Honda Ridgeline Pickup Truck

Honda Ridgeline pickup truckThe Honda Ridgeline is a mid-size pickup truck produced by the Japanese automaker Honda. The Ridgeline is the first and only 4-door pickup to achieve the highest government crash test rating (5 stars) for both frontal and side-impact tests. And, it has the lowest chance of rollover among all pickup trucks tested by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.


Ridgeline will be powered by 3.5-liter, high-output, V-6 engine and 5-speed automatic transmission with a fully automatic 4-wheel drive system and a long list of standard safety features including 4-wheel anti-lock brakes, VTEC V-6 engine that produces 247 hp and 245 lb.-ft. of torque, side curtain airbags and Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) with traction control.

The Honda Ridgeline was awarded Motor Trend’s Truck of the Year for 2006. The Honda Ridgeline is the only car-based pickup in the United States and Canada until General Motors gets a pickup variant of the Pontiac G8 for the 2010 model year.

Honda Ridgeline Pickup Truck Specivications

Country of origin : Japan
Manufacturer : Honda
Class : Mid-size pickup truck
Numbers built : N/A (Prototype)
Produced in : 2005

Engine
Type : V 6
Location : Front, longitudinally mounted
Construction : aluminum block and head
Displacement : 3.471 liter / 211.8 cu in
Bore / Stroke : 89.0 mm (3.5 in) / 93.0 mm (3.7 in)
Compression : 10.0:1
Valvetrain : 4 valves / cylinder, SOHC with 3-rocker VTEC
Fuel feed : Fuel injection
Aspiration : Naturally Aspirated

Performance
Power : 247 bhp / 184 KW @ 5750 rpm
Torque : 332 Nm / 245 ft lbs @ 4500 rpm
BHP/Liter : 71 bhp / liter

Drivetrain
Chassis/body : unibody structure on ladder frame
Front suspension : McPherson struts
Rear suspension : multi-link, trailing arms
Steering : rack-and-pinion, power assisted
Brakes : Brembo vented discs, all-round, ABS
Gearbox : 5 speed Automatic
Drive : All wheel drive

Dimensions
Wheelbase : 122 in (3099 mm)
Length : 206.8 in (5253 mm)
Width : 77.8 in (1976 mm)
Height : 70.3 in (1786 mm)

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