But Honda took a different route with the Ridgeline, giving it an unibody architecture, in which the frame is attached to the truck's body. Additionally, the Ridgeline rides on a four-wheel ...

Where the Ridgeline maintains its most significant advantage is in overall body control when unladen; over bumps and road imperfections — where body-on-frame pickups can struggle — the Honda ...

Despite being largely unappreciated by the public, the Honda Ridgeline and Nissan Frontier have been solid sellers for their respective automakers. In 2024, Honda sold well over 45,000 Ridgelines, and ...

While virtually every pickup truck in the U.S. uses a body-on-frame-style chassis, the Honda Ridgeline utilizes a car-like unibody structure. This allows for a much more sophisticated driving ...

Oh, how the truck world has mocked the Honda Ridgeline. "It's not a truck," they ... design as opposed to a more traditional body-on-frame design. The main real-world consequences of this ...

While virtually every pickup truck in the U.S. uses a body-on-frame-style chassis, the Honda Ridgeline utilizes a car-like unibody structure. This allows for a much more sophisticated driving ...

With the Ridgeline, Honda has evolved the concept of the pickup ... unified construction rather than a body bolted to a separate frame. Also, the cab and bed are one piece, rather than two ...

The Honda Ridgeline, a unique and innovative pickup truck, has been a part of the Honda lineup since its introduction in 2005. Breaking from traditional pickup truck design, the Ridgeline has ...