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The Ridgeline combines the functionality and comfort of a crossover with the open-bed versatility of a small pickup. A boxy design provides a spacious interior with room for five, not to mention a number of clever touches. 

The most innovative feature in its vehicles may tailgate. On the other trucks they folded to create a flat, horizontal surface. Of course, the Ridgeline can do this trick as well, but Honda engineers are not satisfied. They found a way to make the side gate open as well. A hidden handle located immediately below the badge allows vehicles to swing open like a car door. It is a brilliant piece of engineering and other trucks have to offer something because it makes it easier to reach items loaded in the back. 

Because the Ridgeline is based on the architecture of the front-wheel-drive is no big driveshaft sends power to the rear wheels, nor is there a heavy duty shaft life. This space-saving design actually allows Honda to put a storage compartment under the bed. This truck actually has a stem, and a decent sized one at that time. Just do not get a flat tire while carrying a heavy burden because Spare buried in storage bins.