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A 5-seat PICKUP with gas powertrain and AWD availability.
2025 Honda Ridgeline is a 5-seat PICKUP with gas powertrain. 2025 Honda Ridgeline offers AWD; the exact drivetrain can change efficiency or capability, so the version matters.
2025 model-year guide2025 Honda Ridgeline is a 5-seat PICKUP with gas powertrain.
2025 Honda Ridgeline offers AWD; the exact drivetrain can change efficiency or capability, so the version matters.
2025 Honda Ridgeline is a 5-seat PICKUP with gas powertrain.
2025 Honda Ridgeline offers AWD; the exact drivetrain can change efficiency or capability, so the version matters.
2025 Honda Ridgeline has 5 named trims in the lineup shown here: RTL, Sport+, RTL+, TrailSport, and Black Edition.
The trim name matters because equipment, powertrain choices, capability and pricing can change as you move through the range.
Gas · eng_unknown|fp_76478fca6af00441 · AWD
Gas · eng_unknown|fp_f75d959397623635 · AWD
Gas · eng_unknown|fp_f75d959397623635 · AWD
Gas · eng_unknown|fp_f75d959397623635 · AWD
Gas · eng_unknown|fp_76478fca6af00441 · AWD
Powertrain choices shown for 2025 Honda Ridgeline include Gas.
Depending on the version, drivetrain choices shown include AWD.
up to 5,000 lb of towing in the highest documented version and up to 1,583 lb of payload in the highest documented version. Those are ceiling figures for the versions that carry the data, not promises for every trim.
Equipment documented for this model year includes Acoustic windshield, Active noise cancellation, Adaptive cruise control, Head restraints at every seating position, Ambient interior lighting, Audio system, Auto-dimming rearview mirror, and Automatic emergency braking. Some features can be standard on one trim, optional on another, or tied to a package.
Package names currently documented include Utility package, Tailgate blackout package, Function package, and Hpd 18inch black alloy wheel with all terrain tire package. Package availability does not prove that a package is installed on a particular vehicle.
This Guide includes 2 recalls, 84 complaints, and 17 manufacturer communications. These are different kinds of records, not a reliability score or failure rate, and applicability can vary by version or powertrain.
Crash-test observations, recalls, manufacturer communications and driver-assistance equipment are different evidence types. AutoUnite does not collapse them into an artificial score.
Ask AutoUnite which safety facts apply to the version you're considering.
Original manufacturer coverage shown here includes Basic: 3 years / 36,000 miles, Powertrain: 5 years / 60,000 miles, Seat belt: 15 years / 150,000 miles, and Rust perforation: 5 years / Unlimited miles. On a used or nearly new vehicle, remaining coverage depends on in-service date, mileage and eligibility.
The year-over-year record is not complete enough to say exactly what changed. A missing change record is not treated as proof that the vehicle carried over unchanged.
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Source-backed guide context. Exact equipment varies by trim and configuration.