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Just about every truck owner has their preference as far as full-size trucks, but the world of mid-size trucks is an entirely different story with a different set of stars. One of the biggest stars in the world of mid-size trucks is the Toyota Tacoma. This is partially due to how long the Tacoma has been around.
Honda does have a competitor to the Tacoma in the form of the Honda Ridgeline. The Ridgeline started production first back in 2004, then took a break from 2015 to 2016, but it has been running strong ever since. Each model represents a different idea of what a mid-size pickup truck should be, so which one should you pick? Refer to the chart below for more information.
2020 Honda Ridgeline
Versus
2020 Toyota Tacoma
4
Trim Levels
6
280
Maximum Horsepower
159-278
9-Speed Automatic
Transmission
6-Speed Automatic
540-Watt Premium Audio System with 8 Speakers and a Subwoofer
The Toyota Tacoma focuses heavily on towing and off-roading. The Honda Ridgeline sticks to its strengths as a cargo carrier and a practical daily vehicle. Also, the Ridgeline has been redesigned more recently, and just feels far more ready for the technological and cosmetic standards of drivers in the new decade. After all, shouldn’t most of the big towing and hauling jobs be left to larger trucks? The Honda Ridgeline still has its own penchant for off-roading, but also comfort and entertainment. Might as well purchase the Ridgeline if you want a smaller pickup truck.
Other Available Features of the 2020 Honda Ridgeline
Ambient LED Lighting
Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel
Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control System with Humidity Control and Air Filtration
