife loves her 22 Ridgeline Sport
@@reyperez3424 Don't say that man! It's a cool truck, good for men too, some of us like a smooth ride and don't need to show how big our balls are with a jacked up V8 RAM!
Cool
Prob since it doesn't have a heavy duty axle on back but if your just going to haul around your tampons all day perfect truck lmao 🤣
Your ignorance in understanding the difference between "your" and "you're" speaks volumes about your education level. I actually own a Ram 3500 with a full floating axle. What do you own? A Toyota Corolla perhaps? You know where to put your tampon...@@tysonrojas5477
The vast majority of off road capable truck owners do not take them routinely off road, if I can generalize here, they buy for the rugged "tough guy" looks, and put up with the less than civilized ride and gas mileage short comings.
The Ridgeline is being called a "Gentleman's Truck", I think that is incorrect, it is more a "Thinking Man's Truck".
For those that know and realize that they don't need a full off road capable truck, but want something that will still get them down a snow covered street or highway, where ground clearance is not as important, but increased traction is. They want something that when needed, can be used to bring large/heavy oversized things home (from Home Depot), or haul stuff off to the dump, while at the same time, don't really need a heavy towing capacity. A 1500+ lbs (3/4 ton) bed load capacity is nothing to sneeze at, and how many "mid-size" trucks can accommodate laying flat a 4' x 8' sheet of plywood or drywall between the bed sides? They want ride comfort, where at the end of a long trip, they don't feel like they've been beat up. The Ridgeline line checks a lot of boxes. So what if it's uni-body construction.... I don't see the people that are rushing to buy/pre-order a Ford Maverick "truck" complaining much about it being on the same uni-body platform as the new Ford Bronco. I also prefer a normally aspirated (non-turbo) V-6 engine for my horsepower, instead of small displacement 4 cylinder that is being turbo'ed to death to ring out the horsepower figures.
Thanks for review. I know nothing about trucks but like you said every guy wants a truck and most of us do not live in the woods
In Middle East GCC most if guys even single will prefer to drive SUVs. And the only season is winter where they can actually go off road!
I live where it snows a lot and I see practically everybody driving newish full-sized pickups. Not having driven one, I wonder how they handle the snow. Fairly often I see them mired in deep snow off the side of the road, but that doesn't necessarily mean anything; anybody can make a mistake. But: wanting a good snow vehicle, I do have cause to wonder what the best one would be. Something like a Subaru wagon or WRX? A big pickup? Or something more like a Ridgeline.
Best mid-size on the market, most interior room, smooth ride. Test drove Ridgeline and Frontier love the looks of Frontier but Ridgeline had twice the room and quality. Waiting for 2024 RTLE and hoping for ventilated seats and the option of 360 camera system. I am downsizing from a 2010 F150. Great helpful review Thanks from South Ga.
@@MidwestFarmToys how often do you get a flat if you’re not bright enough to remove the spare tire and the jack before putting whatever in the back it’s not easily removed you’re just not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
Hi why are you downsizing your truck can you explain?
@@DCSPORTSTER Punctuation. Learn it.
Ditto. Waiting on the 24 black edition and looking for ventilated seats as well. I live in south Florida and my current Grand Cherokee has them, really cant imagine living down here without them!
I was thinking of passing my 2017 F-150 to my son and getting a Ridgeline
Just bought one of these. I’d been studying midrange trucks for quite a while and finally settled on a red Ridgeline. I love it. My wife loves it. Many fine features I’m still becoming acquainted with.
I purchased a 2023 Ridgeline Black Edition in black on yesterday. It's a lot of truck for the money. Seems to have all of the bells and whistles that you could want in a truck and then some. The ride is excellent and power to boot. It feels like the best of all worlds!
Ok, I just bought my 2023 Ridgeline a week ago. Damn, it's a smooth ride. Has great MPG. I got about 26 MPG at 73 MPH for a 60 mile trip.
The cabin room is great. Bigger than Tacoma and Colorado, I test drove both.
When you punch the gas, it moves faster than you would imagine.
