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Bob @ Jun 20th 2006 2:09PM
"Its kinda like GM revived the El Camino and put 4 doors on it. The styling is bad enough to make me think that too."
The El Camino had a more powerful engine and a bigger bed. Even though it was probably more of a truck than the Ridgeline, it didn't pretend to be a truck.
The fact that the Ridgeline doesn't come in 2wd shows its fwd car roots. The platform it's built on would have to be fwd in order to be 2wd. A truck that carries any bit of weight in the back must have power to the rear wheels.