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2004 Honda Element
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| The multi-purpose fun van |
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Jun 10, 2004 22:47:55 |
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 263 ( -36 -13.68% ) | | Author | Staff |
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The 2004 Honda Element. Click for a larger photo.
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2004 Honda Element
"Versatility. That's the main element to the Element, with utility in an interesting body of a vehicle that drives smaller than all the stuff you can fit inside the doors. The pillar-less "suicide" doors are extremely handy and at the same time an inconvenient pain; the driving perspective is wide open and easy - scaled back to the core elements of driving. That's a lot to like -- and you can hose it out as well. It's fair to say that Pandora never opened a box quite like this."
--Autobytel
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