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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 5133919, member: 1414"] The problem with those Tundra V8s is that those vehicles had the same interior in 2021 that they had in 2012 or whatever. If you're ok with wildly outdated infotainment then it's fine. Given all the mostly negative reliability concerns that Ridgeline is looking better and better. The lockable trunk under the bed is really cool. Also, no turbo. As for turbos, not sure about Florida heat but they aren't what they were a decade ago. With most cars now turbocharged, they've gotten a lot better and more reliable. [/QUOTE]
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