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MikeW @ May 9th 2008 3:01PM
No one ever said that the Honda Ridgeline was a good example of a unibody truck.
Terrible transmission selector-prevents towing 5K lbs.
Independent suspension-good for handling/ride
It doesn't weigh that much, 4500lbs. (and if Honda decided to drop the VTM+4, it would save a little over 200lbs)
Crappy dual beam headlights
handy dual function tailgate
ability to have two spare wheels.
Your rant about the TownCar vs. 7 series is wrong.
The TownCar is very space inefficient. Small Gas tank, very user un-friendly trunk. Large overhangs, terrible aerodynamics, etc.
The 7-series has a superior ride/handling combination than the TownCar (due to unibody, which has a higher bending/torsional strength)
Yes 15/20 in the rear drive Silverado, but what tall axle ratio, 3.42? Why not make a front drive Ridgeline-compare that to a C1500.