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This just came up on my home page. Pretty good review.
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/LongTerm/articleId=105797
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/LongTerm/articleId=105797
I don't have the heated seats, but this sounds kinda funny to me. I wonder if they don't want you to sweat your b*lls off...and maybe the back rest is more important to keep warm!?!?!brian1972ct said:I agree with the heated seats comment.....I thought maybe there was something wrong with the one on the bottom of the seat. The back heats up pretty good, but the bottom, hardly at all...
Exactly! ...denvrfan said:I think they nailed the essence of what is a Ridgeline is all about. It's not for everybody but the lucky people like us who select this vehicle will be pampered like no other truck on the road today.
I concur denvfan and after reading alot of the stuff on Edmonds we really don't have that much faith in there conclusions.denvrfan said:I think they nailed the essence of what is a Ridgeline is all about. It's not for everybody but the lucky people like us who select this vehicle will be pampered like no other truck on the road today.
I've got to agree about the seats now that the 30deg temps are here. My seat is hot in under 10 minutes. Before then my passengers usually complain that they think they've wet themselvesRuffles said:I'm fine with the seats. Both the back and bottom get plenty warm for me. In fact, I only use mine on low. My wife likes the high setting. I can definatly feel them cycle, which is a good thing. If they just stayed hot they whole time, it would be very annoying. While on the subject of heat, I've been VERY impressed with how fast the truck heats up. I seem to get hot air blowing out of the vents in about a quarter of the time it takes our Dodge Caravan to warm up. My wife is very jealous.