All the AWD systems are different you you can't lump them all into one bucket.

The rear end on the Ridgeline as pointed out is a vectoring system, so it's two wet clutches on either wheel axle...

https://youtu.be/CWYqEinNGUM?t=176

https://www.instagram.com/p/CLr0dfbB-PP/

From memory towing, payload, bed size and fuel economy. Someone else can dig into the finer details, but I think with the Taco you have to pick towing between towing or payload to get similar...

It's pretty simple really.

Trucks should be the size of a semi and not ever used for anything but posing and getting groceries. Bigger than big is always better and be sure to trash talk anyone...

My current vechile is a pos Jeep Patriot that I regret buying. I found one on the dealer lot with hand crank window, manual locks, no ac, 5sp manual and 4x4. Basically the most stripped down vehicle...

And people jump on Honda saying it's not a real bed when the rest of them offer plenty of trucks with almost no real bed.

Trucks have gone from true work horse to a lifestyle vehicle.

How is 1600 lbs bed capacity good for nothing? It's a bigger bed than the dual cab options from Chevy and Toyota.

Throwing mountain bikes, sheets of plywood and many other things are easier in...

Beat me to it, was just going to post that.

http://www.wcti12.com/image/view/-/37377106/medRes/3/-/maxh/360/maxw/640/-/w71atez/-/2017-Honda-Ridgeline-01-jpg.jpg

I want one.