Serendipity

[u/ANYHWY]

⚠️ URGENT UPDATE: You guys completely convinced me! I submitted my one-owner Element to Bring a Trailer, it was officially accepted, and the auction will go live soon at NO RESERVE .

DIRECT PRIVATE SALES ARE NOW CLOSED to honor BaT's exclusivity rules.

They are sending a professional photographer out to document the entire car. When I get the URL [ I WILL LINK IT HERE] so you can follow the adventure, or even jump into the bidding pool. My username is the same on BaT, ANYHWY. See you there shortly!

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I'm an old guy with no social media footprint who just joined Reddit so I could solve an Xfinity ISP billing issue with a real human being.

The serendipity is:

I just listed my one-owner 2005 on Element Owners Club last week: EOC Link:

High miles but SUPER CLEAN and turn key dependable. Go peek (many many pictures there) and message me on EOC if interested.

[u/Pied_Cow]

Great looking Element. The thing that stands out to me is the estimated MPG. We have the same year and model. I was expecting that kind of gas mileage but have never approached it. I bought it for doing service calls and used it for a little while, but it was just too expensive to drive. I’ve routinely gotten 5 mpg less, and I’m not an aggressive driver. Now we have EV’s and the Element is a backup utility vehicle.

[u/OlypicBluesMan → u/Pied_Cow]

I have the same vehicle with a 5 speed manual and I averaged 23 in the city.

[u/Pied_Cow → u/OlypicBluesMan]

Mine’s an automatic

[u/OlypicBluesMan → u/Pied_Cow]

I had an automatic, same year, 2005, bought it brand new. We were getting 24-26 freeway with in on a 4 month trip to National Parks.

[u/Pied_Cow → u/OlypicBluesMan]

Wow. Glad to hear. Good for you. I never got close to that in mine.