2022 honda ridgeline vs 2022 toyota tundra

Here at Don McGill Toyota we take great pride in delivering capable, durable and powerful vehicles to our customers who both work hard and play hard. That's why the 2017 Toyota Tundra is a pick-up truck we're always quick to recommend. We've provided some information that might aid in your decision to take the Toyota Tundra's wheel below. Read on to see how this pick-up compares with its competition, the 2017 Honda Ridgeline.

• The Toyota Tundra boasts a slightly less expensive MSRP of $31,695 versus the Honda Ridgeline's $30,415, allowing you to save a little extra cash.
• The Toyota Tundra's base engine is a hefty 5.7-liter, 381 horsepower V8 while the Honda Ridgeline features a 3.5-liter 280 horsepower V6 engine.
• The Toyota Tundra boasts more fuel capacity than the Honda Ridgeline, however, the Honda Ridgeline gets better fuel economy.
• The Toyota Tundra and the Honda Ridgeline both come with standard Bluetooth connectivity for your wireless devices and cloth upholstery.
• The Toyota Tundra and the Honda Ridgeline come with the same warranty: three-year/36,000 miles and a five-year/60,000 mile drivetrain.
• Edmunds states that the Toyota Tundra and the Honda Ridgeline average just about the same consumer ratings across the board in almost every category.

Test Drive a New Tundra

The Toyota Tundra features a more powerful and capable engine, allowing you to traverse just about any terrain with ease and complete any job seamlessly, regarding the location of the project. We'd love to show you a closer look at the Toyota Tundra as soon as possible, so please come see us in Houston for a test drive right away.

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The most powerful and dependable trucks are no longer only American-made. Imported trucks have taken the industry by storm in recent years. The Toyota Tundra and the Honda Ridgeline combine the power and ruggedness needed in trucks with the dependability customers expect from these car companies.

Price

Both the Ridgeline and the Tundra are affordably priced. The base model for the Ridgeline is slightly higher than the Tundra at $37,640 and $35,950, respectively. However, at the upper end, the Tundra comes with a $61,020 price tag while a fully-loaded Ridgeline is only $45,070.

Depending on what features and how much space you need, the Tundra can end up costing quite a bit more.

Performance

When it comes to performance, there are several things to consider. The Ridgeline only offers a 280-hp, 3.5-liter, V6 Cylinder gas engine. The Tundra has two options, a 348-hp, 3.5-liter, V6 Cylinder gas engine and one more option which increases the horsepower to 389. The Ridgeline comes with a 9-Speed automatic transmission while the Tundra boasts a 10-speed automatic transmission.

Where the real difference in performance is noticeable is in the towing capacity. The Ridgeline can’t compete with the Tundra. The Ridgeline offers 5,000 pounds of towing while the Tundra comes with 8,300-12,000 pounds of towing, depending on the trim.

Space

When comparing space, the Ridgeline is a bit smaller. On the outside, The Ridgeline is 210.2 inches in length while the Tundra is 233.6 to 252.5 inches in length, depending on the trim. The Ridgeline is 78.6 inches wide while the Tundra is 80.2 inches wide.

Inside, the Tundra offers a bit more space, overall. The Ridgeline offers the driver and front passenger 40.9 inches of legroom while rear passengers get 36.7 inches. In the Tundra, the front has 41.2 inches of legroom while the back offers 33.3 to 41.6 inches. The amount of headroom is fairly equal with the Ridgeline offering 39.5 to 40.1 inches in the front and 38.8 inches in the rear and the Tundra allowing 39.3 to 41 inches in the front and 36.9 to 38.9 inches in the back.

Both the Ridgeline and the Tundra come with 5 seats.

Comfort

If space is a concern, passengers will be more comfortable in the Toyota Tundra due to the added interior space and legroom. However, the Honda Ridgeline has a much smaller turning radius, making driving it in cities and crowded areas more pleasurable. If stopping at a gas station is something you want to avoid, the Tundra is the better option with its larger fuel tank and better gas mileage.

If you are looking for a more compact truck with some power and a lower price tag, the Ridgeline is the best option. However, if you need more space and power, the Tundra is the way to go.

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