What are the best deals on a new Honda Ridgeline in Oklahoma City?
A good deal on a new Honda Ridgeline in Oklahoma City means finding the right trim at a total you can read in writing, and Honda’s suggested prices run from $40,795 for the Sport to $47,895 across 6 trims. The Ridgeline makes 280 hp and tows up to 5,000 lbs when properly equipped, so the savings come from buying only the trim your week in Oklahoma City calls for.
A price that hides its taxes, its fees, or a poor fit costs you more later. Oklahoma City buyers should check three things before comparing any number: what the truck has to tow, how it handles daily traffic, and what the state adds at the tag counter.
Keep reading below, then schedule a test drive in Oklahoma City. Bringing your own numbers to the lot settles this faster than any spec sheet.
A 5,000 lbs tow rating is the first number for Oklahoma City weekends
If you tow on weekends, the Ridgeline’s 5,000 lbs maximum is the number to build your deal around. Honda rates that figure for a properly equipped truck. The weight of your loaded trailer sets the truck you need, and that sets how much you should spend.
A buyer in Oklahoma City who pulls a boat, a camper, or a trailer of gear should weigh the trailer first and shop second. A trailer that sits well under 5,000 lbs does not call for the most expensive trim. A trailer that sits close to the limit calls for a careful conversation about what the specific truck carries. Ask for the window sticker on the exact truck and read what it lists before you agree to anything.
Weather is part of towing here. Oklahoma City gets 36.39 inches of precipitation and 6.7 inches of snow a year at Will Rogers World Airport (NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, 2020). Wet ground and the odd icy morning are normal for a tow vehicle in this metro. The Ridgeline sits 7.64 in off the ground, which gives you room when a gravel pull-off or a lake lot turns soft.
Power matters on the same trip. The Ridgeline makes 280 hp, and that is the figure Honda lists for the truck. Money spent on a higher trim buys equipment, so decide which equipment you will actually use before you pay for it. A buyer who tows twice a summer and drives to work the rest of the year can often start with the Sport, which lists at $40,795.
Oklahoma City’s 64 hours of delay make 20 to 21 mpg count
For a daily commute, the number that matters is fuel economy, and the Ridgeline’s EPA combined rating is 20 to 21 mpg on gasoline. That is the label figure to plan around, and it does not change much with the trim you pick. A commuter has little reason to pay for a trim that adds nothing to the drive.
Traffic is why the rating counts. The Texas A&M Transportation Institute puts Oklahoma City at 64 annual person hours of delay per commuter in 2024, up from 63 hours in 2023 (Texas A&M Transportation Institute, 2025). Those hours are spent at low speed, in a metro where a truck spends real time idling on the North Kelley Avenue and Broadway Extension corridor and the interstates around it.
The same study reports a cost. Congestion cost the average Oklahoma City commuter $1,132 in 2024 dollars (Texas A&M Transportation Institute, 2025). That is a reason to keep the other costs of the truck low, and the purchase price is the one you control on day one. If you drive in town five days a week, start your search at the lowest suggested price and add equipment only for a reason you can name.
A commuter also gets the same powertrain figures as every other buyer: 280 hp and a 5-seat cabin. You are not giving up the truck’s capability to save on the sticker. You are leaving unused capability on the table, and that is where a daily driver finds the savings.
A Ridgeline gives an Oklahoma City family 5 seats and 36.7 inches of second-row legroom
For a family of five or fewer, the Ridgeline answers the space question directly. It seats 5, and the second row has 36.7 in of legroom. That is the figure to check against your own household, and to check it properly you should sit in the back with the people who will ride there.
A family that fits is a family that can skip the biggest and costliest vehicle on the lot. The Ridgeline lists from $40,795 to $47,895 across 6 trims, and a household of five can start at the low end of that range. If your family has six or more people, the Ridgeline is the wrong size and we would rather you know that before you visit. Ask us about the rest of the Honda lineup instead.
Space and towing share a budget. A family that tows a camper on school breaks and rides in town the rest of the year is buying for two weeks of the year and 50 weeks of the other kind. Price the truck for the 50 weeks, then confirm the camper fits inside the 5,000 lbs limit.
