2023 Honda Ridgeline vs. Competition

Advantages

Optimize for the terrain.

The Intelligent Traction Management system lets you select between four modes: Normal, Snow, Sand, and Mud. This convenient feature helps you tackle a variety of tough terrains in the Ridgeline, but you won’t find Sand or Mud modes on the Colorado, and you’d have to pay extra to get a similar feature on the Ranger.
RTL-E shown in Modern Steel Metallic.

A smarter way to load and unload.

The Ridgeline has a dual-action tailgate that can be conventionally lowered or swung open like a door. That’s convenience and versatility you won’t find on the Tacoma, Colorado, or Ranger.

RTL-E shown in Modern Steel Metallic.
RTL-E shown in Obsidian Blue Pearl.

Load and lock.

The Ridgeline lets you worry less about what you leave inside your vehicle with an exclusive lockable In-Bed Trunk®. It’s added security that the Tacoma, Colorado, and Ranger can’t give you.

RTL-E shown in Obsidian Blue Pearl.
RTL-E shown in Obsidian Blue Pearl.

Wide cargo welcome.

The Ridgeline has a lay-flat truck bed that makes it easier to carry objects like plywood or drywall, while the conventional beds on the Tacoma, Colorado, and Ranger don't offer the same convenience.*

RTL-E shown in Obsidian Blue Pearl.
RTL-E shown with Gray Leather.

Out-space the competition.

Passengers have plenty of room to stretch out and get comfortable in the spacious Ridgeline, which offers more passenger volume than the Tacoma, Colorado, and Ranger.

RTL-E shown with Gray Leather.
Set your climate, remotely.

With the remote engine start on the Ridgeline, you can heat or cool the cabin so the temperature is perfect before you even open the door. It’s an amenity that costs extra on the Colorado LT.