I never owned a Honda. But I'm convinced I made the right choice between the Ridgeline vs Tacoma or Colorado.
on your purchase! I appreciate you for taking the time to share your experience.
Being a taller guy that was my first complaint of the Tacoma. Such a small cab with narrow view. Tundra was much better but also a lot of truck for the amount of driving I do.
After spinning 350K miles on 1987 and 2000 Tacomas it was time for a new truck. I don’t go off road (dirt roads & snow yes) or tow a 5000 pound trailer so all the macho and off road stuff doesn’t impress me. I was disappointed by Toyota’s stuck in time Tacomas. I felt like a traitor but for a home DIY guy in need of truck bed I bought a 23 RTL-E. It’s civilized mid sized truck perfection. I never thought much about a trunk but I use it all the time. No more having to worry about my tool bag being seen and someone breaking in to steal it. Even use the in bed sound system the RTL-E has more than I ever thought. Honda Pilot with a bed… I’m just fine with that.
I've owned plenty of trucks....none compare to my 21 Ridgeline, Women and kids love it, I love it. It is so smooth, so practical, it's perfect.
Just traded my 2020 Ridgeline for the 23 Ridgeline RTLE. Couldn’t pass up the deal. 20 Ridgeline was awesome and someone is gonna be very happy. I took very good care of my 20 Ridgeline because it took very good care of me. Not one once of trouble, the ride is excellent on the 20. Very reliable service from my Honda dealer, just excellent. Boardwalk Honda Nj. Very good people there and I’m sure that with all the other dealers as well!
You have to decide your priorities about what you want your vehicle to do. You get your pickup truck,your SUV, and car in a package. It's a good multi-purpose multifunctional vehicle. Not a traditional workhorse or hard-core rock climber.
People complain it cost so much.
But that's compared to traditional pickup trucks. It's price falls in line with a Honda Pilot and Passport SUV. There are more of them made, so you get better deal.
It has basically same cabin interior, and features. You trade It's 3rd row seats on Pilot and interior cargo room. The Ridgeline gives you composite bed and deep watertight lockable in-bed trunk.
You get dual-action tailgate. Since last refresh the tailgate is lockable by door locks. It can be turned of in infotainment settings.
You also getting one of Honda top of the line Torque Vectorng AWD Systems.
Mechanically simular to ACURA Super Handling AWD System. But in Rigeline, Pilot,Passport they are tuned differently.
Redesign 2023 Pilot the system was updated again. Expect new redesign Ridgeline to get same.
Ridgeline is wider than it's mid-sized competition. So think carrying 5 passenger or children's car seats.
It's payload is on par with competition.
The bed is shallow, but it is wider than other midsized. It also doesn't have wheel hump intrusions in its bed.
It's lay- flat and the rear seats are 60-40 split with basically flat floor.
It's max towing capacity for all AWD models is 5,000lbs. This was same for original 1st Generation Ridgeline 2006-2014 it had 4WD System.
So towing capacity is lower.
Has limited less off-road capability because of ground clearance.
New 2023 redesign Pilot TrailSport suspension I say was designed for next Rigeline or it will have something like.
It's a Gentleman's Truck
I think it should be mentioned that the 2023 Pilot's new engine does not include Vtec. It's important to me especially when passing or going up a long stretch of mountain road. If the 2024 Ridgeline is modeled after the 2023 Pilot, then this important feature could be eliminated
Some people have told me mpg not good though??
Best vehicle I have ever owned……
What’s admiring about Honda Ridgeline is that it’s a truck... with style. It has sophistication. And, knowing Honda, it provides comfort.
I'm definitely going to look at the Honda Ridgeline for my next vehicle.
Looking to move on from my 2012 single cab Tacoma. Loved that truck but need something better suited for both work and leisure. Ridgeline is definitely on the list. Thanks for the vid - super helpful
You're welcome, Marshall!
Definitely do NOT buy the Honda, piece of junk and the dealer does not even know how to maintain. If I stop one person from buying a Ridgeline I have helped somebody.
