The 2025 Honda Ridgeline sits at a median of $52,999 across the Canadian market. Most examples land between $49,972 and $55,149, so if you're being quoted inside that band, you're paying a normal price. Anything under $49,972 is worth a closer look. Anything north of $55,149 needs a reason to justify it.
These are fresh trucks. The typical odometer reads about 23,244 km, which tells you the market is mostly lightly-used, near-new units rather than high-mileage workhorses. At this age, condition varies less than it will in a few years, so trim and options do more to move the number than wear does.
How mileage and trim shape the price
Kilometres cost you roughly $1,089 per 10,000 km. That's a gentle slope. A truck with 40,000 km instead of the typical 23,000 should run about $1,800 cheaper on mileage alone, and that gives you a clean way to sanity-check two listings against each other.
Trim is where the bigger swing lives. The Black Edition carries a $55,350 median and stays tight, from $54,748 to $56,244. The Trailsport runs a $49,722 median in an even narrower band, $49,279 to $49,984. That's a spread of more than $5,600 between the two. If you don't specifically want the Black Edition's cosmetic package, the Trailsport is the value pick here, and its pricing is consistent enough that you'll know quickly when a seller is out of line.
We've flagged 10 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. Use the trim medians as your anchor, adjust for the mileage gap, and you'll have a defensible number to walk in with.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Black Edition | $55,350 | $54,748–$56,244 |
| Trailsport | $49,722 | $49,279–$49,984 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.