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Old 03-03-2010, 05:05 AM
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Originally Posted by graydonblair View Post
You know, I drove one of those when I was looking for a new truck as I'm a rabid Honda fan (owned 3 Accords) and I absolutely HATED it!

I felt like I was tucked down inside a box peeking out the front window (you sit really low in these things or the window sills are just really high). Views out of the left & right windows were restricted and out the back was just terrible.

I also hated the way it drove. I was completely & utterly disappointed too as I really have loved my Honda's. I'm not sure why, but the thing drives really strange to me.

So....a Toyota owner I became and picked up a Tundra. Much, much better view in the Tundra from all sides and it feels like a truck, not a car-that-looks-like-a-truck.

I honestly WANTED the Ridgeline to drive great because I'm such a fan of Honda's, but I was completely disappointed. Here's hoping the Mahindra isn't such a disappointment as the Ridgeline was.

Also, what's with the trunk? If ya have a load of dirt in the bed and you need to get in the trunk, how's that going to happen? I never could figure out why the stuck a trunk in the bed of the truck. Strange if you ask me.
That is funny because after owning two Tacomas and driving the new Tundra I felt completely opposite. To each his own.

After driving Toyotas, the Ridgeline drives like a Lexus.

Also, the trunk is fantastic for a lot of things. How often is the bed going to be full? Maybe a lot for you, but for me only occasionally. The guy that developed the Ridgeline spent a lot of time watching what people needed out of a truck.
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