A 2009 Honda Ridgeline runs about $9,999 in the Canadian market right now. That's the middle of the road, and it's a useful number to carry into any negotiation. Half of what's out there sits above it, half below.
The typical range lands between $9,995 and $11,900. Tight band. If a seller is asking near $11,900, you're at the top end and the truck should show for it: clean history, decent condition, and mileage on the lower side. Anything pushing past $12k needs a real reason, and it's on the seller to make that case.
What to actually pay
The median mileage for this year is around 199,700 km, so most of these trucks are well into six-figure odometers. Read a listing's asking price against that. A Ridgeline with 150,000 km carries more life than one at 240,000, and if two are priced the same, the lower-km one is the buy.
Practically, budget around the $10,000 mark. If you find one in the low $9,000s that checks out mechanically, you're buying under the typical range, which is where the good deals live.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.