T Mac
03-02-2005, 11:07 AM
Ridgeline rocks: Honda jumps into the truck wars and lands a serious hit. (http://money.cnn.com/2005/03/02/pf/autos/ridgeline_review/)
by Lawrence Ulrich, MONEY magazine
by Lawrence Ulrich, MONEY magazine
CNN/Money: Ridgeline Rocks [3.2.5]T Mac 03-02-2005, 11:07 AM Ridgeline rocks: Honda jumps into the truck wars and lands a serious hit. (http://money.cnn.com/2005/03/02/pf/autos/ridgeline_review/) by Lawrence Ulrich, MONEY magazine zero 03-02-2005, 11:56 AM I am always amazed that when an article wants to point out a short coming of the Ridgeline it has to invite a comaprison to full sized pick-ups. I have seen more comparisons against the Ford F150 than any other pick-up. 1manparty 03-02-2005, 01:09 PM I am always amazed that when an article wants to point out a short coming of the Ridgeline it has to invite a comaprison to full sized pick-ups. I have seen more comparisons against the Ford F150 than any other pick-up. We should be flattered. The current F-150 is the best of the conventional trucks. Ridgleline can't compete with towing and payload but it does handle enough for most people. But Ridgeline has the F-150 beat on everything else. Better ride, better fuel economy, cleaner emissions and better turning radius. Styling is subjective, but IMHO Ridgeline looks good, while the F-150 looks good too it just an evolution of conventional pick-ups, nothing we haven't seen before. Change is good. :) Ctrl-Z 03-02-2005, 03:42 PM "The bed will carry 1,100 pounds of payload, versus well over 1,600 for some half-ton pick-ups." I wonder which half-tons those are? The Ridgeline payload is 1549 lbs of which 1100 can be in the bed. That is far better than many half-tons. For example, a top-line Nissan Titan crew-cab has a total payload of a little more than 1100 lbs. | |