is the 1st gen tundra one of the best platforms

[bkg]

If you think a Ridgeline is comparable to a Tundra, I’d also add that you’re an idiot.

I guess the oracle has spoken

 

[plainjaneFJC]

Yes, we're talking about trucks in the American sense. Comparing a Honda Ridgeline to a Tundra is silly and your scruples are questionable at best. Having exterior cargo space does not make a vehicle a truck in the American sense. The Ridgeline is closer to a Highlander with a big open trunk that you can't close.

Hondas are great vehicles. Toyota sets a high bar, Honda is close in reliability/longevity if not slightly better, frankly. However, aside from a Corolla vs Civic or Accord vs Camry.... there isn't much else to compare. Honda does not sell a vehicle in the US that is comparable to a Tundra or a 4Runner, and that is a fact.

Honda isn’t far off with the ridgeline. It has decent payload, just needs a little more tow capacity and a larger tire, low range transfer case,etc. the lack of a frame wouldn’t bother me if it checks all the other boxes.

 

[NEVERENOUGHAZ]

How about we get back to 1st gen Tundra's

 

[Series1Rangie]

Getting back to tundras. Got the last doors fitted, and the awning mounted. I love my Tundra.

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[NEVERENOUGHAZ]

Getting back to tundras. Got the last doors fitted, and the awning mounted. I love my Tundra.

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I love your setup. I have thought about either a flat bed or service type bed for my Tundra/Northstar camper setup.

 

[Lemmy]

 

[Lemmy]

Camper resting in the garage for a few weeks and a pic from recent trip this was a Trona Pinnacles.
Love this truck!