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Patrick on February 21, 2008 | Has owned a 2004 Honda Element
The Element is very reliable, and can transport almost anything I can think of. I bought it so I could bring my mountain bike to the trails without having it out in the elements (pun not intended). It's not the most stylish car, but if you keep taking care of it, it won't break down on you. It doesn't handle like a sports car, and it doesn't feel as solid as a smaller car, but you can't possibly expect that from the size and shape of the car. My only complaint about the Element is the driver's seat rocks back and forth, due to wear in the height adjustment assembly. Other than that, I'm extremely happy with my orange box.
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Anonymous on March 29, 2009
Dear Orange Box, I to love my Blue Element that my wife calls the Milk Wagon, but it's perfect for me, when I first got it, the seat also rocked, but I took it to the dealer and showed them and they fixed it under warranty and I was not the original owner. I have since put Michellin GSX tires one size up on her and she grabs the road alot better than with stock tires. I changed her name from Element to Mentel and you can't believe how many people stop and ask about it. What would we do if Manufacturers didn't put names on cars. Even the Police put Mentel as the model. Safe and Fun Driving!