One truck gives different answers to different buyers. The figures sit side by side here so you can find your own row.
| Buyer situation | Ridgeline figure | What it settles in Oklahoma City |
|---|---|---|
| Weekend towing | 5,000 lbs maximum when properly equipped | Whether your loaded trailer fits the truck’s rating |
| Daily commute | 20 to 21 mpg EPA combined, gasoline | What a long, slow drive costs you in fuel |
| Family of five | 5 seats and 36.7 in of second-row legroom | Whether everyone fits without stepping up in size |
| Soft ground and weather | 7.64 in of ground clearance | How the truck handles a rutted gravel lot or wet drive |
| Budget | $40,795 to $47,895 MSRP across 6 trims | How much of the range your week actually needs |
What a Ridgeline costs an Oklahoma City buyer before and after the tag counter
Honda’s suggested price for a 2026 Ridgeline is $40,795 to $47,895 across 6 trims, with the Sport at the low end. That is the manufacturer’s suggested price. It is never our price, and it leaves out destination freight, tax, title, license, and dealer fees. The price on a specific truck is its own number, so ask us for that number with the taxes and fees on separate lines.
Oklahoma taxes a vehicle purchase through a motor vehicle excise tax instead of an ordinary sales tax. The rate is 3 1/4% of the value of each new vehicle (Oklahoma State Courts Network, 2026). The tax becomes delinquent after the thirtieth day of ownership, so plan to pay it on time.
Registration comes next. Service Oklahoma’s schedule sets the full year fee for a standard vehicle at $96.00 in the 1st to 4th year of registration, and the agency calculates your total at checkout (Service Oklahoma, 2026). A new truck sits in that lowest age bracket, so you pay the highest yearly fee, and the fee drops as the truck ages.
A handful of smaller fees apply when a vehicle changes hands. Service Oklahoma charges a Vehicle Title Fee of $11.00 and a Transfer Fee of $17.00, alongside a $1.50 Insurance Fee and a $4.00 VIN Inspection Fee (Service Oklahoma, 2026). They are small, and you should still see each one on your paperwork before you sign.
Ask for the total in writing. A good price in Oklahoma City is a number that lists the truck, the tax, and the state fees on their own lines. If two quotes arrive in different shapes, they are hard to compare, so ask for the same layout from every store. We give straight answers on price, and we will go through each line with you.
What Bob Howard Honda does for a Ridgeline buyer in Oklahoma City
We are a Honda store on the north side of Oklahoma City, at 13201 N Kelley Ave, on the North Kelley Avenue and Broadway Extension corridor. We sell new, used, and certified pre-owned Honda vehicles, and we run service, parts, and financing in the same place. The people who sell and fix Hondas here work on that one brand every day.
A truck you tow with needs a service drive that fits a working schedule. Our express service lanes take walk-ins with no appointment for light work: oil and filter changes, fluid checks, multi-point inspections, tire rotation and repair, wiper blades, battery testing and replacement, bulb replacement, and engine and cabin filters. We have a Honda OEM parts center that keeps popular parts in stock. Our team includes four Master Technicians and 13 Technicians.
Financing starts online. We offer a secure online finance application, so you can handle the paperwork before you set foot on the lot and spend your visit looking at trucks.
Our owners describe the buying side best. Robbie M. wrote in a May 2026 Google review of Bob Howard Honda: “Huge shoutout to Brett Goodner, Taylor Cook, and Greg Cortes for making the process of buying my CPO Honda Ridgeline smooth from start to finish. Honest, professional, and genuinely great people to work with. They took care of me every step of the way and made the whole experience easy and stress-free. If you’re looking for a team that truly cares, go see these guys!”
In an October 2026 Google review of Bob Howard Honda, Carole L. described a service visit: “Got car serviced and a recall taken care of. They were polite, explained everything clearly and I didn’t have to wait 3 or 4 hours.”
Tommy B. left an October 2026 Google review of Bob Howard Honda that covers the sales side: “Wisdom, our salesman, was phenomenal. Very personable and professional as well. From the emails getting the ball rolling and up through the entire process, himself and the team at Group1 met and then exceeded my expectations. Simply, exactly what the car buying process should be, and more.”
