I have been using my wifes Ridgeline working insurance claims for hurricane Katrina for the past month... I may not give it back to her. This is a great truck!
This is one safe truck.
After visiting our daughter in NE Arkansas yesterday. We ran into the now Tropica storm Rita. In all places in Jacksonville, the rain was coming down sideway & the winds were gusty all afternoon. At time visibility was so bad a number of use stopped on the hard shoulder, because we could'nt see. It took us over 3 hours to drive the 125 mile home. The Ridgeline was steady as a rock in the wind gusts, & stayed on the highway through all the standing water & so on. The condictions were so bad, we all should have had our heads examined for being out driving in such weather. The only good thing about that trip was the joy & saftty of being in the Ridgeline & I returned 24 MPG. A result of the reduced speed we were alll driving. Honda you have made us a great little truck. 
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That is GREAT NEWS! Not even any wet carpet?
rogerstruck said:After visiting our daughter in NE Arkansas yesterday. We ran into the now Tropica storm Rita. In all places in Jacksonville, the rain was coming down sideway & the winds were gusty all afternoon. At time visibility was so bad a number of use stopped on the hard shoulder, because we could'nt see. It took us over 3 hours to drive the 125 mile home. The Ridgeline was steady as a rock in the wind gusts, & stayed on the highway through all the standing water & so on. The condictions were so bad, we all should have had our heads examined for being out driving in such weather. The only good thing about that trip was the joy & saftty of being in the Ridgeline & I returned 24 MPG. A result of the reduced speed we were alll driving. Honda you have made us a great little truck.
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So glad you are safe.rogerstruck said:After visiting our daughter in NE Arkansas yesterday. We ran into the now Tropica storm Rita. In all places in Jacksonville, the rain was coming down sideway & the winds were gusty all afternoon. At time visibility was so bad a number of use stopped on the hard shoulder, because we could'nt see. It took us over 3 hours to drive the 125 mile home. The Ridgeline was steady as a rock in the wind gusts, & stayed on the highway through all the standing water & so on. The condictions were so bad, we all should have had our heads examined for being out driving in such weather. The only good thing about that trip was the joy & saftty of being in the Ridgeline & I returned 24 MPG. A result of the reduced speed we were alll driving. Honda you have made us a great little truck.
I too have experienced monsoon season and Ridgena was the first car I have ever driven that didn't make me nervous. I hope Honda doesn't change a thing.
NotaChevy
No wet capet. stayed dry. did not even try & grab the wheel out of my hands going through all that standing water.
No wet capet. stayed dry. did not even try & grab the wheel out of my hands going through all that standing water.
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