Bullisht.... All Of It

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someone drove an Avalanche through a car wash and it shrunk....

Honda's new splash so CD will pimp for the advertising dollars.
 
Why do you care so much;it obviously isn't affecting how you feel about yours and it sure isn't going to hurt Toyota sales. I'm sorry but it's kinda silly how this sticks in people's craw;it's mostly based on opinion since we know which ones can actuall off road but realistically that a small group to market to and is reflected by Toyota lowering the 4th gen Runners just a tad and eliminating the rear diff locks with the '01 3rd gen;they know 99 out of 100 Runners never see much more than gravel.

We all know Fords (as documented by many sources) have a ton of issues but people still buy almost a million F series trucks a year so I guess Ford owners can't read. :D
 
I care b/c i hate to see biased opinions from publications that shouldn't be. I obviously know which one is the "king of the hill" but that doesn't stop me from being pissed off about a bullisht ranking. The two things that pushed it from first to 3rd was the fact that the seats are to low, and the cornering aspect. It is a efing truck and should be treated accordingly. These things aren't meant to be whipped around corners, they are used for a sole purpose.

HAULING SHIT
 
With C&D Honda will always come out on top. Is C&D owned by Honda? Maybe it is a trade publication.
 
I think the biggest issue is that the Ridgeline really shouldn't even be compared with a truck. It's not one by a longshot, and any buyer that is looking at the other four probably isn't even considering buying the Honda.

At best, their market is probably current SUV owners and possibly loyal Honda sedan owners, that think they might want a truck bed to haul their petunias home from the nursery on Sunday mornings. (and maybe Avalanche and Pontiac Aztec owners, since they are apparently blind to horrific styling. :D)

Heck, Ford owners should be more pissed about this than us, the Explorer Sport-Trac wasn't even included in the test. :)

--Mike
 
Still, the Tacoma's a refined piece with lots of "truck" baked in. The problem is that there's simply too much truck where we don't want it

That is what pisses me off... They can go screw themselves....
 
I'll bet if C&D had tested the TRD Sport or Offroad equipped Taco, they probably wouldn't be biatching about the ride, but they'll be biatching about the hood scoop obstructing their view, the same way they complained about the SE 4R.
 
I need to buy one of them there Honda trucks cause C&D says they be the best. You know it seems like everything I read or hear anymore is suspect. I guess the old saying is true. Don't believe anything you read or hear and only half of what you see.
 
yeah, it's like saying

there's too much of Anna Kournikova....now if it was Anna Nicole Smith, I gues you can say there was too much of her.....

But I digress.....
 
C&D's newest beef with the Runner and Tacoma is the close-to-the-floor seating position. From a drivers perspective, I like this feeling as it seems sportier......from a not-a-complete-idiot's perspective, I know that this is waht happens when you want to build a vehicle with good ground clearance that still fits in your average garage.

So, in a competition of TRUCKS, the Tacoma has the biggest bed, tows the most (the Dodge tows a bit more, but is ranked lower anyways), accelerates the fastest, has the 2nd most ground clearance, the best approach angle, AND does all this returning the best fuel economy while looking damn cool.......and gets beat by a jacked up, uglyfied, Accord that doesn't even have a 2 speed transfer case or at least a semi-usable bed that one could reach into from the side.....I'm sorry, but that's just fucked.

I guess this quote sums up C&D's intentions:

Still, the Tacoma's a refined piece with lots of "truck" baked in. The problem is that there's simply too much truck where we don't want it.
:bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash:

I guess a "truck test" nowadays is a competition of who can build a truck with the fewest "real truck" features, the most "sports car like" handling, the least off road capability, the smallest bed, and, for fuck sakes, the lowest floor......You'd think if you were BS'ing a comparison test, you could at least come up with something better than that.....
 
Hank said:
I'll bet if C&D had tested the TRD Sport or Offroad equipped Taco, they probably wouldn't be biatching about the ride, but they'll be biatching about the hood scoop obstructing their view, the same way they complained about the SE 4R.
Amazing how they forgot to tell you that those stupid high sides on that Honda abortion's bed create blindspots.....
 
Northof49 said:
Amazing how they forgot to tell you that those stupid high sides on that Honda abortion's bed create blindspots.....

it's not as bad as the Hood Scoop on the Sport Edition Tacoma though.
 
But I'll bet

you'd look real cool pulling up in a Ridgeline to take Anna Kournikova out to the club.....haahhahahahahahahahahaa (snort---blowing coffee out my nose)



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First off, I see a little bit of the "element look" in the front of the Ridgeline and that is NOT a good thing. Next problem is the engine that they use in the Ridgeline is the same as the one they use in the Odyssey. I think this will be the "soccer moms" choice of pickup trucks if they had to drive one. I can't see the Ridgeline on the construction site anytime soon!
 

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