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Dayton drivers love a great midsize truck, and with its recent makeover, the 2022 Honda Ridgeline is giving the 2022 Toyota Tacoma a run for its money. Although when you take a closer look you’ll find that the Ridgeline’s update merely gets it up to speed with the Toyota Tacoma, which has always led the way in power, efficiency, and a comfortable ride on Huber Heights streets and roads. Take a look at the Tacoma and Ridgeline side-by-side before deciding which one to buy.
At first glance the Toyota Tacoma and Honda Ridgeline seem like they should have the same amount of power since they’re both equipped with a standard 3.5L V6 engine. And while the horsepower on the Honda Ridgeline is just slightly higher and their fuel economy is virtually the same, the significantly lighter weight of the Toyota Tacoma gives it a lot more towing power. 1,500 pounds more towing power, to be exact, clocking in at 6,500 pounds. That’s enough towing power to get you out of Clayton with your camper or boat on weekend getaways.
Both the Honda Ridgeline and Toyota Tacoma are in the midsize truck class, which offers plenty of room for four passengers and plenty of payload capacity. That said, the Toyota Tacoma offers more space where it counts with a cargo box that’s ten inches longer than the Honda Ridgeline cargo box, and more legroom for front seat passengers. The Tacoma has 42.9 inches of front legroom compared to the 40 inches in the Honda Ridgeline. In addition, the Toyota Tacoma has a bigger fuel tank so you won’t need to hit the Vandalia gas stations nearly as often as you do in the Ridgeline. All of this comes with a lower starting MSRP, too.
Are you ready to drive a winner? Contact Joseph Airport Toyota and schedule a test drive. Then apply for financing with us. We’ll get you a winning auto loan rate so you can save even more on your Toyota Tacoma.
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