Nice review! I’d be curious how easy it is to remove the OEM tonneau cover, does it require tools to remove. Sometimes you wanna quickly remove and leave at home for a run to the compost or big box store. I have a LoMax trifold on my Chevy Colorado and it comes on and off in seconds no tools required. Thats the bench mark for me on tri-folds. Always loved the Ridgeline, most practical choice out there.
I have always been a Toyota truck guy and a Honda for my wife. I recently sold my Toyota Tundra 5.7 engine which ran great at 13-15 miles per gallon. It was a great truck but how often did I use all of that power? Not enough to warrant keeping it. I bought a 2023 Honda Ridgeline RTL-E and could not be happier. Wow! It is so versatile and great on fuel economy. The ride is incredible but to answer the question about pulling, I have a dual axle trailer and a Kubota L2501 that I pull from time to time. This is about 5500 pounds and the Ridgeline pulls it great! I live in the mountains of VA at that. I would not pull this load across the country with my Ridgeline, but my normal use, the Ridgeline performs like a champ. The Ridgeline is the gentleman’s truck, the active gentleman’s truck and the working man’s truck! Ha
Thank you for watching and taking the time to share!
I'm in the market for a mid-size truck and one that can fit two car seats. The Ridgeline seems to be the one that fits that bill the best because it's almost a tweener ( size-wise it sits at the top end of the mid-size market, almost between a midsize and full size). I'm still holding out for the 2024 model, though. That interior really needs an update and I hope the interior from the new Pilot makes it into the Ridgeline next year. The new front end styling would be a nice bonus, and a Trailsport package would be amazing. There's still a few drawbacks with the Ridgeline in my eyes - you give up a lot of truck capability but you don't gain any gas mileage over a conventional body-on-frame truck. The bed is too shallow and hiding the spare tire under it really doesn't make sense. I would gladly trade the "hidden storage" and spare tire for a deeper bed. It still makes more sense for an urban dweller with a large yard than a "real" truck even with those gripes, though...
I got a 21 RTL and I tell you, the Ridgeline got good mpg, more than than Honda advertise.
I still own my Ridgline 2007, probably the best design from all of them. I’m not a big fan of the new models interiors, It feels small compared to the old style 2007-2014
I'm the original owner of a 2008 (Black Cherry Pearl) Ridgeline, I didn't realize how big the interior was until I sat in a Tacoma.
Damn they're tight inside.
I just traded the 07 Ridgeline I bought new in on a 23. Hated to see it go, but this new one sure drives and rides nice.
"GENTLEMEN'S Truck," eh? 🤔
I really like the ring of that.
I believe it is! I am considering the Ridgeline as my next truck.
I have a 2019 RTL-E with 43K. Love driving it and have never had any issues. “Trithium Bandit Kelsey” must have gotten a lemon. Highly recommend this wonderful vehicle. Waiting and hoping Honda brings back hand shifter and I’ll buy another one.
It's a great truck..I just got the rtle..couldn't be happier..so well made an functions flawless
It’s not body on frame, but many people, men and women should be realistic on what they are going to use the truck for. This is a perfect truck for homeowners who need a light duty truck.
I bought my wife the 2023 rtl model: it towed my trailer and spyder through the Tennessee mountains with no issues: of course we lost some fuel mileage. Definitely a great ride for a midsized truck. Power train is great w the 9 speed . I could go on ...
Hello fellow Shreveportian. Looks like you're driving off Youree, there. I'm debating hard about getting this truck. Excellent review.
Hi Joedy! You are correct. Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment.
@@VehicleVisionary I ended up getting one. I towed 3 bed fulls of mulch the first day. At 2 lbs per bag, about 800 lbs in the bed for each load. Moved around with no problems.
Nice truck
Honda should add more technologies to Ridgeline to attract buyers. Thing like digital dash, 12" infotainment display, Power folding outside mirrors, or 3D bird eyes view camera, ect... ect... Also add a hybrid version for folks who have "extra cash". Toyota is already redesigned its 2024 Tacoma interior and exterior, it's now look really nice. I think Honda should do the same for its Ridgeline.
