those are awesome!! Look out (chevy,ford)



Jay

 

Yeah, I don't think I'd try trailering the S to the track with one of those (though it would be nice to tow an S2000 to the track with another Honda)... but this truck is probably perfect for the occasional trip to Home Depot (as long as you aren't picking up 20 or 30 bags of concrete).
My brother tossed 1800lbs of concrete mix in the back of his F350, and the truck hardly squatted. Accelleration & braking were only marginally affected. Now that's a work truck. But, it's also overkill for most suburbanites.

 

swap over your S2k wheels and the Ridgeline wheels.

 

swap over your S2k wheels and the Ridgeline wheels!

 

swap over your S2k wheels and the Ridgeline wheels!

 

Sorry, but that custom tailgate is so rice....



















J/K! Nice truck!

 

For those who asked heres my S2K.

I think once people get to drive the Ridgeline they will be impressed. I use to borrow my buddies V6 F150 and the Ridgeline feels like it has a bit more power and it is definitly roomier.

Im not looking to tow any house's with it but it will easily pull my S2k on a trailer.

 

Congrats on your new purchase. Looks sharp!

 

I have been a huge pickup fan for the past 10 years, and I have to say I'm glad Honda is getting into this market. For the tried and true full-size truck buyer who must have a V8 the Ridgeline will never be a truck in their mind. But now days the definitions of cars, trucks, SUVs are becoming so less defined, heck, we even have a class of vehicles called cross-overs. I think Honda is going to do well with the Ridgeline.

JrodsS2000, congrats! Ya know if I can put in a pic request I would ask for one for one of the Ridgeline parked next to a Silverado or an F150 or a Ram. My understanding is it really is bigger than a Pilot and darn close to the size of the big three.

 

The ridgeline is cool, obviously not a heavy duty truck, but i wouldnt mind owning a used one, cant justify spending as much on it as a new s2k.