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The Honda Ridgeline was first launched in 2005 as Honda’s entry into the pickup truck market, offering a unique approach compared to traditional body-on-frame pickups. Built on a unibody platform derived from Honda’s SUVs, the Ridgeline was designed to combine the utility of a pickup truck with the comfort and handling of a crossover. Its first generation (2005–2014) introduced features that set it apart, such as the In-Bed Trunk® and a dual-action tailgate. After a brief hiatus, Honda introduced the second generation in 2016, which refined the design, improved towing capabilities, and added advanced safety and connectivity features. Today, the Ridgeline continues to be recognized as a versatile pickup for drivers who value practicality, innovation, and everyday usability.

Key Features

• Design: Distinctive unibody construction, providing a smooth ride more similar to an SUV than a traditional truck.
• Performance: Equipped with a V6 engine, delivering a balance of power, fuel efficiency, and capability for towing and hauling.
• Utility: Unique features such as the In-Bed Trunk® (lockable storage compartment), dual-action tailgate, and a spacious truck bed that enhances versatility.
• Technology: Offers modern infotainment with smartphone integration, advanced navigation, and multiple connectivity options.
• Safety: Comes with Honda Sensing driver-assist technologies, including collision mitigation braking, lane keeping assist, and adaptive cruise control.