Used Honda Element for Sale

This car has 243 000 miles. It is extremely reliable. There is a timing chain so you never have to worry about changing the timing belt. Room space is better than any other cars I have seen for the passengers in the back seats. All my passengers always comment on that! Once the seats are folded, trunk space if enormous. The rear side doors open outward from the front, which allowed me to load large canvas that would not have gone through the trunk. The floors are very easy to wash.

This is the second Honda vehicle I have ever owned and I could not ask for a more reliable and fun-to-drive car. I'd been wanting an Element for years, and finally buying one more than lived up to my expectations. The best experience I had was in relation to its 4-wheel drive. I've never driven a car that handles so well in bad weather.

This vehicle is ugly as sin, however it is an extremely comfortable, versatile car which exceeds any demands make of it. The interior is excessively roomy and open, and provides ample leg room for passengers of any height. The back seats fold down into a double bed, and even fold up onto the sides of the interior, providing a plethora of room for transportation of goods. The Element handles like a dream. It has an extremely tight turn radius, especially for a vehicle of its size. The floors of the car are made out a durable plastic material, so cleaning out the interior is a breeze. I like to detail my car once or twice a year and not being afraid of damaging the interior is an enormous benefit. The seats are made out of a durable, stain resistant material, so when you spill a drink, no worries, it'll clean out. The frame of this car is solid, I've had to tow it out of snow banks and have used it tow others using the places for hooks underneath the carriage. At no time was I concerned about the structural stability of the vehicle (I cannot say this for other cars I've driven). The main drawbacks of this car are that it only has 4 cylinders and has no hitch to tow trailers. To my knowledge, an after-market package can be added onto the vehicle, however I an hesitant to put that variety of strain on the vehicle. Were it meant to tow things, it would have been designed with a hitch.