The Honda Ridgeline made its debut in 2006 as a standard sized crossover vehicle, which is built on a single body structure. The suspension is an independent four wheel one, which enables the manufacturer to build cargo storage are under the body of the truck. The Ridgeline derives its power from a 3.5 liter V6 engine and is available in three versions RT, RTS and RTL. All versions of the Ridgeline can seat 5 passengers and are available with a wheel drive. The truck has bucket seats for the Driver and the front passenger with a big center console in front of the driver. The rear seats are split and can be folded.

The latest edition vehicle comes in four versions the RTX, RT, RTS and RTL and it derives its power from a 3.5 L V6 engine. The size of the vehicle remains the same and it comes in only the crew cab style. The entry level RT version of the Ridgeline comes with 17 inch steel tires, seats made of cloth, it is air conditioned, CD player, entry into the vehicle is without keys. The RTX has 17 Inch alloy tires, has the ability to pull cargo or other vehicles and a grille made of chrome. The RTS is equipped with a driver seat that can be adjusted with the touch of a button, a newer music system that has the CD player in the dashboard. The top of the range RTL has a sunroof, the trucks mirrors are heated, its seats are made of leather, and temperatures inside the truck can be controlled and has a satellite radio. Optional only on the RTL is a navigation system that has a MP3 music system. The Honda Ridgeline can carry 1550 pounds of weight and pull behind it 5000 pounds. The front seats of the Ridgeline are firm and comfortable to sit in and there's lots of room for the passengers sitting in the back to stretch their legs.