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Cherry pick much? How about towing capability, legroom and shoulder room? Overall length? Wheelbase? And the beds on the other midsize are 4 foot wide above the fender wells. Yes the Ridgeline is the roomiest midsize... That is by design and not because Honda is afraid.

Not a show stopper for some but in my experience, the metallic finishes are harder to touch up if you get a chip.

I am 120, XLT, LUX, 360, 4K, FX4

My wife has a 2019 Ridgeline AWD. It gets on average at least 5 MPG better than an average full-size half-ton. On pure highway driving it might get 8-10 MPG better. Agree, Ridgeline is absolutely a mid-size, and in no way could you compare it to a full size. It is the easiest to live with of...

That is how Carmax did it. When I sold my Suburban to Driveway.com they did an EFT a couple of days before they picked it up.

This, if your towing the lower gear ratio is a no-brainer. If you decide to put bigger tires on the lower gear ratio will benefit you as well.

this is the way to make it hapen in the timeline the OP wants and will likely be the best financially as well.

As far as front seat leg room goes the Maverick feels like it has more than my wife's 2019 Ridgeline.

My thoughts for the OP: If you are considering CUV's then you have a lot of different options available. If you want a hybrid a RAV4 should be considered. Especially if you are paying above MSRP for a Maverick. Maverick Hybrid and Ecoboost are on a different level when comparing MPG. Which is...

Sorry wrong thread please delete.

That is my thought as well. Why risk getting a truck without the options I want and the end of MY 2022?

Same email here. But I have XLT/LUX/4K/FX4/360. About the only option I would consider changing is color and removing FX4, maybe 360, otherwise, I would wait for MY 2023 if necessary.

I assume your trailer has brakes and you have the 4K tow package.

Agree, used no question about it. And not to split hairs it may have been purchased outright by the dealer, rather than a trade-in for another vehicle. But to address your original post. The vehicles you refer to as low mileage and used could have easily been bought and sold by individuals...

Apparently, someone traded or sold their hybrid with 9000 miles on it to the local Chevrolet dealer. Not sure about options but the dealer has it listed for $45K. It doesn't grind my gears at all because it is a free market...and I am free to walk away and let it sit until they lower their price...

I was hoping I would have mine in time to run my youngest son down for summer college in OX, MS at the end of May but at the rate, Ford is going I will be lucky to have it in time for my oldest son's graduation in May of 2023. Happy to hear you are enjoying yours.

Carmax Carvana Vroom Driveway Other? All offer free online quotes and allow you to compare quickly. Most were comparable when I sold my Suburban but Driveway offered me 5-6K more than the best offer of the others, sight unseen, and paid me upfront. After I signed the bill of sale they...

3-4 inquiries won't be an issue for you as inquiries don't have that much impact compared to delinquent or late payments.

Maybe but if you need reliable transportation to get to work and pay the bills the base model hybrid could make a lot of economical sense if you factor in a warranty and lower operating costs. Assuming that borrower has taken action to correct some of the issues related to the low credit score...

Here is an example of how slow driveway works, they have a bill of sale, clear title, and are forecasting 3/5 business days before I see money in my account. And only then they will start the pickup scheduling process...I am in no hurry but it would seem driveway is risking a lot on price...