The Honda Ridgeline aims for passenger comfort and clever cargo solutions, while the GMC Canyon leans into classic truck capability. Here’s how they compare.

The existing Honda Ridgeline has been in production since 2017 without significant changes.

So, the Ridgeline is for midsize pickup buyers who don't necessarily covet the traditional truck-driving experience. That said, the robust, capable, “sure-I-can-do-that” pickup truck look still has ...

Oh, how the truck world has mocked the Honda Ridgeline. "It's not a truck," they say. To be fair, the Ridgeline isn't a traditional truck, and falls short in some pretty important truck categories.

Given last year's refresh, the Honda Ridgeline has not changed much for 2025. However, the Honda light truck lineup as a ...

The verdict: The Honda Ridgeline mid-size pickup truck gains a more rugged TrailSport trim level for 2024, but the truck remains chiefly a convenient on-road cargo hauler. It’s starting to feel very ...

Early in November, American Honda's sales became a very hot topic because the namesake Honda brand topped one million deliveries in October, a full month earlier than in 2023, for a total of 1,058,870 ...

The second-generation Honda Ridgline will soon blow nine candles off its birthday cake, so it needs a replacement. With the new Passport out, perhaps it is time to follow in its footsteps, both ...

The Toyota Tacoma and Honda Ridgeline represent two fundamentally different approaches to the midsize pickup, each appealing to a different type of truck buyer. Do you want a traditional pickup or are ...