2011 Honda Ridgeline consumer reviews

I bought my 2011 Ridgeline in October 2021. The handling is very good and secret compartment is very nice. I got it with only 54k which is phenomenal for a vehicle that is 11 years old. I traded my my lexus for it and glad I did. The RTL is the full package and it's great in snow.

Have only owned my 2011 ridgeline since july 2020. Bought it with 108500 miles. Had to replace timing belt, water pump, plugs. Normal maintenance for the mileage. Absolutely love the ridgeline. Being older (78) i don't need it for anything heavy like the full size trucks. The 5ft bed works good for our craft projects, now can go to craft shows in one vehicle instead of cramming items into 2 smaller cars. Two disappointments is that the bluetooth is only for phone calls, and the navigation screen really old fashion. No hidef like todays vehicles.

I was looking for a replacement for My Saab convertible. I’m getting too old for extended drives sitting that low to the ground. It made sense to look for a smaller truck with a crew cab. The Ridgeline exceeds all my expectations

Good design and well built. Has numerous options and standard features not found on most 2011 pickups. Drivetrain requires some maintenance items more frequently than other pickups. Four wheel independent suspension improves ride , handling and traction.

The engine, drive train and body have held up excellently. The only drawback I’ve experienced with the vehicle would be the brake calipers. I’ve replaced them on a frequent basis. Besides that my Ridgeline has been extremely reliable for any weather related conditions and road surfaces.

I am very frugal with my money. I buy a vehicle that is typically 8 to 10 years old and begin putting money in keeping it running as opposed to having the payment. My must have check list includes 4 wheel drive, interior room, and minimal hauling capabilities. This opened my market to everything from SUV's to trucks. Since I bought my ridgeline, it feels like I bought a much newer vehicle. It surprises me when I take off as it is very peppy off the line. I haven't seen its ability off road yet but have read great things. So good so far. At this point, if I don't run into any mechanical issues, Honda has just stolen a life long GM buyer.

My wife and I bought our first Ridgeline in 2016 before the birth of our first child. We loved the handling, incredible comfort, space, and function offered by Honda’s truck. The safety and reliability of the Ridgeline was ever-present following two untimely collisions beyond the measure of our control. We are so thankful for the purchase of such a great vehicle and will continue to be loyal to the Honda brand!!!

Actually, I?ve thought a lot of this model Ridgeline since they came out, but it didn?t fit our family?s needs. So after my family drove a CRV, Fit, Pilot, and Elements, it is Ridgeline time. Though it had 99k miles, this one is clean and tight. It only needed the scheduled maintenance and a rear strut to be mechanically as good as new. I?ve owned two F150 4X4s and a Tundra because I needed a full-size pickup for farming and a horse. Now, the Ridgeline is all the truck that I will need 99% of the time. (As do most other pickup buyers.) I considered the new generation Ridgeline, but this generation?s interior is larger and more truck-like. Seating position, storage and console are fantastic. Plus, with the depreciation and door-dings already done, I can take this Ridgeline on my outdoor adventures without fear for the next 100k miles...or more.

Bought this used 2 years ago and am so glad I did. This is my first truck but, have driven many. Not as big as full size but certainly not a small truck. Love the trunk in bed feature and this was the deciding feature for purchase. I highly recommend this truck, comfortable, tight and drives like a car. I would not change a thing.

I have had my Honda Ridgeline RTL for 7 years and only put on 45000 miles. It has been very reliable, requiring little to no maintenance. It drives like a car, but acts like a truck. Positives: Roomy, 4 door, folding seats, dual tailgate opening, hidden trunk bed compartment, stereo, sunroof, rear window. Negatives: No Bluetooth, Navigation, or Backup Camera. Bed only holds 1 YD of material, so it is a little small for a working truck. Honda kept the same features and design through 2017 because it works.