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It's not easy to categorize Honda's Ridgeline pickup. It's full-size, yet comes only with a V6 engine. It's got a four-door crew cab, but isn't intended to seat five workmen in overalls. It might be best to characterize the Ridgeline as an SUV without a roof over the cargo area.

Although it can't tackle the tough jobs, the Honda offers buyers a spacious sedan-like interior and enough room to carry just about everything from jet skis and dirt bikes to appliances and furniture. You can also tow up to 5,000 pounds—enough for the family motorboat or camper. The Ridgeline first appeared in 2006 and has carried on with only detail changes.

History of the Honda Ridgeline

2006 - 2013 Honda Ridgeline

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Major changes included:

The Honda Ridgeline was introduced for the 2006 model year, finally giving customers what Honda dealers had craved for years: a truck. Unlike rivals Toyota and Nissan, though, Honda charted an unconventional route by making a crew-cab pickup that shared a less rugged platform with the Pilot crossover and Odyssey minivan. Honda also opted for less capable full-time all-wheel drive. A V6 was mated to an automatic transmission, and the Ridgeline boasted clever storage solutions offered by no other pickup on the market.

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