The Honda Ridgeline is a pickup truck that looks rough on the edges but plays nice on and off-road with its comfort-exuding traits.
It’s an all-purpose pickup truck, the only pickup truck to earn a 2019 IIHS Top Safety Pick rating. Before you hop in this all-encompassing Honda model, here are your questions about the Ridgeline answered!
For the 2018 Honda Ridgeline, the truck bed cargo volume is about 960 litres (33.9 cubic feet). The maximum cargo bed length for the 2018 Ridgeline is 1625 mm, while the width (between wheel wells) is 1270 mm. The cargo bed depth is 425 mm.
The length and width for the 2019 Honda Ridgeline are the same across the board, giving you some wiggle room to work with when carrying cargo on each road trip.
The latest generation of the Ridgeline was first introduced at the 2016 Detroit auto show, with the 2017 model on display. Unlike its predecessors, the exterior design is more modern and conventional, with design cues in the front fascia as well as unique grille pattern. However, the second generation Ridgeline kept things that made the original generation standout such as the dual-action tailgate, flatbed, and folding rear seat cushions.
The towing capacity of the 2018 and 2019 Honda Ridgeline is 2,268 kg. This means that if you’re hooking up a trailer to your Ridgeline when you go on your road trip, the trailer cannot exceed that weight. Remember that the more you tow, the more pressure you put on your engine to perform. So, be careful to manage the weight and distribution; otherwise, you risk damage to your vehicle along the way.
Yes, it does. The 2019 Ridgeline and all other editions of the second-generation come packed with a dual-action tailgate as well as a lockable In-Bed Trunk.
Everything about the Ridgeline tailgate works hard as the dual-action tailgate can be pulled down to lay things flat. It can also be swung open to make loading up easier. Furthermore, you can worry less about what you left in the bed with the segment-exclusive In-Bed Trunk, which keeps your stuff locked at all times.
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