2026 Honda Ridgeline
Ridgeline TrailSport+
Tuned suspension and standard AWD pair with the 280-hp V-6 for the most off-road-capable Ridgeline trim.
Tuned suspension and standard AWD pair with the 280-hp V-6 for the most off-road-capable Ridgeline trim.
TrailSport+ centers on All Wheel Drive and a Regular Gasoline V-6, matched with a 9-Speed Automatic transmission. Output is 280 hp and 262 lb-ft, with fuel economy listed at 20 mpg combined. Starting at $47,195, it seats 5 and provides 33.9 cu ft of cargo volume.
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What it meansThe Regular Gasoline V-6 pairs 280 hp and 262 lb-ft with All Wheel Drive and a 9-Speed Automatic. Fuel economy is 18 mpg city, 23 mpg highway, and 20 mpg combined.
Why this trimOn TrailSport+, the standard drivetrain layout points toward traction and easy automatic shifting. The mileage figures show the fuel-use trade-off for this configuration.
Bottom line: Expect V-6 power with standard All Wheel Drive.
What it meansAt 210.2 in long and 78.6 in wide, this Ridgeline is a sizable pickup. Cargo volume is 33.9 cu ft, with a 125.2 in wheelbase.
Why this trimTrailSport+ buyers should note the 70.8 in height and 4495 lbs curb weight when planning parking or storage. The dimensions help show how much space this trim occupies.
Bottom line: Check your space against these dimensions.
What it meansThe interior includes heated front bucket seats, an 8-Way Driver Seat, and a 4-Way Passenger Seat as standard. The rear seat is a 60-40 folding split-bench with a fold-up cushion, which adds flexibility inside.
Why this trimFor TrailSport+, these standard seats and controls define the everyday cabin setup. Mobile Hotspot Internet Access is also standard, which matters if passengers need connectivity.
Bottom line: The cabin emphasizes standard seating flexibility.
What it meansThe audio setup includes a 215-Watt Audio System, 7 Speakers, a subwoofer, and a 9'' color touchscreen as standard. Bluetooth streaming audio and SiriusXM are standard, along with 2 LCD Monitors In The Front.
Why this trimFor TrailSport+, the tech centers on audio, display, and media access. Steering Wheel Controls and Speed Compensated Volume Control are also standard.
Bottom line: Audio and media features are standard.
What it meansThe safety details include a 5-star Overall Rating and 5-star frontal barrier results for driver and passenger. Lane Keeping Assist System and Vehicle Stability Assist Electronic Stability Control are standard.
Why this trimFor TrailSport+, the ratings give a crash-test reference for this configuration. The standard assist and control systems add active support while driving.
Bottom line: Crash ratings and safety systems are included.
What it meansThis trim uses 18 in wheels with P245/60TR18 tires. That pairing defines the wheel and tire setup for shoppers comparing equipment.
Why this trimFor TrailSport+, wheels and tires are part of the confirmed equipment, not an assumed package. No alternate wheel size is provided here.
Bottom line: TrailSport+ uses this wheel and tire pairing.
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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