Honda Ridgeline’s New Sport Model Adds Style and Fuel Efficiency

For 2012, Honda’s four-door, five-passenger pickup receives styling upgrades and improved highway fuel economy. A new Ridgeline Sport model targeted at the entry four-wheel-drive truck segment provides many high-value features.

The 2012 Honda Ridgeline is now available in four models, including the Ridgeline RT, new Ridgeline Sport, Ridgeline RTS and Ridgeline RTL. Upgrades on all models for 2012 include a refreshed grille design, aerodynamic improvements, friction reduction measures in the engine and a new EPA fuel rating of 15 mpg city, 21 mpg highway, and 17 mpg combined.

The new Ridgeline Sport model adds the following features to the Ridgeline RT: exclusive black 18-inch aluminum alloy wheels (+1 inch from RT steel wheels); exclusive black honeycomb grille with black surround; leather wrapped steering wheel with audio controls; auxiliary audio input jack; fog lights; rear privacy glass; all weather floor mats; and black headlight and brake light housings.

The Ridgeline is built with a closed-box, unitized body structure for a unique combination of capability, interior spaciousness and comfortable ride performance from its independent front and rear suspension. It also delivers a wide range of conventional pickup capabilities with a maximum tow rating of 5,000 pounds and a half-ton payload rating, all while offering unique features like a large In-Bed Trunk.

2012 Honda Ridgelines carry an MSRP of $29,250 for the Ridgeline RT, $29,995 for the Ridgeline Sport, $31,995 for the Ridgeline RTS, $34,830 for the Ridgeline RTL, and $37,180 for the Ridgeline RTL with Navigation. For more information, visit your local Honda dealer.

Source: hondainthenews.com