2007 Honda Ridgeline by Consumer Reports
MSRP Price Range $27,800 - $34,940
Invoice Price Range $25,042 - $31,458
MSN Ratings
Expert 8.0
User 9.7
Overall Test Score
79 Read Snapshot
Ratings Snapshot
2007 Honda Ridgeline RTS V6
Consumer Reports Overview
The Ridgeline is our top-rated pickup. Honda's first pickup has agile handling and a ride that's supple and steady, like a good sedan. It features a tailgate that opens vertically or horizontally, and beneath the bed is an all-weather, lockable trunk. The standard 3.5-liter V6 engine is quiet, smooth, and responsive. Road noise is pronounced. The roomy crew cab is nicely detailed and easy to access. The five-foot-long cargo bed is made from composite material and has no wheel arch intrusion. While not designed for serious off-roading, it proved capable in most off-road conditions. Its 5,000-lb. towing capacity fits between most compact and full-sized trucks. Reliability has dropped to average.
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Consumer Reports Bottom Line Price
The Consumer Reports Bottom Line Price is the dealer invoice minus any holdbacks, national dealer incentives, and customer rebates.
Bottom Line Price Range: $24,208 - $30,410
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Road Test Results
Overall Rating
(Compact pickup trucks)
Highest Rated 79
RTS V6 79
Lowest Rated 40
Consumer Reports Recommended Alternates
▪ 2007 Nissan Frontier
▪ 2007 Toyota Tacoma
Do you think this seems to be correct from everyones experiences? Sometimes they are consumer Mis-reports! I thought the RL was above average???
MSRP Price Range $27,800 - $34,940
Invoice Price Range $25,042 - $31,458
MSN Ratings
Expert 8.0
User 9.7
Overall Test Score
79 Read Snapshot
Ratings Snapshot
2007 Honda Ridgeline RTS V6
Consumer Reports Overview
The Ridgeline is our top-rated pickup. Honda's first pickup has agile handling and a ride that's supple and steady, like a good sedan. It features a tailgate that opens vertically or horizontally, and beneath the bed is an all-weather, lockable trunk. The standard 3.5-liter V6 engine is quiet, smooth, and responsive. Road noise is pronounced. The roomy crew cab is nicely detailed and easy to access. The five-foot-long cargo bed is made from composite material and has no wheel arch intrusion. While not designed for serious off-roading, it proved capable in most off-road conditions. Its 5,000-lb. towing capacity fits between most compact and full-sized trucks. Reliability has dropped to average.
For full ratings, results, and the
Consumer Reports Bottom Line
Price on this model, click here.
Consumer Reports Bottom Line Price
The Consumer Reports Bottom Line Price is the dealer invoice minus any holdbacks, national dealer incentives, and customer rebates.
Bottom Line Price Range: $24,208 - $30,410
Find out exactly what the dealer
paid with a New Car Buying Kit.
Road Test Results
Overall Rating
(Compact pickup trucks)
Highest Rated 79
RTS V6 79
Lowest Rated 40
Consumer Reports Recommended Alternates
▪ 2007 Nissan Frontier
▪ 2007 Toyota Tacoma
Do you think this seems to be correct from everyones experiences? Sometimes they are consumer Mis-reports! I thought the RL was above average???