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The mid-size Honda Ridgeline pickup truck is a pleasant midpoint between a useful work tool and weekend toy schlepper. It is powered by a 280-hp V-6 with all-wheel drive, and the key to the Ridgeline's smooth ride and carlike steering is its underpinnings borrowed from the Odyssey minivan. The Rideline's 5000-pound towing capacity is a couple thousand pounds shy of the best in the segment, but it is enough in most cases. Every Ridgeline is a four-door crew cab attached to a five-foot bed. Ridelines carlike design enables it to do most things most pickup buyers need doing most of the time in a comfortable and refined manner, which is why you will find it on our 2024 Editors Choice list. While Ridgeline is not intended for hardcore off-roading, Honda decided to give its pickup truck a touch of off-road capability for 2024 with the addition of the new TrailSport trim level. TrailSport models get General Grabber A-T Sport all-terrain tires and additional underbody protection. The Rideline's interior is tops in its class in terms of practicality and comfort. The interior materials are above average and rear-seat passengers will enjoy the most space of all mid-size rivals. The Honda pickup has only one bed length, 5.3 feet, which lines up with competitors short beds and has the second-lowest volume at 34 cubic feet. The antidote to this disparity is its locking, weather-tight in-bed trunk, which is located below the bed's floor and accessed from above. It has a 7.3-cubic-foot capacity. There is one more advantage to the Rideline's bed with 50.0 inches between the bed's wheel wells, the Ridgeline is the only mid-size pickup that can fit a sheet of four-by-eight-foot building material flat on the bed floor. Clever features continue inside. The rear seat splits 60-40 and, when flipped up, provides room to fit a full-size bicycle.

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