2009 Honda Element
10/29/08, 06:58 PM
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11/1/08, 03:43 PM
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we had a 2006 ex-p awd model for awhile. As quirky looking as teh interior is, its so friggin functional, its honestly impossible to describe untill youve spent any amount of time in it.That one says 4WD on the back, are they chagning it up instead of being hte hydraulic activated AWD? Also my biggest complaint was the power, they could have put the accord v6 motor in it and been perfectly fine in my opinion.
11/1/08, 05:19 PM
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This is SO Honda. My wife has a 2003 CR-V. It is incredibly functional, incredibly practical, and incredibly boring - like every other Honda I've ever been in. (never been in an S-2000). So well built and never a mechanical problem with them though.
11/1/08, 09:30 PM
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The S-2000 is the exception, which is why it's sad that the car's been largely ignored by Honda for nearly a decade. Small, underwhelming updates don't make a good car worse, but it is a real shame when you think what they could have been doing for this car. Seems like it's destined to live a life eerily similar to the Mark IV Supra: a good car that was left to rot until it was more liability than asset.
11/23/08, 07:10 AM
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Really stupid looking. Reminds me of the first xb 
The S-2000 is the exception, which is why it's sad that the car's been largely ignored by Honda for nearly a decade. Small, underwhelming updates don't make a good car worse, but it is a real shame when you think what they could have been doing for this car. Seems like it's destined to live a life eerily similar to the Mark IV Supra: a good car that was left to rot until it was more liability than asset.
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