I’ve been driving trucks for years. I’ve had Ford’s, Chevy’s,Dodge’s, etc. I’ve used them for work, utility, pulling a huge boat. I wanted to downsize without totally losing he abilities of a truck. I got the 2023 RTLE. I have hauled dirt, wood, furniture, a full load of trees from a plant nursery. No problem. One of the things that I wanted was to be able to pull a trailer. I have not attempted to pull a trailer yet however, I will soon. This truck can haul 5000 pounds worth of trailer. I decided that would be more than enough for me. I love this truck for its comfort, spaciousness, safety devices, stereo system, good looks, and just an all-around comfortable vehicle. I haven’t regretted once buying this truck.
I test drove a 23, Sport Ridgeline today and by far the smoothest riding truck I have ever driven ! But at 6,4" it would be nice to have another 4"- 6 " of leg room and that's my only complaint !
I bought the 2023 RTLe model. First I LOVE this truck EXCEPT !! I hate, hate HATE !! Trying to just turn on the radio. You have to scan thru the screen menu to simply turn on radio. There isn’t a button to just turn it on. No button labeled radio. Hard to believe but it’s true. You have to read the computer screen while your trying to drive. INSANE !! Too much computer. Not enough one push button that you can feel without taking your eyes off the road. I am shocked this is even legal.
Get used to it all the new vehicles are like that all touchscreen you have to take your eyes off the road to actually operate it
What are you talking about....just push the volume button. Thats the on/off button.
Voice commands do many things on modern vehicles that people just forget or don’t know exists.
READ your owners manual.
Regrettably, the earlier second generation models of this chassis have ran off most folks who'd be interested in one of these newer ones.
I have a 2019 RTL-E... been one hassle after another. The tonneau-cover leaks... a lot; the rear-doors don't open all the way like the front to make storing stuff easier... there's an 'upgrade' for this... good luck getting the right part, because even though it's inventoried as an upgrade or parts-revision, it's really just getting the front door door-checkers and putting them on the the back ones... kept getting the stock ones in the mail; it didn't have a tailgate lock... 2019 RTL-E... dealership put one one, but had to have the lock-tumbler configured at a locksmith 20 mi. away, they couldn't do it; the Windows '98 infotainment is pretty much useless... have to use Carplay for everything to bypass nanny-controls; the camera was misaligned when they put the lock on.
Once you have the lock out on, you have to be careful not to open the gate while it's locked... or you'll break the gate again... some kind of cable-slippage. The gate will open sideways, but not open vertically, or vice-versa.
Ir doesn't cruise right between 1600-1800 RPMs, bi-i-i-ggg mystery; which means it's a defect of some sort, it seems to be the transmission. If you go to a real mechanic, they add an additive to the transmission-fluid which helps mitigate this; it'll void the warranty for sure, but if it's not going to be honored, what difference does it make.
We haven't towed with it... I don't think I would ever do so. My experience with this thing gives me flimsy-vibes.
The hood-cover flops around in high crosswinds... it hasn't flipped-up, but it's very unsettling. 'Oh, it's fine.'. This was after the recall-work was done.
Walk-away autolock works about... 70-80% of the time; it's buggy... it panic-beeps and you lock it with the fob.
The outlet in the trunk... it's a 2-prong... I have no power-tools or tire air-compressors which are 2-prong.
I learnt yesterday this thing has another recall, engine rod-bearing defect. Don't get me wrong, I think the recalls are a good thing, they prevent buyers from being lemon-bombed. But, I'm nigh certain that when I take this thing in... they'll do some make-shift fix like they did with the hood.
It has 43k miles.
Just... don't... buy one of these things; the only other vehicle in my life with more issues was my mom's Chevy Citation.
Just brought home this identical truck last night (down to the color even) and marvel at it’s offerings. Certainly versitile and well thought out for a gardener!
Aside from the truck, that underbody rolling shot is very much appreciated.
Overall very nice features and nice truck. But my 2.7 Ecoboost F150 has better fuel economy and more HP and torque in a full size truck. But this would be a nice truck to own.
