It's not just us...

Honda Ridgeline (But I see it everywhere).

This is actually a lot better than what I randomly see in fullsize threads or Jeep threads, etc.

They weren't towing either.

 

Heavy and low gearing doesn't allow much mileage. My Odyssey gets 19 hwy. Before that the Sienna was the same.

 

Surprised on your Odyssey...I'll get 30+ on the highway with a high of 37
It's a 2019

 

The Pilot, Ridgeline, MDX, TLX all get horrible gas mileage. Great job Honduh.

 

I turned off the VCM.

 

Ahh, that makes sense

 

well.. the ridgeline gets 18 to 24 ,or so they say...but the reliability saves you gas from traveling to the dealer all the time

 

One of my customers has a 2019 Chrysler Pacifica hybrid van. His dash says he's averaging 40+ mpg whenever I see it

 

We don't defend ridgelines on this website!

 

And them is some expensive garbage trucks to...

 

Ridgelines are not real trucks.

 

Out of all the unibody "trucks" out there, I'd take a Ridgeline over the Hyundai or Ford Maverick

 

Oh Yeah..i agree with you..a real truck can tow over 20,000 pounds

 

Yes, I would to - but my original statement still stands

 

Can't wait to see what im gonna get on my first proper road trip here in about a week. Hoping I can manage above 20

 

I'd drive a Ridgeline if it was available as a regular cab, or extended cab. I'd probably drive a 4dr Ridgeline, I'm not how I'd feel driving every time I pull up next to an actual truck. Like why didn't I just get a real truck? RLs are nice vehicles.

 

I was actually going to get a Ridgeline when i got my 23 Tacoma..the toyota was 10k cheaper