2026 Honda Ridgeline
Ridgeline TrailSport
Standard all-wheel drive, a 280-hp V-6, and off-road-tuned dampers separate TrailSport from the rest of the Ridgeline lineup.
Standard all-wheel drive, a 280-hp V-6, and off-road-tuned dampers separate TrailSport from the rest of the Ridgeline lineup.
All Wheel Drive gives the 2026 Honda Ridgeline TrailSport its clearest distinction, paired with a Regular Gasoline V-6 and 9-Speed Automatic. The engine is rated at 280 hp and 262 lb-ft, with fuel economy listed at 20 mpg combined. Seating is 5, cargo volume is 33.9 cu ft, and MSRP starts at $45,995.
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 meansThe V-6, all-wheel drive, and 9-Speed Automatic point to a conventional gas powertrain with confident traction. Fuel economy is rated at 18 mpg city, 23 mpg highway, and 20 mpg combined.
Why this trimFor TrailSport, these facts frame it as the all-wheel-drive version with the documented V-6 output. The mpg ratings help compare ownership costs without guessing.
Bottom line: It pairs V-6 power with all-wheel drive.
What it meansThe listed cargo volume and exterior measurements help shoppers judge space needs before a test drive.
Why this trimThis trim’s size facts matter for garage fit, parking comfort, and the amount of vehicle to handle.
Bottom line: Check the measurements against your space.
What it meansStandard heated front bucket seats and adjustable front seats point to a comfort-focused cabin setup. The split-folding rear seat adds flexibility inside the cabin when carrying people or other items.
Why this trimFor TrailSport, these standard items show the core seating, steering, rear-window, and internet-access equipment included.
Bottom line: The cabin emphasizes comfort and flexibility.
What it meansThe standard audio system centers on a 9-inch color touchscreen, Bluetooth streaming audio, and 7 speakers. Front LCD monitors, SiriusXM, and steering wheel controls add common entertainment and control points.
Why this trimFor this trim, the listed technology is standard rather than shown as optional equipment. That matters if you want these audio and display features included from the start.
Bottom line: The media setup is already included.
What it meansThe 5-star overall rating and 5-star frontal ratings give shoppers clear crash-rating reference points. Standard lane keeping, stability control, traction control, and side impact beams cover several safety areas.
Why this trimFor TrailSport, the safety facts combine ratings with standard systems listed for this trim.
Bottom line: Its safety story is well documented.
What it meansThe 18 in wheels and P245/60TR18 tires define the factory wheel-and-tire fitment.
Why this trimFor this trim, those entries matter when checking tire compatibility or comparing wheel specifications.
Bottom line: The tire size is clearly specified.
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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