Readers' Rides

If you own a Honda Ridgeline, you might take some flak from other truck owners.

A forum poll shows what Honda Ridgeline owners want from the next generation of the truck.

A former General Motors technician was quite happy to go outside the brand and own a Honda CR-V. Now, he’s buying a used Honda Ridgeline and hoping it will be as reliable as his CR-V was.

Reddit Honda Ridgeline owners no longer ask whether 100,000 miles is too much; they're asking whether it's the beginning of the truck's second life.

A Honda Civic owner put an overlay on their car - and immediately had to head to the dealership.

Buying a truck like the 2026 Honda Ridgeline isn’t just for what it can tow or how it rides - for some, the sound system matters, and this owner, who bought a Ridgeline and two 2025 Chevy vehicles, classifies them from best to worst.

The 2026 Honda Ridgeline had earned a lot of loyalty from its buyers. We’ll once again let an owner tell us his story of why.

Honda Civic owners seem to be quite loyal. We’ll let one Honda Civic buyer explain why he is sticking with the brand.

Comments from Honda Ridgeline owners suggest that they love the truck not for what it can do in the snow, but because of all the various problems it solves and challenges it can handle.

Whether it’s the 2011 Honda Ridgeline vs the 2026 Honda Ridgeline or another model, there’s a never-ending debate among people on which generation is the best one to buy for any given model.

Why are dealerships refusing to perform the safer, manufacturer-sanctioned drain-and-fill procedure in favor of high-risk, high-margin machine flushes on the Toyota Highlander?

Once again, the age-old debate between whether to use OEM or aftermarket parts to replace wear and tear items has flared. This time it's the owner of a 2015 Toyota Highlander opening this particular can of worms on social media about which brakes to use.

Sometimes, car buyers have good ideas in terms of feedback for automakers. That appears to be the case when it comes to some owners of the Ford Mustang Mach-E.

The Nissan Altima, reportedly, still has the original transmission and even survived a crash.

The owner's decision to switch from the Tesla Model S to Hyundai Sonata Hybrid was not taken lightly, but reliability issues prompted the change in vehicle.

The owner is being charged $17,898 for an engine replacement, and is being denied warranty twice, so far.

The potentially steep price and premature clutch wear that are known issues on some Toyota GR Corolla model years have this owner worried, as this isn't the first time he has reported clutch-related issues.

Owner praises the Toyota minivan, which shows some wear and tear on the outside, but still runs strong after well over 500,000 miles on the “clock”, proving the brand still knows how to make cars that last.

Following the incident, the Genesis might need a new hood.

The 2025 Mazda CX-5's automatic brakes seem to be overreacting, according to the owner, as the explains they “slam” for no apparent reason.

The owner bought this rare Genesis Sedan V-8 for $2,500, but the car isn’t perfect, raising the question whether this is the bargain of the century or a potential money pit.

The Kia owner was charged way above what the average price for such a job is, and it appears this isn’t an isolated case.

This Dodge Viper has sustained significant damage to the front, likely totaling the car.

Fellow Infiniti owners don’t seem to approve of the Korean performance sedan’s reliability, with some claiming he is “replacing repairs for more repairs”.

Sometimes, the internet exaggerates problems, and it’s one of those times where the car community clarifies things, for prospective owners.

The high-mileage SUV was acquired by the TFL YouTube channel, and proves that some risks are worth taking.

The damage on this 2025 Toyota Sienna seems to be caused by a very unlikely, but very real phenomenon, and fellow owners are worriled by the potential dangers.

The owner’s 16-year daughter was driving when the accident happened, but thank God, everyone walked away uninjured.

It is safe to say that Tesla cars are not snowman-resistant, and one owner found that out the hard way.

This high-mileage SUV shows why Toyota is still a prime choice for long-term vehicles, but also displays a well-known issue on the dashboard.