Guide and Manual

2013 Honda Ridgeline Service/Owner manual - The 2013 Honda Ridgeline's cabin is wide, as square measure its seats, and entry into the front or rear seats is straightforward, The gauges square measure giant and straightforward to scan, and major and secondary controls square measure operated by giant stalks and knobs appropriate for gauntleted hands. Secondary controls for the audio and climate-control systems square measure easy and practical, maybe reflective the age of the Ridgeline's interior style. Another tipoff to the relative age of the truck's documentary architecture: Bluetooth hands-free phone management, usually customary on even the foremost modest of latest models, is nonobligatory. 

The 2013 Honda Ridgeline offers solely a three.5-liter V6 generating 250 power unit and 247 pound-feet of force. Power flows through a five-speed transmission and a customary all-wheel-drive system, though in traditional driving power is shipped virtually solely to the front wheels. The system is latched in all-wheel-drive mode at hurries up to eighteen mph. In Edmunds testing, the Ridgeline accelerated from zero to sixty mph in eight.3 seconds, to a small degree slower than most competitory trucks.

The entry-level RT is well-equipped with customary options as well as 17-inch steel wheels, a power-sliding car window, air-conditioning, a 60/40-split-folding rear seat (with under-seat storage), a rearview camera, full power accessories, controller, a visit laptop and a six-speaker system with a electronic equipment.