2017 Honda Ridgeline Black Edition Review Quick Take
662017 Honda Ridgeline Black Edition Review Quick Take
As all pickups should be, this all-new Ridgeline is made in the good ol' US of A, in Alabama, and it's abundant in cool features. Honda’s approach to this truck is grounded in they way people use trucks. Features like the in bed trunk and optional audio system in the bed, as well as a proper power outlet are just brilliant. The tailgate both folds and swings, which is pretty clever. These sorts of things take the Ridgeline from a basic pickup to something that’s massively useful.
There’s a great solution for the, um, let’s just say frustrating, infotainment unit, which is either Apple Car Play or Android Auto, depending on your smartphone loyalties. Those are live savers because the unit’s standard interface is a bit, well, ungainly.
This Black Edition that I’m testing has ALL of the great features – ventilated seats, heated rear seats and automatic wipers. And this model is fully kitted out, there’s really nothing missing.
Ride quality, handling and creature comfort in general are excellent, really top notch and gives the 2017 Honda Ridgeline an edge over other mid-sized pickups. With that and all of the innovative features, it has the competition beat in nearly every way.
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