Used 2017 Honda Ridgeline for Sale

Item: 2017 Honda Ridgeline
Rating: 4.8
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2017 Honda Ridgeline Reviews

4.8 out of 5 (16 reviews)

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highly recommend very smooth running vehicle with plenty of extras for any occasion

Pros

Cabin Noise: very quiet ride to hear tunes listen to audiobooks or talk on the phone
Fuel Economy: getting between 20/25 mpg for a pickup that’s pretty darn good
Reliability: it’s a Honda enough said!

This is not a body on frame truck, so the towing capacity is somewhat lacking to other midsize trucks, that being said towing over 5,000 lbs seems like a full size kind of thing anyways. This truck rides better than any other truck because of the unibody design, is fairly quick at a 6.5ish 0-60, and is a luxury bargain. These trucks are cheap to buy and cheap on gas (30mpg highway). The bed actually has an integrated trunk in the bottom of it, large enough for my construction tools, so I have lockable storage with no bed length compromise like I had with the bed box on my Tacoma. The interior space is also impressive due to the unibody design it has a flat floor in the back seat and has surprising amount of width inside for a midsize truck. last but not least because of again the unibody design the bed is flat, no wheel arches, so loading payload like plywood or a four wheeler, the item can lay flat not to mention the payload capacity of 1500lbs a whopping 600lbs more than my 2020 Tacoma. Would highly recommend as a daily commuter truck-like vehicle.

Pros

Fuel Economy: It has great fuel economy compared to other midsize trucks. My 2020 Tacoma averaged 18mpg and this averages 26mpg, that's insane.
Technology and Entertainment: The 2017 model came with Apple Carplay and Android auto, that is uncommon in a 2017 model year vehicle.
Cargo Space: The unibody construction allows the floor to be entirely flat in the backseat, there's enough room for 2 full size mountain bikes, in the back seat.

Cons

Cost to Maintain: It is a very reliable vehicle being a Honda, the previous Ridgeline I owned (2008) lasted for 260,000 miles before I got rid of it. That being said, every 100,000 miles you will need to replace the timing belt. 1 point for the Tacoma because the engine in that midsize has a timing chain. The timing belt service is expensive at around 1,000 to 1,500 bucks so keep that in mind. (if the timing belt snaps,the engine is shot because of it's design)
Styling: Other truck owners will make fun of it's looks because it's so much more comfortable and practical than their trucks.

This truck is a fully loaded dream machine! Plenty of power, roomy and I'm still discovering new features. Truly built for safety.

Pros

Cabin Noise: Quiet. I was talking to a friend recently and they had no idea that I was on the road!
Styling: It's a truck! How can you go wrong?!

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