The new 2017 Honda Ridgeline will start at $30,475, just $70 more than the previous-gen model that ended production after the 2014 model year. That price, which includes $900 destination charge, gets you a base front-drive RT model.
Stepping up to the RTS model will cost you $32,415, while a Sport model runs $33,915. The RTL model starts at $34,680, and the RTL-T starts at $36,830. All-wheel drive costs an additional $1,800. Two models, the RTL-E and Black Edition, are offered exclusively with all-wheel drive. Those trucks are priced at $42,270 and $43,770, respectively. The Black Edition is $5,435 more than the previous range-topping SE with leather and nav, which started at $38,335.
The Honda Ridgeline gets a new, more truck-like profile for 2017, but keeps its unibody architecture. The pickup inherits much of its hardware from the related Honda Pilot, including its updated 280-hp 3.5-liter V-6. Towing capacity is rated at 3,500 pounds for front-wheel-drive models and 5,000 pounds for all-wheel-drive models. Payload capacity is rated up to 1,584 pounds. The front-drive model is EPA-rated 19/26 mpg city/hwy, while the all-wheel-drive model is rated 18/25 mpg.
The 2017 Honda Pilot goes on sale in July.
Source: Honda
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