Honda Ridgeline 2008

The Honda Ridgeline 2008 is one car that drew criticism for its design and well that’s real good news for the Honda. This is because polarizing car-styling sells more of it than designs that bring in no strong reactions. The Honda Ridgeline 2008 is the first mid-size pickup truck with a cargo bed having a secured storage compartment plus an independent rear suspension to improve ride quality. This half-ton truck loves rough roads and has a 5000-lb towing capacity plus 1550-lb payload capacity. The Ridgeline is built to perform with 17-inch wheels, dual-action tailgate, lockable in-bed trunk, and Honda satellite-linked navigation system and dual-zone automatic climate control with air-filtration system.

The Ridgeline can comfortably seat five adults and also has the 60/40 lift-up rear seats to load people and cargo. It also features leather-trimmed seats and a power-sliding rear cabin window. The car’s brawn is its 3.5-liter, 247 hp, VTEC V-6 engine coupled with 5-speed automatic transmission and automatic 4-wheel drive system. The Ridgeline has evolved a comprehensive approach for providing safety of highest level. Its tough backbone is the closed-box frame and a reinforced unit body. The Ridgeline is designed to give you exactly what you need to get your job done. The Honda’s quality built-in is the added-on advantage to keep your truck with you for long times ahead.

Specs:
• Drivetrain Front wheel drive
• City (MPG) 15
• Hwy (MPG) 20
• Horsepower 247 @ 5750
• Torque(lb-ft) 245 @ 4500
• Wheelbase (in.) 122.0
• Length (in.) 206.8
• Width (in.) 77.8
• Height (in.) 70.3

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