I am seriously considering coming back to a Ridgeline. I had a 2008 RTS which I sold when gas was real expensive and I commuted more.
I currently drive a 2001 Dakota sport extended cab good condition few issuesand a 2012 Dodge charger rt. The beater and a fun car, but with 3 girls getting older its tight to get them in the back of the dakota for short trips. Heat doesnt work great either, no power accesories, but runs well, ac works
I am a DIY burn firewood in my stove in the winter, and use the pickup alot, but dont need a full blown pickup. Having had a ridgline and how nice it drives, and the large backseat for the kids and dog Im started looking around again getting rid of both and just get a used nice Ridgeline.
I have been looking around at some CPO Ridges, mostly only RTL listed. I did come across a 2012 RTS with under a 100 miles at a dealer ( asking 26.9, and wondering if its worth looking at that one and seeing if they will go any lower or if thats in the ball park. Its basically new. OR do I go with a RTl with higher miles, similar price. The leather would be nice with the kids and the dog, heated seats would be nice as well in the winter.(NY) I only drive about 5 k miles a year and I do need a 4wd/awd type auto in the winter since I do go out when its bad to snow plow.
Baiscially do I go with RTL with some mileage or look at the RTS thats almost new. I guess one could always put on leather seat covers and update the radio and still be ahead of the game?
I do like the look 18 inch rims on the RTL give the ridgeline, and the color or the RTS black is not my favorite either. I dont see much of a difference between the 12 and the newer Ridges so that'
s not a problem either.
If I missed anything with the differences please let me know, and what do you think give the scenarios? Thanks
I currently drive a 2001 Dakota sport extended cab good condition few issuesand a 2012 Dodge charger rt. The beater and a fun car, but with 3 girls getting older its tight to get them in the back of the dakota for short trips. Heat doesnt work great either, no power accesories, but runs well, ac works
I am a DIY burn firewood in my stove in the winter, and use the pickup alot, but dont need a full blown pickup. Having had a ridgline and how nice it drives, and the large backseat for the kids and dog Im started looking around again getting rid of both and just get a used nice Ridgeline.
I have been looking around at some CPO Ridges, mostly only RTL listed. I did come across a 2012 RTS with under a 100 miles at a dealer ( asking 26.9, and wondering if its worth looking at that one and seeing if they will go any lower or if thats in the ball park. Its basically new. OR do I go with a RTl with higher miles, similar price. The leather would be nice with the kids and the dog, heated seats would be nice as well in the winter.(NY) I only drive about 5 k miles a year and I do need a 4wd/awd type auto in the winter since I do go out when its bad to snow plow.
Baiscially do I go with RTL with some mileage or look at the RTS thats almost new. I guess one could always put on leather seat covers and update the radio and still be ahead of the game?
I do like the look 18 inch rims on the RTL give the ridgeline, and the color or the RTS black is not my favorite either. I dont see much of a difference between the 12 and the newer Ridges so that'
s not a problem either.
If I missed anything with the differences please let me know, and what do you think give the scenarios? Thanks