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What is the average price for Used Honda Ridgeline? How many are for sale and priced below market?
1,663 cars for sale found, starting at $3,895
Average price for Used Honda Ridgeline: $23,594
368 deals found. Average savings of $1,544
Save up to $7,572 below estimated market price
Where does used Honda Ridgeline rank in comparison to competitor vehicles?
(Based on Last 5 Years' Data)
#1 of 10 Trucks Owners Keep for a Decade
#4 of 12 Most Fuel Efficient Gas Trucks
#7 of 16 Greenest Trucks
#8 of 12 Most Popular Full-size Trucks
#9 of 12 Most Spacious Trucks
What Is The Average Price Of A Used Honda Ridgeline By Model Year?
Year
Starting Price
Deals
Listings
2019 Honda Ridgeline for Sale
$31,800
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24 listings
2018 Honda Ridgeline for Sale
$28,900
Save $3,468 on 9 deals
129 listings
2017 Honda Ridgeline for Sale
$23,300
Save $7,572 on 91 deals
432 listings
2014 Honda Ridgeline for Sale
$12,900
Save $5,308 on 44 deals
190 listings
2013 Honda Ridgeline for Sale
$9,950
Save $5,651 on 41 deals
186 listings
2012 Honda Ridgeline for Sale
$11,495
Save $3,822 on 16 deals
91 listings
2011 Honda Ridgeline for Sale
$9,400
Save $4,488 on 22 deals
80 listings
What Is The Average Price Of Competitor Cars To The Used Honda Ridgeline?
Starting Price
Deals
Listings
Used Chevrolet Silverado 2500hd
$1,000
Save $17,256 on 1,561 deals
8,232 listings
Used Ford Super Duty F-250
$1,895
Save $18,648 on 1,603 deals
9,308 listings
Used Toyota Tundra
$2,500
Save $10,711 on 2,477 deals
11,938 listings
What Is The Average Price Of Used Honda Ridgeline In The Top 10 Cities?
Starting Price
Deals
Listings
Honda Ridgeline in Houston
$9,870
Save $2,887 on 5 deals
23 listings
Honda Ridgeline in Atlanta
$6,800
Save $4,572 on 7 deals
33 listings
Honda Ridgeline in Dallas
$7,995
Save $3,822 on 11 deals
35 listings
Honda Ridgeline in Chicago
$3,895
Save $2,641 on 6 deals
46 listings
Honda Ridgeline in Miami
$7,988
Save $3,278 on 6 deals
15 listings
Honda Ridgeline in Los Angeles
$6,800
Save $4,683 on 12 deals
27 listings
Honda Ridgeline in Philadelphia
$6,995
Save $1,391 on 13 deals
63 listings
Honda Ridgeline in San Antonio
$13,998
Save $2,248 on 1 deal
10 listings
Honda Ridgeline in Phoenix
$10,499
Save $2,994 on 2 deals
21 listings
Honda Ridgeline in Orlando
$7,196
Save $1,642 on 8 deals
22 listings
Honda Ridgeline Test Drive Reviews
2017 Honda Ridgeline
When is a truck not a truck? A bit of an odd question, but one we find ourselves asking with the Honda Ridgeline. When the first-generation model was introduced in 2005, it was a unique entrant in the midsize truck class.
Unlike most competitors that used a body-on-frame platform, Honda went with a unibody layout. This caused many truck fans to say the Ridgeline wasn't a real truck because it couldn't tow or haul as much as a regular truck. But those who went for it loved how the Ridgeline offered most of the capability of a truck, while bringing some clever ideas and balanced performance.
For 2017 Honda introduced the second-generation Ridgeline. The model became more truck-like in looks and capability. But it would retain a number of features that many owners of the previous model loved.
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What to consider in buying a used Honda Ridgeline?
The Honda Ridgeline is a combination sport utility crossover and pickup truck. It entered the market in 2006. Production of the Ridgeline ended in 2014, but a new Honda Ridgeline was introduced as a 2017 model for the North American market. The four-door utility was manufactured in Canada and then Alabama in the United States.
The Ridgeline was considered a hybrid between a traditional half-ton pickup truck and a sport utility crossover (or CUV, crossover utility vehicle). The unibody Ridgeline has been both derided and praised as being simultaneously an eyesore and ahead of its time. Most Honda Ridgeline owners are more than happy with their purchase and its ergonomic innovations such as the two-way tailgate (opens to the side or down), under-bed cargo space, etc. The new Honda Ridgeline entering showrooms for the 2017 model year retains those beloved design aspects.
The first-generation Ridgeline is powered by a 3.5-liter V6, a five-speed automatic transmission, and has both front-wheel and all-wheel drive. The cargo bed is five feet long with a 4.1-foot width between wheel wells. The in-bed trunk underneath the cargo bed is 8.5 cubic feet. The Ridgeline had total sales averaging 3,000 units per year in Canada and 14,500 per year in the United States.
The second-generation Honda Ridgeline was introduced for the 2017 model year with a complete restyling of the exterior and interior, but retains the in-bed "trunk," dual-action tailgate, and unibody design. A new-generation 3.5-liter V6 powers the truck through a six-speed automatic transmission.
Nearly all major complaints about the Honda Ridgeline are from its introductory year in 2006. Blown engines and cylinder blowouts are top complaints and usually happen at high mileage (over 100,000). This first-generation engine was changed to a new-generation engine midcycle in the Ridgeline's early lifespan, alleviating those problems.
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