Frequently asked questions
What is a good price for a Honda Ridgeline?
Honda’s suggested prices run from $40,795 to $47,895 across 6 trims, with the Sport lowest. A good price is a written total on a specific truck that shows the truck, the Oklahoma tax, and the state fees on separate lines. Ask for that layout and you can compare any two quotes.
What’s the best Honda Ridgeline to buy?
The trim that matches your heaviest regular use is the right choice for most people. A commuter or a family of five can begin with the Sport at $40,795, and a buyer who tows close to the 5,000 lbs limit should go through the specific truck’s window sticker with us before choosing. Every Ridgeline seats 5 and makes 280 hp.
What warranty comes with a new Honda Ridgeline?
The basic warranty runs 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. The powertrain warranty runs 5 years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first.
How much horsepower does the Honda Ridgeline have?
The Ridgeline makes 280 hp. That power goes with a 5,000 lbs maximum towing rating when the truck is properly equipped, per the manufacturer, and an EPA combined rating of 20 to 21 mpg on gasoline.
How long do I have to pay Oklahoma’s vehicle tax after I buy?
Oklahoma’s motor vehicle excise tax becomes delinquent after the thirtieth day of ownership. A penalty of $1.00 per day then applies, and it never exceeds the amount of the tax (Oklahoma State Courts Network, 2026). Pay it inside the first 30 days and you avoid the penalty entirely.
Can I test drive a Ridgeline before I decide?
Yes. You can book a test drive online or by phone. Bring the people who will ride in the back, and bring the trailer weight if you tow.
Can I turn in a lease that did not start with you?
Yes. We run a lease return center that takes leases no matter where they began. That makes it simple to move from a lease into a Ridgeline at one store.
The best Ridgeline deal in Oklahoma City is a clear price on the right trim
The right deal on a new Ridgeline in Oklahoma City is the one that fits your week and shows its total in writing. A commuter in Oklahoma City traffic can start at the Sport and spend nothing on features that go unused. A family of five gets 5 seats and 36.7 in of second-row legroom in the same truck. A weekend tower should build the choice around a 5,000 lbs limit and the real weight of the trailer. We are the place to make this decision for the north Oklahoma City buyer who wants a Honda and a transparent, low-pressure visit, from the first test drive through service on the same corridor.
Bob Howard Honda serves north Oklahoma City from North Kelley Avenue
We are a Honda dealership at 13201 N Kelley Ave with the full lineup, new, used, and certified pre-owned, and a service, parts, and financing operation behind it. Our customers rate us 4.5 stars across 4,311 Google reviews (Google, 2026). We are part of Group 1 Automotive, which posted record full-year revenue of $22.6 billion, up 13.2%, and sold 459,000 new and used vehicles, a company record (Group 1 Automotive, 2026).
In a July 2026 Google review of Bob Howard Honda, Ramon P. wrote: “TANK ALWAYS DOES GREAT JOB TAKING CARE OF MY FIT WHICH NOW HAS ALMOST 140,000 MI. THANKS GUYS. APPRECIATE YOUR WORK” A buyer who chooses us gets a store that sells the truck and keeps looking after it for years.
See our current Ridgeline inventory at Bob Howard Honda.
Bob Howard Honda answers this question against the specific vehicle in front of you rather than the model in general. Value your trade and get pre-approved online, then see us at our Oklahoma City showroom, or call (405) 753-8700.
Disclaimer: Vehicle features, specifications, pricing, options, and availability may vary based on production timelines and dealership inventory; images are for illustrative purposes only. Starting MSRP figures are national and exclude destination freight charges, tax, title, license, and dealer fees. Standard and available equipment varies by trim, configuration, and model year; confirm the specification of the individual vehicle before purchase. Maximum towing and payload ratings depend on cab, bed, drivetrain, and equipment configuration; see the vehicle’s Owner’s Manual and trailering guide for limits. Electric range and charging times vary with battery, configuration, temperature, terrain, load, and driving habits. Safety or driver assistance features are no substitute for the driver’s responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner. Financing and pre-approval are subject to credit approval. Contact Bob Howard Honda for complete details regarding current vehicle inventory, pricing, and equipment.
