Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
🚗⚠️ This Midsize Truck Desperately Needs Two Changes! #shorts
The 2026 Honda Ridgeline TrailSport does a lot right, but this midsize truck desperately needs two changes to make it even better. In this quick review, I break down the biggest improvements Honda should make to the Ridgeline, while also looking at its rear seat comfort, cargo practicality, fuel economy, towing capability, and interior technology.
🛋️ Starting in the rear seat area, the Ridgeline actually offers some great features. Rear passengers receive heated outboard seats, dedicated climate controls, under-seat storage, door storage space, and a power-operated rear pass-through window, which is one of my favorite features. Headroom is excellent, but taller passengers may find rear legroom slightly tight.
❌ My biggest complaint? The rear seats need more recline for long-distance comfort. Second, this TrailSport model should absolutely include a bed-mounted power outlet, especially since this is marketed as the more adventure-focused trim.
💰 Pricing for the 2026 Honda Ridgeline TrailSport ranges between approximately $56K–$62K CAD, and for the money, you still get a 280HP 3.5L V6 engine, AWD, off-road tuned suspension, and one of the smartest truck beds in the segment.
⛽ During my real-world driving test, I averaged 10.9L/100km (21.6 MPG), which actually beat Honda’s official estimates.
🚤 The Ridgeline also delivers 5,000 lbs of towing capacity, nearly 1,500 lbs of payload, a 960L (34 cu.ft.) cargo bed, plus the signature 207L in-bed trunk with a drain plug.
🔥 So, are these two missing features deal breakers, or is the Ridgeline still one of the best midsize trucks available?
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🚗⚠️ This Midsize Truck Desperately Needs Two Changes! #shorts
The 2026 Honda Ridgeline TrailSport does a lot right, but this midsize truck desperately needs two changes to make it even better. In this quick review, I break down the biggest improvements Honda should make to the Ridgeline, while also looking at its rear seat comfort, cargo practicality, fuel economy, towing capability, and interior technology.
🛋️ Starting in the rear seat area, the Ridgeline actually offers some great features. Rear passengers receive heated outboard seats, dedicated climate controls, under-seat storage, door storage space, and a power-operated rear pass-through window, which is one of my favorite features. Headroom is excellent, but taller passengers may find rear legroom slightly tight.
❌ My biggest complaint? The rear seats need more recline for long-distance comfort. Second, this TrailSport model should absolutely include a bed-mounted power outlet, especially since this is marketed as the more adventure-focused trim.
💰 Pricing for the 2026 Honda Ridgeline TrailSport ranges between approximately $56K–$62K CAD, and for the money, you still get a 280HP 3.5L V6 engine, AWD, off-road tuned suspension, and one of the smartest truck beds in the segment.
⛽ During my real-world driving test, I averaged 10.9L/100km (21.6 MPG), which actually beat Honda’s official estimates.
🚤 The Ridgeline also delivers 5,000 lbs of towing capacity, nearly 1,500 lbs of payload, a 960L (34 cu.ft.) cargo bed, plus the signature 207L in-bed trunk with a drain plug.
🔥 So, are these two missing features deal breakers, or is the Ridgeline still one of the best midsize trucks available?
👉 Subscribe for more real-world automotive reviews and #shorts.
Watch our full 2026 Honda Ridgeline TrailSport review available now.
#automotivewoman #honda #hondaridgeline #interiordesign #trucklife #midsizetruck #shortsvideo #review
