2013 Honda Ridgeline consumer reviews

Bought 2013 for well under expected prices. Get online quotes! Beautiful outside and inside. Very functional. Smooth and extremely comfortable ride. Four door, five seater, automatic, 4x4, trunk under bed of truck, and back up camera. I hope they are still available in a few years so we can get a second one.

This was the best experience I have had in over 55 years of car/truck buying. The salesman at Trickett Honda, Ron Barrett was the best yet. The truck is all I wanted and needed. If the gas mileage were better than 15 to 18 it would be fantastic. I like what I bought.

Just got a 2013 and couldn't be more pleased. Had a 2006 and heard in 2009 there were 50 "tweaks" so I wanted another one. I was going to wait until the new design but it may be 2016 now and I didn't want to wait that long. I kept track of the mileage for the first tank and it was 20.4. I never got that in my 2006. I did get the bed cover this time so maybe that helped. I just put in a K&N air filter today so I hope I go up to 21mpg. The new one is quieter than the 2006 and a lot smother on the highway. I have hauled lawn mowers, mulch, top soil, mattresses, rock, and plants in it and NO problem. If you want to pull a 5th wheel and a large trailer, you don't need a mid sized truck anyway,

Fist truck I've owned and am planning on purchasing another one. Sold the other one before purchasing another. Sold it to a friend.

I drove many trucks for a living at thirty plus years as a phone repairman in the cascade mountains of WA. State.I drove many brands and found that the Ridgeline surpasses them in total areas in convenience, reliability ease of driving in on highway and mountain road driving. Many trucks get the job done but none with the ease and engineering and for thought and design in his truck. Buy one, you will see the difference as I did.

Nice truck, very good on icy roads in Fairbanks. I like a lot of space for storage. Good looking truck.

I HAVE ONLY PUT A LITTLE OVER 500 MILES ON THE TRUCK. IN THE FROZEN NORTH OF VERMONTS ICE AND SNOW I DON'T BELIEVE I'VE SPUN A TIRE. THE FOLD UP REAR SEATS ALLOW MANY ODD SIZED PACKAGES TO BE CARRIED OUT OF THE WEATHER. AS A HOME OWNER YOU ALWAYS NEED A TRUCK FOR SOMETHING, TRASH HAULING,LANDSCAPING MATERIAL,ETC. THIS TRUCK FIT MY NEEDS PERFECTLY,AND I STILL HAVE ROOM FOR THE WIFE,SON AND 92YR OLD DAD.. GAS MILEAGE COULD BE BETTER, BUT IS STILL BETTER THAN MY OLD CHEVY1500 AND IT RIDES BETTER.

Most practical car I have driven. Has hauling adequate for most tasks, Has a largeTRUNK! space for 5. Space for your purse in front of large console with storage. Easy to drive and parallel park. Much more practical for ordinary city driving and regular life than our double cab pickup. Gas milage is as advertised. Handling is very good. It is a pleasant car to drive. It will haul a popup or boat and tows well. We can throw the fishing stuff in the bed and then hose it out. The bed looks small but will carry large dresser,single bed, 4 chairs and table along w many boxes with the tailgate up as we moved a child from college. Will carry five comfortably for distance. Backup camera is a great plus. More practical than the minivan or truck because it has a large hidden trunk. Can secure things without their being visible.It sounds funny but this is a family friendly truck. We have driven Hondas for generations and have been pleased with reliability for 40+ years. I have no expectation that this will be different than the minivan which we drove for 10 years, sold to a friend and is still going strong or my civic which had over 200000 when it was wrecked while parked. I wish I had bought one sooner. They look funny initially but this is a great, fun to drive, and practical truck for regular use.

I own a 2007 (with 155K miles)and a new 2013 Ridgeline. Good points: Great trucks that ride like cars. Mileage about 21 on hwy at 75MPH. Plenty of room and can tow up to 5K lbs...I tow a 3K lb. boat with it. The 2007 had back up sensors.( that I prefer to the 2013 back up camera) Bad points: The back up camera is less user friendly than the back up sensors. In poor weather conditions, the camera distorts the view terribly and doesn't provide the driver with a signal or alarm when too close to an object. The camera lacks the confidence one get with sensor alarms With the camera, I expect more damage compared to having sensors alarm. They have been problem free vehicles todate! Wish they made a diesel version. That would be a great vehicle if suspension is well matched for the added weight.

The Ridgeline is really all that most truck owners need. It will tow boat, take trash to the dump or lawn tracker to the shop. With the bed above the wheels, there is lots of room. Inside are all of the creature comforts one could need. Possible leather, heated seats, good rear seat with lots of flexibility (one side up, other side up, great USABLE floor space), moon roof. Nice power, reasonable fuel economy. Love it!