Honda Element
28-Apr-2003, 12:04 AM
#11
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its amazing
i love it.
it has two beds in there.
has aluminium diamond shaped flooring (which i think all cars should have)
rear suicide doors
wicked looking headlights.
wicked gauge cluster
etc...
i love the carrrrrrrr
and folding sideways rear seats.
i love it.
it has two beds in there.
has aluminium diamond shaped flooring (which i think all cars should have)
rear suicide doors
wicked looking headlights.
wicked gauge cluster
etc...
i love the carrrrrrrr
and folding sideways rear seats.
28-Apr-2003, 02:17 AM
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i honestly don't know how you ppl could like the element.
it looks like a sack of **** shaped into a coffin...
and if it said Ford or GM on it....each and everyone one of you sheep would laugh at it....but hey, it's a honda - it's gold.
it looks like a sack of **** shaped into a coffin...
and if it said Ford or GM on it....each and everyone one of you sheep would laugh at it....but hey, it's a honda - it's gold.
28-Apr-2003, 09:30 AM
#13
^^^ 
Yes, if it said Ford or Chrysler on it, I'd wanna **** on it cuz of what's UNDER the skin. I don't care about what any car LOOKS like, I care about how it was engineered, designed and built. And IMO, the Element is yet another cleverly thought out, well built Honda vehicle. I hope to get one in our stable when I convince my dad his car's gotta go. Either that or another Civic.
So, YES, you are correct, because it's a HONDA it's GOLD. You don't like it, don't buy one
LOL j/k old_si --> check PM
Yes, if it said Ford or Chrysler on it, I'd wanna **** on it cuz of what's UNDER the skin. I don't care about what any car LOOKS like, I care about how it was engineered, designed and built. And IMO, the Element is yet another cleverly thought out, well built Honda vehicle. I hope to get one in our stable when I convince my dad his car's gotta go. Either that or another Civic.So, YES, you are correct, because it's a HONDA it's GOLD. You don't like it, don't buy one
LOL j/k old_si --> check PM
28-Apr-2003, 01:04 PM
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Personally I loved it and I'd consider getting one if I wasn't so set on the RSX-S.
I like the Element because its really practical. Great when moving out!
If I got one it'd be in Sunset Orange Pearl. Doubt I'd get the Y Package though, most of the stuff that comes in the Y can be added in for a lot less.
What you folks think about the plastic pannels? To paint ot not to paint?
I like the Element because its really practical. Great when moving out!
If I got one it'd be in Sunset Orange Pearl. Doubt I'd get the Y Package though, most of the stuff that comes in the Y can be added in for a lot less.
What you folks think about the plastic pannels? To paint ot not to paint?
28-Apr-2003, 04:46 PM
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Originally posted by old_si
i honestly don't know how you ppl could like the element.
it looks like a sack of **** shaped into a coffin...
and if it said Ford or GM on it....each and everyone one of you sheep would laugh at it....but hey, it's a honda - it's gold.
i honestly don't know how you ppl could like the element.
it looks like a sack of **** shaped into a coffin...
and if it said Ford or GM on it....each and everyone one of you sheep would laugh at it....but hey, it's a honda - it's gold.
29-Apr-2003, 12:10 AM
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Actually, I read an article back before production of the Element began, and it said that Honda was targeting the "older" generation. I think it's pretty impressive that much of the "younger" generation also has taken a liking to the vehicle. 
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