Yahoo Autos 2024 Honda Ridgeline pickup starts at $41,125: Here are trims and prices
Automakers are waiting until late in the year to get their 2024 models priced and shipped. The Honda Ridgeline is no different, finally getting a preview at the beginning of November that didn't include pricing. Now that the veteran unibody pickup is headed to dealers, it's time to talk dollars. The MSRPs for 2024 after the $1,375 destination fee, and their differences from 2023, are:
Sport: $41,125 ($950)
RTL: $43,955 ($800)
TrailSport: $46,355 (New)
Black Edition: $47,725 ($120)
What do the money and the price increases get buyers? For all trims, "RIDGELINE" has been stamped into the tailgate just like we're used to seeing on so-called "real trucks." And that's about it for what's universally new on the exterior.
Every Ridgeline also gets a new instrument cluster, the same one installed in the latest Honda Pilot, that has an analog speedometer on the right and a 7-inch display on the left for the tachometer and other information. To the right, a new, the previous eight-inch screen grows to nine inches, is recessed by 0.8 inches to create a little grippy ledge to rest your hand against while pressing touchscreen buttons, and rewards button presses with a more responsive infotainment system. We’re told the software's the same as what’s found in the new Pilot.
