2026 Honda Ridgeline
Ridgeline Sport
Standard all-wheel drive and a 280-hp V-6 distinguish Sport as the entry point into Ridgeline's unibody capability.
Standard all-wheel drive and a 280-hp V-6 distinguish Sport as the entry point into Ridgeline's unibody capability.
At $40,795, the 2026 Honda Ridgeline Sport centers on Gas power, All Wheel Drive, and a 9-Speed Automatic. It uses a Regular Gasoline V-6 rated at 280 hp and 262 lb-ft, with 21 mpg combined. The Crew Cab Pickup seats 5 and lists 33.9 cu ft of cargo volume.
See this trim's starting MSRP and destination charge, along with the packages, options, colors and accessories the manufacturer lists for it.
* Price is MSRP only, does not include taxes or fees, and is for illustrative purposes only. Pricing and option availability are based on manufacturer catalog data.
Representative previews shown. Color availability may vary — confirm exact paint options with your dealer.
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What it meansThis trim pairs V-6 power with all wheel drive and a 9-Speed Automatic. Fuel economy is listed at 18 mpg city, 24 mpg highway, and 21 mpg combined.
Why this trimThe setup matters because Sport includes all wheel drive as part of its verified configuration. Shoppers get the listed powertrain without needing to assume a different drivetrain.
Bottom line: Sport has a straightforward V-6 setup.
What it meansThe dimensions describe a vehicle with substantial overall length, width, height, and wheelbase. Cargo volume and curb weight are also provided for planning space and use.
Why this trimThese figures matter when checking garage fit, parking space, and cargo needs. They describe this Sport configuration, not another Ridgeline trim.
Bottom line: Check the size against your space.
What it meansThe cabin includes front bucket seats, adjustable front seating, and a folding rear bench. Power rear windows and mobile hotspot access add everyday convenience.
Why this trimThese items show the Sport trim has a practical seating layout. The listed cabin features focus on basic comfort, flexibility, and connectivity.
Bottom line: The cabin setup is practical.
What it meansThe technology list centers on the audio system, touchscreen, Bluetooth streaming, steering wheel controls, and front LCD monitors. It also includes audio theft deterrent and an integrated roof antenna.
Why this trimThese features matter because they define the verified media setup for Sport. Shoppers can confirm the core entertainment and display equipment without assuming extra tech.
Bottom line: Sport covers core media needs.
What it meansThe listed crash ratings are 5-star, including overall and frontal barrier results. Standard driver-assistance and control features include lane keeping assist, stability control, traction control, and side impact beams.
Why this trimThese facts matter because they combine published ratings with standard safety equipment. They describe what is verified for this Sport trim specifically.
Bottom line: Safety equipment is clearly documented.
What it meansThe wheel and tire specs identify the factory wheel size and matching tire designation. This helps shoppers confirm replacement tire needs and equipment fit.
Why this trimThese details matter because wheels and tires affect ownership planning. The listed specs apply to this Sport configuration as verified.
Bottom line: Wheel and tire specs are defined.
No open recalls on record from NHTSA.
Recall coverage can vary by VIN — confirm your specific vehicle's status.
Source: NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
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