Hi all, I have a 2019 Ridgeline RTL-E with only 5k miles. I am thinking of upgrading to a 2020 due to new 0.9% financing and hungry dealerships. I am concerned that the 9-speed is not as robust as the 6-speed. Can you give your thoughts on the 6 vs 9? Have you experienced any rough shifts...

I wonder if Honda will release the 2020’s in March, like the did with the 19’s, or if it will be next fall. Anyone hear anything yet?

Here's an article that consolidates all the known changes to the 2020 Ridgeline: The refreshed 2020 Honda Ridgeline exchanges its 6-speed automatic transmission for a 9-speed unit and introduces paddle shifters and idle stop. A pushbutton shifter replaces a traditional shift lever and a...

Update 1-22-20: New details have emerged on 2020 rear hinges. It looks like the prefered method for 2017-2019 models who want larger rear opening should use the front door checks from 2017-2019 on rear. The 2020 rear door checks require 2020 rear hinges to function properly on 2017-2019 models...

Went to the Ridgeline website on Honda.com Scrolled down to the Honda Sensing section and over to the ACC option and it reads: "ACC helps you maintain a set following interval behind a detected vehicle for highway driving. If the detected vehicle slows to a stop, ACC is designed to slow and...