Ridgeline: For people who think they bought a truck when they actually didn't.
Ridgeline: A car with a trunk with no lid.

I actually see one every 4 or 5 months.... don't know, maybe it the same one I see every 4 or 5 months.

 

El Camino?

 

Here's the difference:

El Camino's were cool -- Ridgelines are not.....

 

Well one of the big reasons my dad liked the Ridgeline was it DRIVES like a car, but still has the functionality of a truck (for what HE needs it for anyways). He got sick of parking a full size, etc...it will be interesting to see how well the honda holds up over the years

 

I actually owned a couple of El Camino's. You could actually haul a little in them, but I would never call them a truck. They at least had a frame under 'em. Ridgeline is unitized. Sorry, but I would never seriously consider anything unitized a truck. Was a Ranchero (built on a Falcon base) a truck? Seriously? I also owned a Ranchero (the last year built) that also had a frame. Still not a truck in my book. Still more a car with a trunk with no lid. Not arguing with anyone who wants one. Just not a truck.

 

did your dad also turn in his "man-card" when he got the POS???

 

Do not go by the oil life monitor on that V6! Lots of sludging issues I have read about!