Are Honda Ridgelines actually garbage?

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The disregard for human life to test this extreme offroad vehicle shows nothing but true professionalism.

I actually kinda like the testing of the truck and letting it tear itself apart better than just straight pushing it off of a cliff type thing. Best of both worlds. Destruction and its educational

The shot of the tire rolling into the trees was a cinematic masterpiece

I have a 2019 Ridgeline. Part of the experience of owning this truck is people telling you that you don't drive a truck.

I do love Hondas but Im not gunna lose sleep over this one

"I'll negotiate up for that bad boy" 😂

I respect this camera man to put his life at risk to see how durable this truck/car is

I've had a ridge line for about 8 years now. It's pushing 350k and has given me absolutely zero problems other than basic maintenance, oil, brakes tires etc it has had no serious issues. I know it's not a "truck" but I guarantee you I've had more things in the back of my 5 foot bed then a lot of people have had in the 80k truck bed. Because they buy a truck for show and not for use.

“When you see this you immediately want to drop kick that third grader across the room” lmao 😂

Other youtubers: 27 minute video “WE TOOK OUR CAR THRU THE CARWASH WITH WINDOWS DOWN” WhistlinDiesel: 4 second clip because lol

I never in my life thought I'd be this jealous watching someone drive a Ridgeline

I've got a 2006 Ridgeline with 120k miles on it. Runs great, love the thing.

I love how there’s always ominous music playing in the background when he gets a new truck

I sold New Honda vehicles (now retired) and was 1 of like 300 or so to first drive the new redesigned 2016 Ridgeline during training in San Antonio TX. I also drove brand new Tacomas and Colorado trucks at this training. By the way Honda put on a great training experience for us there and the food was great at the 2+ day training. So, back to my story. On sand, snow, pavement, dirt roads, I choose the Ridgeline over any midsized truck, as well as for dependability and ride. It will run longer with very few issues if taken decent care of. The Tacoma for four wheeling over any other midsized and it's styling is tops. I am disappointed like many others regarding the styling and low ride of the last two Ridgeline models. They are pretty beefy overall for what they are and they are many things to different people. Most people who don't care to show off with the big trucks they will never use ruggedly and want dependability go with Honda's like I did. Anyone can tear up a 16 yrs old Ridgeline with bad tires to blow out and rip off the oil filter and pan can do it. Like in the video. I have a 16 yr old Ridgeline with 165k and has been driven fairly hard over the years. I pull my 20.5 Benington pontoon with it. No other person I know has a 16 yr old truck with little to no issues like I. Most of the other brands older trucks are running because they put money into them to keep them running. It's my daily driver. I just don't want a new truck. Anyway that's my story and it all comes down to what each person wants, likes, and needs and afford. A Honda is like your best friend. You treat them right and they will never let you down...

I have a 2007 and a 2014 Honda Ridgeline. I love these trucks and the way they look. My 2007 has 300k miles and still running great. Maintenance is as always key for any vehicle.

"Ill negotiate up for that bad boy." had me rolling

That salesman was actually hella cool for even asking if he wanted to negotiate a little bit and not just pay full price like most inexperienced people do lol 😂

I always liked the Ridgeline, although it’s just a cut up Honda Pilot this is the perfect truck for those who want a pickup but don’t intend doing anything over a medium load. I’ve seen 2500 and F250 owners who use their trucks just for commuting

I'm just going to say, I love to live vicariously through these videos. Thank you.