9, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- When the Honda Ridgeline was released seven years ago, it was unlike any other truck in the light duty pickup segment. The most differentiating feature was the slanted truck bed sides which have now become Hondas popular pickup fashions a sport-ready styling indicative of the vehicles practical utility. Drivers will quickly find the Ridgelines truck bed to be capable of handling a diverse range of workloads. Easily able to handle abrasive materials Where Toyota and Nissan decided to jump feet first into the compact/mid-size pickup-truck market, Honda took a decidedly different approach. Rather than trying to bring another body-on-frame pickup to the market, Honda created a crew-cab configuration LOMA LINDA, Calif., Sept. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- At a time when many of the trucks seen on the road are indistinguishable from one another, the Honda Ridgeline stands out as a highly functional and eye-catching alternative. Available at When compared to the traditional pickup truck, the 2009 Honda Ridgeline may look a bit quirky. From its flying-buttress sheetmetal connecting the cab to the bed to its unit-body construction and four-wheel independent suspension, the Ridgeline is anything The Honda Ridgeline is a good case which share the same V6. On the 2008 model, the seat fabric is now monotone and the RTS and RTL Ridgelines have machined alloy wheels. Looking at the Ridgeline overall, while we tripped over the unorthodox styling .
Lynnwood Honda has been providing sales and service excellence ever since the halcyon days of the motorcycle era, when Honda Motor Company pleaded with their dealers to sell "the little economy car." We have since grown to one of the largest Hondas four-door, five-passenger pickup receives styling upgrades and improved highway fuel economy for 2012, along with a new Ridgeline Sport model that provides high-value features targeted at the entry four-wheel-drive truck segment. The Ridgeline is currently built in Hondas Alliston The Ridgeline and the newest Odyssey minivan use the same all-aluminum 3.5-liter SOHC V6 engine, complete with VTEC electronically-variable valve timing. It develops 255 horsepower at 5750 rpm .
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