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Nov 23 '03
Pros: Distinctive character, roomy, very functional Cons: Sluggish responses, not suited to those with conventional tastes, load capacity, minimal off-road capability
Summary: Both Toyota and Honda are fearful they will become associated with middle-aged boomers and fail to attract younger buyers. Toyotas preventive strategy is in its second-generation. A first attempt with the Toyota Echo flopped. The Echo has not ...
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May 02 '10
Pros: None Cons: Terrible car
awful service
Appalling corporate response or lack of response.
Summary:
I was diagnosed with a catastrophic disability. So I wanted a car that was considered the most “Reliable.” I was driving a sports car that I purch...
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Jun 29 '06
Pros: Fun car, handles well, nice ride, get a lot for your money. Cons: Only seats four, trunk small, doors can be difficult to use in some situations.
Summary: Well- I am going to write this review from a womans perspective...so guys, if I don't talk good auto talk I'm sorry...I'll do my best. I've owned my 2004 Honda Element for almost 2 years. I've read some reviews from some people who have test driven ...
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Dec 01 '05
Pros: Spacious, super-easy to clean, tons of storage, looks awesome Cons: Only four seats, opening doors is hard when parked in lot
Summary: Bought a 2004 Sunset orange Honda Element last winter. I love it!! At first, my husband and I were like, "That car is U-G-L-Y." But then once we looked inside and once I realized my DREAM COME TRUE -- NO CARPETING!! -- I immediately fell in love. I ...
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Jul 11 '05
Pros: Great room, spill-proof interior, functional design, fun to drive, Price compared to comparable vehicles. Cons: Locking system, speedometer location, no armrest for driver.
Summary: Well, first a little background. My wife's chevy blazer (a freebie from her parents) died unexpectedly, and we needed to get her a new car pretty fast. Normally, I would take my time and find a good low-milage used car that has taken the depreciation ...
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May 22 '05
Pros: Unique looks, 15" tires and lots of room. Cons: Badly positioned arm rests, uncomfortable on long trips and pronounced torque steer.
Summary: In February 2005, some 13 year old punk stole his dad's newly restored '74 Volkswagen and took it on a little joyride with his 12 year old friend. As a result of his exploits that one fateful day, the "Wagen" decided to engage in a hostile takeover of ...
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Mar 22 '05
Pros: Lots Cons: Floor cupholders let dogs drink, too.
Summary: Why I chose the Element: My driving background: When I got married, I owned a '99 Honda Civic. My husband didn't fit in it since he's 6'4". I then purchased a loaded 2001 Subaru Forester, since it was one of the only non-full-sized vehicles that ...
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Mar 13 '05
Pros: Honda name and reputation
"cool car" factor Cons: Storage
Functionality
Gas Mileage
Summary: I bought a 2004 AWD Element on a whim - I needed a new car with a sport-ute feel and functionality without the high price. What I got was an ill-conceived "concept" vehicle that is more affectation than anything else. People often stop me and say ...
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Oct 25 '04
Pros: Fun to drive! Roomy, small SUV with a personality. It's a Honda and reliable.
Cons: Ride can be bumpy and stiff
Summary: We bought a 2004, 4WD, AUTO, EX with Side airbags for $500 below invoice. We also got the special financing Honda offers on the Element. We had a great buying experience for this vehicle (all negotiation done over the Internet) and good pricing as ...
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Oct 07 '04
Pros: Versatility
Tons of Space in back
Cleanability
Honda Durability Cons: Short distance between gas fill-ups
Only seats 4
Front Seatbelts on located on rear door
Summary: My wife and I decided that we needed to get something with a bit more room and AWD. After test driving and researching the Sante FE, Sorento, Forrester- we headed to Honda to test drive a CR-V. Since both of us are avid Civic lovers- we saved Honda for ...
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Jun 10 '04
Pros: SUV look, options, ride, and performance without SUV buying price or gas price/consumption. Cons: Uncomfortable on trips, no sunroof on 2WD. Blind spots especially with seats folded up.
Summary: Off the top I am not an automobile expert, I'm a consumer. So this review is based on my ownership of this vehicle and experiences I have had. I bought my 2004 Honda Element a few months ago. I bought the 2 Wheel Drive model. NOTE: IF YOU WANT THE ...
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Apr 22 '04
Pros: Useful and versatile, refined and easygoing road manners, Honda quality, clever interior features. Cons: Bland and unexciting to drive, only four seats, bulky dimensions, no room for personalization.
Summary: My Experience I test-drove a Honda Element EX 5-speed at a local dealership. My test-drive lasted about half an hour and covered city streets, winding secondary roads, and the freeway. Performance The Element is powered by a ...
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Mar 16 '04
Pros: Huge and versatile interior, comfortable ride, strong engine with manual, Honda reliability, just plain fun Cons: Visibility, low weight capacity, light steering, doors vulnerable to dents
Summary: We took the plunge and purchased our 2004 Honda Element EX 5 speed 6 weeks ago. After nearly 3000 miles, we are really happy with our choice. Our goal was to find a car to replace our lovely but troublesome (read horrendously expensive) Volvo 850 ...
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Dec 28 '03
Pros: Cargo space, front visibility, fuel economy, roominess for driver. Cons: No lumbar support for tall men, useless armrest, rear-side visibility (with seats up).
Summary: One thing that has driven me crazy in the automobile industry is that vehicles are getting smaller and smaller. I am over 6'4", and weigh 290 lbs and used to play semi-pro football. I have been forced to purchase big trucks just so I can fit in my ...
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Mar 02 '08
Pros: Easy manageability and clean up; all four passengers have cup holders and ample leg room. Cons: Passengers in the back sometimes complain of a bumpy ride.
Summary: Compact yet you feel secure; ample space between driver and front glass panel, you feel there is no way you are going to hit it in case of an accident; the height of the front seats is people
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