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A pickup that rides like it's built for the whole crew

Drive a Ridgeline

You can book a Honda Ridgeline truck rental on Turo, the car rental marketplace, from a local vehicle owner near you. It's a midsize pickup with a five-seat crew cab, standard all-wheel drive, and a lockable trunk hidden under the bed floor. Pick the year and trim you want, or browse every Honda rental on Turo to compare options.

The Ridgeline is a true midsize pickup with unibody construction, so it rides smoother and quieter than body-on-frame trucks. A 280 hp V6 pairs with a nine-speed automatic, and i-VTM4 all-wheel drive comes standard on every trim. On the highway, it feels closer to a crossover — with a real bed out back.

On Turo, you choose the exact year and trim you want, then arrange pickup and drop-off with the local vehicle owner. That's a big deal here, since a Ridgeline can be hard to find at a traditional rental counter. Browse pickup truck rentals to see which Ridgelines are open for your dates.

Ridgeline specs

Horsepower

280 hp

Fuel economy

21 mpg combined

Seats

5

Weight

~4,480 lbs

A lockable In-Bed Trunk beneath the bed

The Ridgeline hides a lockable 7.3 cu ft In-Bed Trunk under its bed floor, complete with a drain plug. Store luggage, keep gear out of the weather, or fill it with ice for an instant cooler — the drain plug handles the meltwater. Above it, the 64-inch lay-flat bed gives you open space for bulkier cargo.

Dual-action tailgate

The Ridgeline's dual-action tailgate opens two ways: it folds down like a standard tailgate or swings to the side like a door. Honda calls it an industry first, and it's one of the details that set this truck apart.

Swing it open at the curb, and you can step right up to the bed instead of leaning over a lowered gate. That makes it easier to reach the In-Bed Trunk, grab a bag from deep in the bed, or load groceries in a tight parking spot. Fold it down when you want a flat ledge for longer items — you pick the method each time you open it.

A cabin with room for five

The Ridgeline seats five in a full crew cab, so everyone rides inside with room to settle in. Tri-zone automatic climate control comes standard, letting the driver, front passenger, and rear seats each set their own temperature.

The 60/40 split rear seats lift up to reveal storage underneath — handy for a laptop bag, camera gear, or other items you want out of view. Flip up one side or both to open floor space for taller items that you'd rather keep in the cabin than in the bed.

Stand out with a Ridgeline

The Ridgeline gives you real truck utility with crossover-like ride comfort, so it fits a wide range of trips. Book one for a moving weekend, a home-improvement project, or a beach or campground getaway with gear in the bed. If you're visiting family, you get bed space and a comfortable five-seat cabin in one vehicle.

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Top Ridgeline features

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Standard all-wheel drive

Three standouts come on every Ridgeline: standard all-wheel drive, built-in tech, and Honda Sensing driver assist.

Every Ridgeline trim comes with i-VTM4 all-wheel drive, so you don't have to hunt for the right setup when you book. It gives you confident traction when rain or winter weather hits everyday roads.

That's handy when a rainstorm rolls in during your commute or a winter forecast shifts your plans for the trip to the airport. You get the same standard system whether you book a Sport, RTL, TrailSport, or Black Edition. Drive to the conditions, of course — all-wheel drive adds grip, and your judgment does the rest.

Tech that comes standard

Every Ridgeline comes with a nine-inch Display Audio touchscreen, plus wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Your phone connects without a cable, so your maps, music, and calls show up on the big screen before you leave the curb.

That means less fumbling with a phone mount and more attention on the road ahead. Pull up directions to your next stop, queue a podcast for a long stretch of interstate, or let a passenger pick the playlist. Check the listing to see what else a specific year or trim adds.

Honda Sensing driver assist

Honda Sensing comes standard on the Ridgeline, bundling collision mitigation braking, lane keeping assist, and adaptive cruise control. These systems work in the background to support you on long drives and in stop-and-go traffic.

Adaptive cruise control keeps a set following distance from the vehicle ahead, which takes some strain out of long highway stretches. Lane keeping assist helps keep you centered in your lane. Collision mitigation braking can apply the brakes if it senses a potential collision ahead — you stay in charge, and the tech lends a hand.

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Top tips and things to know before renting a Ridgeline

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Get to know your Ridgeline

Before you book, know which trim you're getting, plan for the truck's size, and check live pricing for your dates.

You may see four trims on Ridgeline listings: Sport, RTL, TrailSport, and Black Edition. Features vary by year and trim, so check the listing to confirm what's included. If you need seats for more passengers instead of a bed, a Honda Odyssey rental may suit your group better.

Ridgeline driving tips

The Ridgeline measures about 210 inches long, so give yourself extra room when parking and turning in tight lots. Back into spaces when you can, and watch the bed corners in parking garages.

Use the In-Bed Trunk to keep luggage locked and out of sight when you stop for lunch or a sightseeing break. Secure loose items in the bed before you drive. Payload varies by trim, so keep loads within the truck's limit and the listing's guidelines.

How much does it cost to rent a Ridgeline?

The cost to rent a Ridgeline depends on your location, trip dates, model year and trim, and the local vehicle owner's pricing. Longer trips often qualify for discounts, so explore long-term car rental if you need the truck for weeks at a time. Check live listings for current prices on your dates.

Turo car rental vs. traditional rental

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Frequently asked questions about Ridgeline rentals on Turo

What documents do you need to rent a Honda Ridgeline on Turo?

You need a valid driver's license to rent a Honda Ridgeline on Turo. Turo verifies your eligibility when you book, before you pick up the Ridgeline.

What type of license do you need to drive a Ridgeline?

A standard valid driver's license is all you need to drive a Ridgeline. It's a midsize pickup, so you don't need a commercial license.

How old do you need to be to rent a Ridgeline on Turo?

The minimum age to rent a Ridgeline on Turo varies by vehicle. Check the Ridgeline listing you like to see its age requirement before you book.

What protection options are available for a Ridgeline rental?

Turo shows protection options for your Ridgeline trip at checkout, so you can review them before you confirm your booking.

Can you get a discount on a Ridgeline rental?

Yes, many Ridgeline listings offer weekly or monthly trip discounts. Check the Ridgeline listing to see which discounts apply to your dates.

Can you rent a Ridgeline long term?

Yes, many Ridgeline listings allow extended trips. Browse monthly car rentals to find a Ridgeline for a month-long stay.

Do Ridgeline rentals include unlimited mileage?

Some Ridgeline rentals include unlimited mileage. Each Ridgeline listing sets its own mileage limit, so check the details before you book.

Can other people drive the Ridgeline I rent?

Yes, other people can drive the Ridgeline you rent. Add them as additional drivers in the Turo app before they get behind the wheel.

Can you use a Ridgeline for moving?

Yes, a Ridgeline works well for moving boxes, smaller furniture, and other cargo in the bed. Secure every load, follow the listing's guidelines, and use the In-Bed Trunk for smaller items you want locked away.

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