2007 Honda Ridgeline Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Is everything you want in a car or truck for an active family. Also, the resale value is unbelievable !! although I have no intention to sell mine for a while. You gotta experience it to really sense the greatness of this Honda Technology. Nothing you expect in a truck cause it's ride like a car or SUV. With other cars I previously owned, there's one good trusted shop we (finally) found due to this and that went wrong. With Ridgeline, I don't visit the shop anymore. I bet they miss me ! So in short - it's very reliable ! Ask yourself, have you ever seen a Ridgeline behind a tow truck ? I could answer that as "hmmmh, yeah, now that you mention it, I never seen one like ever !" Really made me wonder how come domestic car makers couldn't make one like Honda? FYI, My two previous cars were Jeep. Should I write more ? I think most people want reliable and economical right ? Other knick knacks are nice but those two are the main thing at least for me. So I'm signing off here by saying, you won't ever regret getting a Ridgeline, trust me! PS. My husband is a mechanic. His dad used to race fast cars, and he thinks Ridgeline got the acceleration power more than you need.

Decent power accelerates well. Handles great, very comfortable interior. The interior and exterior has great styling. gas mileage disappointing. Built on a Honda Pilot chassis, so too light for a truck. Not a true 4X4. It is a fun truck to drive, overall I love it.

Great value. Love the automatic 4 wheel drive and remote starter

Sturdy, quick, good sound system, pwr sliding rear window....and the simple fact that its a HONDA

If you look at the Honda Ridgeline, you'll notice that it's different right away. The exterior design is bold and vastly different than anything else presetnly on the market. Last week I went to my local Honda dealership for a test-drive and liked what it had to offer. The power from the 3.5-liter (247-hp) engine was nice, but it was less than what I was used to. The mileage is what really surprised me - only 16 city and 21 highway. That was a shocker coming from Honda. I would've thought they could do better than that! However, I was impressed with some of the other features like the disappearing compartment in the center console and the dual-action tailgate. The interior was roomy, but felt more like a cockpit to me. It wasn't a bad thing - I just couldn't get used to it during my short trip around the block. Again, the bold lines were brought into the interior giving it a contiguous feel. Overall, I liked the Ridgeline enough to say that I'd buy one if I could afford $30,000 for a truck. (What are they thinking?!) Alas, I will just have to admire it from afar.

It’s the Most versatile crossover suv that you am an buy. Very well engineered. I have had 3 and I am looking for my 4th.

Overall really like it. 2nd choice would have been a Toyota Tacoma, but wouldn't have ridden as smooth and wouldn't have had the trunk. Wish the sunroof was available without the leather seats. Can't believe they are not going to make them any more.

Great quality for a truck with >200k miles. Unfortunately the truck us missing the tow package.

Truck was leaking power steering fluid like crazy .