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Explore the Honda Ridgeline 2009 — a mid‑size pickup that blends truck utility with car‑like comfort. Whether you’re budgeting for a new one or curious about the semi‑used market, knowing the Honda Ridgeline price and trends helps you make an informed choice. In this in‑depth guide we break down the 2009 model’s key specs, depreciation path, and how it stacks up against comparable vehicles so you can judge where it sits in today’s automotive landscape.

• Model Year: 2009
• Body Style: Mid‑size pickup
• Drive: Forward‑control, cab‑over design
• Engine: 5.0L V8, 310 hp, 320 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 4‑speed automatic (optional 5‑speed manual in the earliest releases)
• Fuel: Gasoline (MPG 13 city / 19 highway / 15 combined)
• Dimensions:
  • Wheelbase: 124.2 in
  • Length: 179.0 in
  • Width: 74.4 in (excluding mirrors)
  • Height: 70.9 in
• Capacity: 1,248 lb payload; 2,186 lb towing
• Interior: Ten‑seat configuration (optional 3‑across seats), upscale cloth/VE‑leather trim
• Features: Power‑tilt/slide rear hatch, tri‑zone climate, leather key fob, i‑Connect infotainment (later models)

Depreciation Insight

The Honda Ridgeline depreciation curve is a useful lens for understanding long‑term ownership cost. A well‑maintained 2009 model typically loses:

• 15‑20% of its value in the first year after purchase.
• Additional 10‑12% per year over the next four years.
• By year five, a vehicle usually sits around 40‑45% of its original MSRP.

For used buyers, these figures translate to a used Honda Ridgeline price that reflects a vehicle’s condition, mileage, and regional demand. Generally, a 2009 Ridgeline with 130 k miles in North America can fetch between $25,000 and $28,000, but be ready to adjust for variations such as local supply, aftermarket modifications, and trim level.

Market Position & Comparison

When compared to mid‑size pickups like the Toyota Tacoma or Ford Ranger, the Honda Ridgeline stands out as a popular auto‑to‑vehicle hybrid. Its forward‑control layout and on‑board bed luggage system give it a distinct edge for consumers who need a versatile work truck but also want the comforts of a car-like cabin. The Ridgeline’s Honda Ridgeline price competitiveness is driven by strong warranty terms and a reputation for durability, setting it apart from models that are more heavily marketed as traditional badged pickups.

Compared to newer 2009 rivals, such as the Chevrolet Colorado or Nissan Frontier, the Ridgeline’s higher mpg and V8 torque make it an appealing choice for buyers who desire power without sacrificing fuel economy. Even when it

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