How about the Ridgeline?
12-10-2005, 09:36 AM
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Re: How about the Ridgeline?
No it cannot be routinely towed behind a motorhome. I suggest you go to the
dealer and ask to see the owner's manual if this is not enough.
From August Service News:
Flat-Towing Behind a Motorhome
Need to flat-tow a 05 or 06 model year vehicle behind a motorhome? Heres
some important info to keep in mind when you do. Not all Honda models are
approved for flattowing. Models are approved only after going through
extensive testing by our R & D folks. Here are the models currently approved.
Additional models might be added.
05 Models
Accord (except Accord Hybrid)
Civic (except Civic Hybrid)
CR-V
Element
Pilot
06 Models
CR-V
Michael Pardee wrote:
> My partner's father in law is interested in the Ridgeline... apparently it
> can be towed flat behind a motor home. Any comments... good, bad, or
> otherwise?
>
> Mike
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dealer and ask to see the owner's manual if this is not enough.
From August Service News:
Flat-Towing Behind a Motorhome
Need to flat-tow a 05 or 06 model year vehicle behind a motorhome? Heres
some important info to keep in mind when you do. Not all Honda models are
approved for flattowing. Models are approved only after going through
extensive testing by our R & D folks. Here are the models currently approved.
Additional models might be added.
05 Models
Accord (except Accord Hybrid)
Civic (except Civic Hybrid)
CR-V
Element
Pilot
06 Models
CR-V
Michael Pardee wrote:
> My partner's father in law is interested in the Ridgeline... apparently it
> can be towed flat behind a motor home. Any comments... good, bad, or
> otherwise?
>
> Mike
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----- -\<. -------- __o
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No Lawsuit Ever Fixed A Moron...
12-10-2005, 03:06 PM
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Re: How about the Ridgeline?
"TomP" <roadcyc@socal.rr.com> wrote in message
news:439AE7F6.87C44B2@socal.rr.com...
> No it cannot be routinely towed behind a motorhome. I suggest you go to
> the
> dealer and ask to see the owner's manual if this is not enough.
>
> From August Service News:
>
> Flat-Towing Behind a Motorhome
> Need to flat-tow a '05 or '06 model year vehicle behind a motorhome?
> Here's
> some important info to keep in mind when you do. Not all Honda models are
> approved for flattowing. Models are approved only after going through
> extensive testing by our R & D folks. Here are the models currently
> approved.
> Additional models might be added.
> '05 Models
> . Accord (except Accord Hybrid)
> . Civic (except Civic Hybrid)
> . CR-V
> . Element
> . Pilot
> '06 Models
> . CR-V
>
Thanks - good to know! I had no idea, and it looks like he was heading down
the wrong path with that. You may have saved him a lot of grief.
Mike
news:439AE7F6.87C44B2@socal.rr.com...
> No it cannot be routinely towed behind a motorhome. I suggest you go to
> the
> dealer and ask to see the owner's manual if this is not enough.
>
> From August Service News:
>
> Flat-Towing Behind a Motorhome
> Need to flat-tow a '05 or '06 model year vehicle behind a motorhome?
> Here's
> some important info to keep in mind when you do. Not all Honda models are
> approved for flattowing. Models are approved only after going through
> extensive testing by our R & D folks. Here are the models currently
> approved.
> Additional models might be added.
> '05 Models
> . Accord (except Accord Hybrid)
> . Civic (except Civic Hybrid)
> . CR-V
> . Element
> . Pilot
> '06 Models
> . CR-V
>
Thanks - good to know! I had no idea, and it looks like he was heading down
the wrong path with that. You may have saved him a lot of grief.
Mike
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