Honda Ridgeline SUT
 

New forum opened up at http://www.ridgelineownersclub and they have
pre-production and concept images. Should be interesting to see the truck
when it's actually on the lots. The concept version looks like a spaceship
inside.

Re: Honda Ridgeline SUT
 

garray wrote:
> New forum opened up at http://www.ridgelineownersclub and they have
> pre-production and concept images. Should be interesting to see the truck
> when it's actually on the lots. The concept version looks like a spaceship
> inside.
>

well, it doesn't look like one outside.

i don't get it. can someone please explain this obsession with gigantic
gas guzzling trucks? did i miss the memo about inferiority compensation
devices?

Re: Honda Ridgeline SUT
 

garray wrote:
> New forum opened up at http://www.ridgelineownersclub and they have
> pre-production and concept images. Should be interesting to see the truck
> when it's actually on the lots. The concept version looks like a spaceship
> inside.
>

well, it doesn't look like one outside.

i don't get it. can someone please explain this obsession with gigantic
gas guzzling trucks? did i miss the memo about inferiority compensation
devices?

Re: Honda Ridgeline SUT
 

jim beam wrote:
> well, it doesn't look like one outside.
>
> i don't get it. can someone please explain this obsession with
gigantic
> gas guzzling trucks? did i miss the memo about inferiority
compensation
> devices?

I totally agree with you and not sure where you live, but if I look
around me here in Illinois....big, gas-guzzling trucks are EVERYWHERE.
People don't care about gas prices, the environment or the sticker
price on vehicles. They get what they want and usually bigger seems
better. I'm sure the big trucks are fun to drive off road or in the
snow but only 5%-10% of the time can you even do that around here.

The Ridgeline is simply Honda's attempt to get part of this enormous
market.

Re: Honda Ridgeline SUT
 

jim beam wrote:
> well, it doesn't look like one outside.
>
> i don't get it. can someone please explain this obsession with
gigantic
> gas guzzling trucks? did i miss the memo about inferiority
compensation
> devices?

I totally agree with you and not sure where you live, but if I look
around me here in Illinois....big, gas-guzzling trucks are EVERYWHERE.
People don't care about gas prices, the environment or the sticker
price on vehicles. They get what they want and usually bigger seems
better. I'm sure the big trucks are fun to drive off road or in the
snow but only 5%-10% of the time can you even do that around here.

The Ridgeline is simply Honda's attempt to get part of this enormous
market.

Re: Honda Ridgeline SUT
 

In article <r9Bzd.259882$V41.250838@attbi_s52>,
"garray" <nomail@nomail.com> wrote:

> New forum opened up at http://www.ridgelineownersclub and they have
> pre-production and concept images. Should be interesting to see the truck
> when it's actually on the lots. The concept version looks like a spaceship
> inside.

I'm still waiting for the Acura version, the Sport Luxury Utility Truck.

Instead of a spaceship, it'll look like a house inside.

Re: Honda Ridgeline SUT
 

In article <r9Bzd.259882$V41.250838@attbi_s52>,
"garray" <nomail@nomail.com> wrote:

> New forum opened up at http://www.ridgelineownersclub and they have
> pre-production and concept images. Should be interesting to see the truck
> when it's actually on the lots. The concept version looks like a spaceship
> inside.

I'm still waiting for the Acura version, the Sport Luxury Utility Truck.

Instead of a spaceship, it'll look like a house inside.