Honda and Toyota offer wildly different visions of Crossover styles
Two jobs, two solutions from two Japanese companies with reputations for building fine vehicles that last forever
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--April 22, 2017
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One's a truck that drives like an SUV; the other is an SUV that drives like a truck. Which one makes more sense?
Naturally, it depends on the task at hand. If you're looking for a small pickup truck that rides like more a car, the Honda Ridgeline is the clear choice. But if you want a brawny adventurer that'll be as comfortable off the asphalt as it is inside the city, the Toyota 4Runner is the winner.
And never will the twain meet, except perhaps in this column.
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