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2021 Ridgeline Sport with HPD Package 2021 Ridgeline Sport with HPD Package. That unyielding desire to be congenial was the Achilles’ heel of the current-generation Honda Ridgeline when it debuted in ...

No. The second-generation Ridgeline — which is dramatically less weird-looking than the first — debuted back in 2017. But Honda has made significant changes for the 2021 model year. The Ridgeline ...

When the Honda Ridgeline first came out in 2005, it was a unique take on the midsize pickup that had many innovative features but wasn't well received by the traditional truck-buying public. Then, ...

Unibody pickup trucks are having something of a moment. The 2022 Ford Maverick garnered tons of attention earlier this month and the hype around the 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz has been years in the ...

This year, the Ridgeline comes in Sport, RTL, RTL-E, and Black Edition trim levels. Each one has a crew cab and a standard 33.9 cubic-foot dent- and scratch-resistant cargo bed with a nearly flat load ...

The Honda Ridgeline came back for 2021 with mostly small updates that made the unibody truck more distinctive without losing its metropolitan vibe. Before its refresh, the pickup was easily confused ...

Honda and Toyota have two different takes on what makes a great midsize pickup truck. The Honda Ridgeline appeals to casual truck users seeking the utility of an open cargo bed without giving up the ...

Honda was kind enough to provide us with an example of the 2021 Honda Ridgeline AWD RTL-E for six months. (The semiconductor chip shortage has made it difficult to provide the yearlong loans we ...

Brand identity is a tricky thing to get right. If the second-generation Ridgeline had a problem, it was that it was just too similar, from the front at least, to Honda's Pilot. That's not a bad ...