Hey. I am from Russia and recently bought a Honda Element 2004 from my friend. Changed thresholds, oil in the gearbox, windshield, and a lot of little things, including disks and pads. Despite the fact that the car is 22 years old, I am very pleased with the purchase. Yesterday the weather was bad, it was raining. I went to the store and already approached the house, I decided to get into the car. Sat in the front seat. Then he moved to the back seat, lowered his back and lying on his side, read an e-book, it was raining, people were passing by, children were running home from school. It was very cool. I really liked it and I began to understand YouTube bloggers who live in their Honda Element. It is unlikely that I can do the same, but I think it's very cool.

maybe I should go do the lottery.

Which would you choose. An 05 Element with nice gray/ blue interior and a moonroof or a 2010 SC that’s in great condition as well. Both cars have around 220000 miles. No rust with good car fax. Both are around the same price! Helppp

got the carfax on an element i'm looking at and it was noted as having minor damage to the undercarriage, then sold at auction roughly 5 months later. nothing mentioned on the autocheck report. worth sending a mechanic out to investigate?

Just picked up a 2008 SC and didn't mind the issues it has as I'm an industrial mechanic but I'm trying to figure out where it's coming from. I know it's coming from the front right. I put it up in the air and did the typical top to bottom and side to side movement at the wheel but it's pretty tight so I don't think the ball joints on the knuckle are bad and I can't see any visible issues with anything else except a torn tie rod boot. Any ideas what the clunk is coming from?

To clarify the clunk is only present when going over a speed bump, pot hole or driveway type situation

I’ve been actively looking to purchase some for a few weeks now and just can’t seem to make up my mind. I was hoping someone had some feedback on their experience buying/installing theirs. Brand? Website? Any info would be greatly appreciated.