2024 Ridgeline Walkaround

The 2024 Ridgeline strikes a balance between ruggedness and refinement, with the new TrailSport trim having some real off-road chops that can tackle tougher terrain.

It’s the perfect combination of comfort and adventure.

[chiefman]

About Damn Time for the upgrade, Because of the addition of Ventilated seats I will be ordering a Black Edition soon, Looked at every mid-size but needed ventilated seats due to living in South Ga Thanks Honda for this updated Ridgeline.

[chrisgifford]

Great truck for the city. I’ve owned 3 of them and it does what I need it to do. A leaky strut was the only issue I had with any of them. Not enough of an update to change my 2022.

[lorimcquinn]

IMO, A cam belt, interference valve activation cylinder deactivation mode and direct injection are a issue. I love the truck otherwise and while the neat features are great, they don't offset the concerns.

[frankfrankenstein]

Honda could sell a ton of Ridgelines if they would have a base model that’s more affordable for the average person! I would buy one tomorrow if it was priced right!

[accord]

To bad they didn't update there infotainment system to the Bose sound system that's in the Accord and Civic.

[Tarkus]

Not copying the Pilot Trailsport 265 tires and 1" lift was an unfortunate mistake.

[mrdave]

I drive a 2000 something Honda product. I have to admit. It’s reliable and has a SOUL. Something most Toyota’s do not have!

[LifeandTimesofMatt]

I have a 2022 Ridgeline RTL-E with less than 20k miles on it. I bought it new in March 2022. This past summer, I hit a piece of a semi’s truck tire tread on the highway when I could not change lanes or quickly stop due to heavy traffic. The tire scrap - not even a whole tire, rim, or anything close to it - bounced under my Ridgeline several times. I had to replace the driveshaft (“propeller shaft” according to Honda), all of the towing wiring and connectors (I was not towing at the time), and several other miscellaneous things under the Ridgeline also had to be fixed. A couple of more inches of ground clearance and true underbody protection like so many Ridgeline competitors have would have been incredibly welcomed and probably would have minimized all of the damage. To add insult to injury, some of the Honda parts were out of stock for weeks and I was without my primary vehicle for a while. The Ridgeline is an excellent riding “truck” and I love that characteristic. Unfortunately it is not very tough compared to the Tacoma or F-150 I had.

[mrdave]

This 3.5 engine. Damn it’s fabulous! In a Honda, Acura or Saturn!

[THirayama]

Breaking news: we have power folding mirrors!!! What a revelation!!!

[DavidPerez-qkjq]

I like the old style better like the bed gives a better look

[weirdshibainu]

I'd like to see a pickup truck based on the Acura MDX. A nice, sleek street truck.

[chrisb]

Honda, I’m a fan, but you dropped the ball! The Trailsport trims need 3 inches more ground clearance. This detail made me buy a Tacoma Trd Off-road and my wife a Subaru Outback XT. You guys make awesome Atvs & Utvs with independent suspension AND high ground clearance. Why doesn’t the Ridgeline or any of your SUVs have it? 🙄

[seanjamesmacleod]

The truck is not bad at all to be honest it is pretty nice, my brother in law has one and it's an awesome truck, it's the biggest mid-size truck too, good leg and head room.
All Honda needs to do is redesign on what's there, don't change what's good and make the following new changes:
-Two engine options: a better improved naturally aspirated V6 and a just as powerful hybrid engine.
-Make towing capacity competitive for both engines making sure the chassis are masterfully engineered and strengthened. I know it's now built on a unibody chassi but maybe improve it.
-The bed is amazing don't change it (especially that one and only compartment that you can lock, it's just unique to the Ridegline) but maybe add a few more ideas like a few steps on the fender or something to make climbing unto to the bed easier.
-Also I think the front is about the only part that needs more square like aggressiveness. I guess if you put the new pilot front, you are set.
-I'm not a fan of the stick out infotech screen on the New Pilot interior (don't get me wrong it's not a bad interior and it's functional). But for a truck the interior could use a more slick, but square and aggressive look perhaps (sort of like a rectangular flowing dashboard where the infotech and instrument cluster are all in one screen sort of like an E Class Mercedes but more truck like) Also the tech is not bad at all, just needs a few improvements.
-I like that for the 2024 they put a nice arm console in the middle, keep that please as it looks more like a truck instead of a minivan. And maybe put a few USBS in the back.
-and for all our sakes PLEASE, LED LIGHTS EVERYWHERE.

[janrodneysantos]

I noticed, it doesn’t have a 360 camera. Or I didn’t notice it.

[ttill]

Stamped tailgate……yes…. Great Now it’s more capable and modern. A few dents in the tailgate and upgraded tires. Wow so much is new😂.

[billthehofcollector]

Hope this doesn’t mean we get 2 more years of this. Where’s the new model? Tacoma and others made their move

[josej]

Hello Honda
On the website for the trailsport it says on some areas that it comes with the 540 watt 8 speaker and on the comparison list it states 7 speaker 200 watts. Which is correct for this model?

[bradrook]

Actually speaking they upped the h.p. to 285..not much but every little bit helps

[ClintEastonz]

Any new interior color options other than black?