Gonna be RWD? Not going to lie but the "truck" does drive nice and they are pretty easy to work on. just the whole FWD dominate truck really grinds my gears

Honda/Acura have a long history of rebadging SUVs made by actual truck manufacturers, such as the Passport and the SLX.

You don't want bluetooth, which costs a few dollars, but you want a diesel engine and you only want to pay $30k? Talk about ridiculous.

That's why I like the Ridgeline. It's not a traditional truck. It's a vehicle designed to be used in the way most people actually use a pickup.

Ummm, excuse me? Clearly, they meant "built Ford tough". Clearly.

"Could be worse."

Really? No one? Anyone? Alright, here goes:

I'd rather have the Australian version here in the US

Yes, and they are pretty noisy (not vocalizing). What you'd expect from a little tank moving through the brush.

As an Atlanta resident of 20 years, I can absolutely confirm that flattened opossums are a regular sight on the various residential roads and and larger highways in the area. They definitely aren't the best animals at avoiding cars, unfortunately.

This merely confirms that people are too stupid to drive.

It's amazing how something that seemed so stupid to me, can suddenly seem like a really good idea. I used to feel the same way about camera phones. Now my phone is the only camera I use.

Whenever I see your icon I think it's Gordon Ramsay.

You can get the EcoDiesel on the Tradesman, debbie downer. You just have to upgrade to an 8' box if you want a regular cab, which you clearly need because you have no friends.

Does that M stand for Megabago? Because it should.

Fire off an email to all the local dealers so they know they're competing with each other, which will help narrow it down to a handful who will give you the best deal.

More torque? A lot more torque.

On board computers are rarely right.

Did you actually check these numbers by hand or are you trusting the computer.....