The new year has a lot in store for the car industry and Honda's a creator to keep an eye out for. In 2005, Honda decided to develop a truck that combined full size versatility with a compact, practical capsule. The idea inspired the Ridgeline, which redefined pickup trucks with innovations featuring an integrated closed-box frame, a large In-Bed Trunk as well as a dual-action tailgate.
On Jan.11, the new generation Ridgeline will debut at the Detroit Auto Show, ready to wow its future drivers. The updated pickup truck will have improved spaced, comfort and utility, according to Honda, so it's definitely a model to keep your eyes peeled for.
Here are a few things you need to know about the 2017 Honda Ridgeline.
Its power train is impressive
According to Car and Driver, the Ridgeline will share the 2016 Honda Pilot's power train. A direct-injected 3.5-liter V6, six-speed …show more content…
Looking past the genetic aesthetics, the 2017 Honda Ridgeline will prove its masculinity in the performance of the power train.
What to hope for
At the end of the day, hopes for compelling fuel economy and refinement are necessary for the 2017 Honda Ridgeline. Solid towing and hauling capability would be a huge plus, too, especially if Honda wants to keep the adventurous truck drivers on its side.
When can I expect the new model - how much will it cost?
While the 2017 Honda Ridgeline will be making its first appearance at the Detroit auto show in January, you won't be able to purchase one right away. Car and Driver said the truck will arrive later in the year for sale at dealerships. Expect a manufacturer's suggested retail price starting at about $30,000, much like the Chevy Colorado, GMC Canyon and Toyota
On Jan.11, the new generation Ridgeline will debut at the Detroit Auto Show, ready to wow its future drivers. The updated pickup truck will have improved spaced, comfort and utility, according to Honda, so it's definitely a model to keep your eyes peeled for.
Here are a few things you need to know about the 2017 Honda Ridgeline.
Its power train is impressive
According to Car and Driver, the Ridgeline will share the 2016 Honda Pilot's power train. A direct-injected 3.5-liter V6, six-speed …show more content…
Looking past the genetic aesthetics, the 2017 Honda Ridgeline will prove its masculinity in the performance of the power train.
What to hope for
At the end of the day, hopes for compelling fuel economy and refinement are necessary for the 2017 Honda Ridgeline. Solid towing and hauling capability would be a huge plus, too, especially if Honda wants to keep the adventurous truck drivers on its side.
When can I expect the new model - how much will it cost?
While the 2017 Honda Ridgeline will be making its first appearance at the Detroit auto show in January, you won't be able to purchase one right away. Car and Driver said the truck will arrive later in the year for sale at dealerships. Expect a manufacturer's suggested retail price starting at about $30,000, much like the Chevy Colorado, GMC Canyon and Toyota