Unpopular Opinion: The Honda Ridgeline is the “truck” that ~80% of truck drivers need, but don’t want.

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Unpopular Opinion: The Honda Ridgeline is the “truck” that ~80% of tru…

Unpopular Opinion: The Honda Ridgeline is the “truck” that ~80% of truck drivers need, but don’t want.

I don’t own Ridgeline but I checked one out out of pure curiosity. Super comfortable, drives nice, good gas mileage, safe, good resale value ect. It also has some cool features like the storage compartment in the bed ( that also has a drain in it so it could make a cooler for tailgating), the tailgate swings down and out, there are some other storage nooks in the bed, rear seats fold completely up and out of the way, and the thing looks pretty decent. I was kinda… impressed.

Made me think, besides not being able to tow, it’s a good vehicle. Why don’t more people consider these? Is it just simply because it isn’t a “real” truck? I need a truck, i use the bed of my truck every single day but i don’t tow. I could do everything i needed to with this vehicle and I would say a large majority of truck owners would be just fine with a Ridgeline.

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