After owning and driving a second generation Ridgeline, I'd never go back to a full-size truck of any brand. Honda has it down to a science: smooth, sophisticated, and practical without sacrificing drivability, economy, or luxury.
Excellent useful comment. Considering one of these. Thanks.
I could buy any truck within reason I'm not rich but I had a decent size budget. 100% the Ridgeline at 40 to 45K is the best truck with the most room with the best engine with the best features out there. The Ridgeline is far better than a Toyota Tacoma whether it's the TRD pro or whatever. The Tacoma drives like garbage, it's small, the transmission is still a 6 speed while the Honda is a 9-speed I could go on but trust me get a Ridgeline
I don’t know you, but should trust you?
Lol.
I have a Chevy 3500 4x4 gasser for my camper and a 2023 Ridgeline. For my camper it’s the Chevy. For everything else in life from commuting to mud, off road, (not rock hopping) to snow, ice and highway it’s the Ridgeline every time. So much more comfortable to drive and plenty of capability for anyone not needing the payload and towing of my one ton. Had a Tacoma before the Chevy and other than looking bad ass it was way less enjoyable in every way than the Ridgeline. Put the running boards and a roof rack on it and if that’s not Macho enough looking pin photos of your kids on the back that show they look like you and that should be manly enough for most guys. Women are probably too logical to worry about such things and will just enjoy owning it because it’s a great truck:)
Thank you for sharing! This is one of the best owner testimonials I have seen.
I have a 2019 Ridgeline I bought new. I shopped for one feature only, and that was ease of getting in and out of the truck. All other trucks failed, except the Ridgeline. I am a big man with an exceptionally tall upper body, much taller than most. Ridgeline is the ONLY truck I can get in and out of comfortably. I tried them all.
Thank you for taking the time to share, Gerry!
Does the backseat space feel good also?
yes!@@iso2885
Here’s a clip that answers the question about towing.
ruclips.net/video/g0c8gS8P2Ag/видео.html
Side step's nice if you lift the truck
One of the best presentations I’ve ever seen. You must have black belt in sales😮
A Gentlemen's truck? Hello, some of us ladies would like to have a truck that we can handle and that doesn't scream male testosterone all over it. I test drove a Ridgeline the other day and I love it. Now I'm having to figure out which trim model to get, RTL or the RTL-E 😎
Does anyone actually use the sunroof after the first 3 months???
That is a good question, Matt! I hope some owners will leave a comment and let us know.
No. I don't like a spotlight on me for other drivers to see me that clearly. They serve no purpose.
Have a '22 Black Edition. Rarely use the sunroof. Drives nice. Great in the snow. Lots of room. Love the dual action tailgate, in bed trunk and audio. Put OEM bed cover on it.
I've had mine a year. No regrets.
Was wanting one with power seats and no sunroof, may send me back to chevy.
VCM ruined the engine, everything is on a tablet, and has plastic intake manifold. What a mess.
Very nice track. I’m looking to buy one. I love it so far.
Sistema de info entretenimiento muy pobre, sistema de audio deficiente, mucho plástico...
don't get the tonneaau cover or running boards cover leaks and boards to short not as wide as foot but he rest of truck is great
Will Honda come out with a hybrid version of the Ridgeline in 2024? We have the 2021 Hybrid CRV and it’s been a wonderful ride!
As of right now Honda has not given any details as to what is to come for the Ridgeline. Offering a hybrid version would be a great move. That is the most requested change people ask for when commenting on my videos.
I don’t think so. New generation of Pilot didn’t so must likely Ridgeline didn’t too.
great review.... i holding out till the 2025 modle!
For a total redesign version?
2024 has some nice new features on the proven reliable platform now being offered.
The instrument gauge is outdated, needs a big refresh.
Done for MY 24.
Yeah but, how often do you have to change the transmission fluid? I have heard that people must do it every 30K or less.
Every 25k if towing often. Every 30k to 40k under normal driving. Use Amsoil Signature ATF and do a drain and fill.
The Honda Ridgeline is a nice truck. It would be even nicer if they didn't leak rainwater into the cabin.
