The Honda Ridgeline has long been a favorite of buyers looking for a reliable, refined, and comfortable pickup. With more and more models joining the mid-size truck segment, here's how the Ridgeline continues to stand out.
An efficient and capable powertrain
The 2023 Honda Ridgeline is powered by a proven 3.5L V6 engine that makes it more capable than many other mid-size pickups. In fact, the Ridgeline can tow loads up to 5,000 pounds with its 280-horsepower output and 9-speed automatic transmission. Unlike the turbocharged engines of many competing models, this engine is remarkably smooth and refined, enhancing occupant comfort and making the Ridgeline an ideal choice for those who need truck capability but don't want a vehicle that compromises driveability.
Despite its capabilities and standard all-wheel drive, the Ridgeline requires only 11.5 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers thanks to active displacement management and the ECON driving mode.
A 5'4" cargo bed
The 2023 Honda Ridgeline features a 5'4" x 5'0" cargo box that can accommodate a host of bulky, dirty, or wet items that you don't want to put inside the cabin. The bed is also scratch-resistant due to its standard durable coating and offers a lockable in-floor trunk to keep items out of sight and shielded from the weather. An available integrated audio system also allows you to listen to music outside the vehicle. In addition to these storage solutions, the 2023 Ridgeline also has a very roomy interior that benefits from folding rear seats that allow maximum use of interior space in any situation.
Advanced technologies
Since the 2023 Honda Ridgeline is based on the Pilot SUV, it offers many of the same standard and available comfort, convenience, and safety features. For example, it is available with items such as ventilated front seats, a 540-watt premium audio system, a three-zone automatic climate control, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Wi-Fi connectivity, rain-sensing wipers, LED headlights and taillamps, a power sliding rear window, a glass sunroof, Homelink, and a long list of safety technologies such as blind spot assist, rear cross-traffic alert, lane departure mitigation, adaptive cruise control, and trailer stability assist.
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