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Honda Element

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Chewy.
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Does anyone on here drive one? I'm just curious what you like about it or hate about it.
Mar 14 2014 8:10PM
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Dwarftosser1
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It's the Cadillac of cars
Mar 14 2014 8:16PM
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El_Barto.
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this is an excellent post
Mar 14 2014 10:04PM
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DIPED_IN_SAUCE
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They are awesome vehicles but I don't eat enough granola or like Obama enough to drive one.
Mar 14 2014 10:58PM
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Benson.
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The boxy look doesn't really work with SUVs in my opinon.
Mar 14 2014 11:01PM
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cornholio
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my buddy loves his. he can roll a bike in there without even having to lay it down and he can just spray down the inside with a hose if needed. i don't think i'd get one though, not my style. however at the right price under the right circumstances i'd drive anything.
Mar 14 2014 11:46PM
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K-Dot.
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Don't they get atrocious gas mileage?
Mar 14 2014 11:58PM
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sniper_6
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Mar 15 2014 12:04AM
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momentz
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Ya I drive one, it's a nice car to transport stuff but and it's great in the snow but the gas mileage is awful
Mar 15 2014 12:07AM
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yangumane
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Yeah. Low 20s apparently... There's honestly no reason to buy one, a Subie is better in the winter for skiing and would get better MPG
Mar 15 2014 12:11AM
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momentz
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I personally am not even getting low 20's. Although most of my driving is in towns and cities not to much highway.
Mar 15 2014 12:15AM
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Chewy.
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Low twenties aren't that bad for an SUV.
Mar 15 2014 2:45AM
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Chewy.
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I honestly don't like the look of them. But the inside of it is so sick. The room, hard floors, and open space is perfect for my life style.
Mar 15 2014 12:38PM
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yangumane
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My Mercedes GLK350 (302hp V6) gets better mileage than that. The Mercedes GLK250 gets high-20s mileage. That's just one example as well, it's not hard to find an SUV that gets good gas mileage.
Mar 15 2014 12:46PM
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Chewy.
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If I wanted to get good gas milage, I wouldn't be buying an SUV. I just want the Element for the room inside.
Mar 17 2014 11:41AM
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.AR6rider.
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Everyone I have ever met who owns one raves about the damn thing like it's the best vehicle ever invented. I personally would never drive one and think they're ugly as hell, but that's coming from someone who drove an FJ Cruiser for 4+ years and loved it - another car considered to be ugly as hell. To each his own, I guess. If you like it, go for it.
Mar 17 2014 11:49AM
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fujarome
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Functionality over appearances. Depends on which one you want.

I can't wait until someone tries to convince everyone that a 10 year old Subaru with 180,000 miles on it is better than a new element based exclusively on "it's great in the snow"
Mar 17 2014 11:54AM
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conchetler
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My family has one, and we love it. It works real well for getting up and down the mountain and has lots of space for skis, bikes, people etc. gas mileage is ok, but for everything else you can do with it totally makes up for it. Highly recommend em
Mar 17 2014 1:46PM
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Pu-Tang
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bout to fuck a bitch in one this weekend. Pefect backseat to get some ass.
Mar 17 2014 2:07PM
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Chewy.
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Backseat? The seats fold into beds haha
Mar 17 2014 7:59PM
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DIPED_IN_SAUCE
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For the price of an Element you could get a 5 year old Subaru with 75k on it... just saying.
Mar 17 2014 9:50PM
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KillaSteeze
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looks like a box but once your inside its so roomy and the back seats recline to basically a bed, its so nice
Mar 17 2014 9:52PM
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SKI.ING
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I would look at a Toyota RAV4, Honda CRV , or the Subaru equivalent. Good gas mileage, they don't have the box look, and they don't handle/ride like crap.
Mar 18 2014 1:12AM
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Chewy.
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Will do, thanks man. I don't really want a Subaru. But I'll check out the others.
Mar 18 2014 9:17AM
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K-Dot.
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Yeah, crvs are great vehicles. Really reliable and hardly ever have to do any major maintenance. Honda makes solid vehicles
Mar 18 2014 11:38AM
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SteezeMcQueen
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Just buy a Subaru Forester. Get it over with.
Apr 2 2014 3:25PM
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b-kul
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no, thats pretty bad for a smallish suv.
Apr 2 2014 3:39PM
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yangumane
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Apr 2 2014 4:32PM
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Ribss.
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I think thats what he was referring to, braah.
Apr 2 2014 4:47PM
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GayWolf420
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ive heard good things about them. really roomy cars and such.

if anything, i can't see how people drive around in escalades and tahoes unless they have big families or something. theyre great in the snow, but my family had the pleasure of renting one on a trip and those things handle like shit.
Apr 2 2014 5:02PM
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UphillIce
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You won't be finding too many elements these days though.

I actually always really liked Elements. I didn't mind the boxy look and the functionality seemed great. I ended up with a Honda Fit though, which was probably a good choice given the number of highway miles I drive. I'd love for my next vehicle to be something similar to the utilitarian Element though but updated with modern technology that would get it 30mpg.
Apr 2 2014 5:26PM
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DIPED_IN_SAUCE
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My subie gets around 19-24, Our old Jeep Cherokee got 19. It's not bad but it's not great
Apr 2 2014 5:35PM
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