I had a 2022 RTL-E that got totaled, but I loved it. Hauled firewood no sweat and towed my boat around easily. Super fun vehicle to drive. I'm picking up a 2023 RTL-E tomorrow to replace it since my insurance covered the accident really well. Skip the running boards, they're really not necessary. I had them on my 2022 and I'm not getting them on my 2023. The roof rack looks really cool but I personally had no need for it so I'm skipping that too
Great presentation. You covered everything there is to know. Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you for taking the time to watch!
Would owners care to comment on the brakes? I keep reading that the brakes are weak, and I do plan to tow about 3500 lbs.
I loaded a couple of thousand pounds of rock and sand, it stopped no different than it were empty. I believe the brakes can handle the 5k pounds designed to tow.
I owned a Tacoma, great truck but I like my 23 Ridgeline. Very comfortable. This is my second Ridgeline. My 20 Ridgeline was great. Dealer made a nice trade, couldn’t pass up. Just being at the right place and time.
I have an old Ridgeline the front brakes are 12 inch rotors and the back rotors are 13 inch. I pull a trailer all the time never had a problem stopping it yet.
I have a 21 RTL and drive daily over mountains and no problem with breaks. 41k miles and stock pads and rotors.
Thanks for replies.
I might get one cuz it takes comma ai. Plus it can’t be more hated then my Prius right?
Great Review
My 2013 got totaled and I wanted nothing else. This RTL is all I need, light duty truck for hauling small shit, and a nice comfy cab with a solid, thick metal exterior. A gentleman's truck in every way!!!
In my younger days, I would consider what other "men" thought of me driving a honda truck. At 64-yrs old, I don't give a rat's behind. I have test driven every mid-size truck in the market, and this is the most comfortable ride, by far. I plan on doing a lot of driving once I retire, and this vehicle will allow me to do it with ease.
I'm a Silverado/Tahoe owner bought this one couple days ..I'm surprised this a legit TRUCK.
The rtl has the swoosh daytime lights but they are just decorative but the daytime lights are in the headlight area. Poor feature. The RTLE is the model where the swoosh daytime running lights come on. I still enjoy the truck
My 23 ridgeline needs a new ECM already! It has been on order for 6 weeks . How long will I have to wait?
Longer…..
Why ask a question like that…here?
It's funny to know Honda could build the most bad ass truck if they wanted to
Please tell us the Sticker price on these Vehicles ? Excellent smooth ride !! I owned a 2019 sold it ? Big Mistake , Going to buy a new one ,
i have the exact same 2023 truck and tonneau cover - you can open the bed both ways without opening the cover.
You CAN open the tailgate in the normal way with the tonneau cover in place.
Hi handsome ❤. Great channel and topic.
I have 75 miles on my 2023 HR rtle. The 4 details I would like American Honda would do is 1) Add $2,000.00 usd of cabin sound dampening 2) Add $2,000.00 for electromagnetic suspension 3) All glass be double pane 4) Have a Lexus' Steer-by-Wire like Lexus has in there new 2023. Let's go American Honda
Only truck that offers three zone climate control that I know of.
i heard the transmissions wont last 50000 miles
New owner of the '23 RTL.
My only complaint is about the stereo.
Screen isn't near as responsive as it should be in 2023, and the sound quality is not near as good as the 2013 Cadillac I traded for it...
Is that fair? Maybe not. But it's the first thing I plan on "fixing" if I end up buying after the lease.
2024 models have a bigger infotainment screen and faster processor.
I absolutely love the 2023 Honda Ridgeline I got to test drive one last week and I was so impressed with the quality and outstanding performance of the truck I was so amazed that the truck had no shifter and had buttons I was very impressed with model of Ridgeline that I drove the Sport I prefer cloth seats over leather any day the one thing I wish the Sport model did come with is the the blinking turn signals on the outside mirrors I did ask the the Honda sells guy if the mirrors could be replaced with the blinking turn signals mirrors and he said yes but would be an additional $1000-$1500 over all I was very impressed with the Honda Ridgeline Sport but im not sure I really wanna pay close to $45,000 by time i get the mirrors replaced oh and wish they offer the Ridgeline sport in metallic blue
I greatly appreciate your time. Thank you for sharing!
