I was wondering what Honda was thinking with this radio on the sport trim not even apple play and to small they should have charged more money $ and put the same radio like the EX-L on the sport
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It's a game car manufacturers play of placing increasingly more enticing features on each successive trim to entice buyers to spend more money to get them. You have to decide exactly what is important to you. Sometimes buyers go down a trim level in order to NOT get a feature.I was wondering what Honda was thinking
Yes. Here's an aftermarket headunit in a 2017 Ridgeline.When it comes to sound systems (as well as wheels and tires) the aftermarket is HUGE.
Which trim did you like the most and which features do you wish were available for it?Disappointed with the Passport trim levels.... I'm out of the market for one. Honda lost a sale to me.
Based on research I've done on 4Runner, it is my understanding that 7" screen is maximum what fits in 2 DIN slot. I'm not sure what is behind 8" screens - some new standard or non standard slot?Also after looking at Crutchfield, I've only seen 7" units with Carplay and Auto, so also not thrilled with that. Plus a lot of them don't have volume knobs, just the buttons. I guess I'm being super picky.