If it is 8k to 10k cheaper than the tacoma, i would consider this when the time comes.
Does the rtl trim have the led day time running lights ??
Yes
I read on some forums that only rtl-e n black edition has it unless they are also wrong
No radio control on the steering wheel???
Does anyone know what that little plastic piece is for @11:30
Any truth to the button gear selectors. Drinks spilling from front cup holders and shorting the vehicle out? Find it hard to believe they didnt seal the buttons off well to prevent that.
I drive a 2020 RL and have a kid :) Spilled plenty of drinks on the gear selector buttons and no issues so far.
Need all digital instrument cluster and updated head unit like the accord
I remember we used to call Honda Ridgelines everything from Soccer Dad Trucks, to Teacher/Science Professor Trucks. The kind of Truck someone buys to say they have one, or the tell his buddies he has a truck to. LOL
All the extra gadgets makes any vehicle more expensive. Please stop the madness. Abs,bags,sit belts, is all ww need
All “you” need. Many, many others enjoy modern technology.
If buy a new truck in the future, this is the it!
Hi could you verify where is the location of the oil filter? is it inside or between stabilizing bar/arm? has anyone reported issues regarding the odd location of the oil filter?
It is on the right side by the stabilizer. It may have a cover that needs to be removed but is easy to gain access to from underneath.
@@VehicleVisionary stabilizer or control arm? yeah i think thats what i saw. im just thinking the location was odd and could potentially have leaks or to cause problems with the stabilizing bar.
Wish they made a longer bed version
Where is the handle for Drive Reverse
This is known as a car with a box.
If only they can make it look more rugged, it will sell like hotcakes!
Why does it have to look more rugged? It’s not a hardcore off-roader.
Love it🎉
Electronic button transmission shifters are awful.
Worst collision avoidance system of any carmaker however……way too sensitive !!
That's a whole lot of also's and actually's in your review. Why do you add words when they're not necessary.
Love the truck...hate the Honda high maintenance costs...especially that antique timing belt bs.
I own a 22 black edition. Halogen high beam is shit. Non-folding mirrors are shit. Infotainment system constantly locks up and requires reset by powering off the car. Air conditioning blows as cold as a 1988 ford escort with a corroded receiver-dryer and a pound low on charge. The fake leather upholstery doesn’t recover to its original shape months after removing a child car seat. 21 mpg combined is a pipe dream- you’ll get 19 combined. The body panel fitment from the factory is shit.
Honda needs to pass this one off to Acura to alleviate the obvious material and workmanship shortcomings of this otherwise decent vehicle.
I bought one and I wish I hadn't. The truck looks great but there are some major feature misses that I can't look past. 1) No stop and go low speed follow. 2) It takes seconds to shift gears, very very slow. No USB-C for a 2023 truck. I own a 2023 Black Edition.
To bad it looks like a women's vehicle. Can't stand the bland look of this truck. 1st generation looked better
Well that’s very sexist.
Insecure?
Its hideous
Yeah definitely not sexy, but it's a family man's truck
Have they resolved the Transmission problems from 2022 ?
Le meilleur camion sur le marché .
If I got that truck, I would want a 2 inch lift. But for the price. I would get the Ford Maverick tremor.. And yes, I'm in the market, that's why I'm watching the video.
Agree on the lift. would be perfect if it was 2" higher. Just got BE a month ago and loving it
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I agree about the lift.
Ford Maverick much smaller pickup truck exterior and interior. It's not midsized pickup. The interior materials are cheap.
This is when you compare to Ridgeline that has same basic interior as Honda Pilot. Pay close attention to newly redesign 2023 Honda Pilot TrailSport.
They didn't do that for Pilot it's more for next Ridgeline and Passport models.
Just depends how they tune it.
Driving a Honda truck in my area of Louisiana would gain a person many laughs and eye rolls. Also, stereotyping a ‘certain type of person’ with your insulting tone would get you 86’ed from my Parrish.
Thats would not be very christian like behavior coming from what's called a parish.