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2010 Honda Element - Expert Reviews

MSRP: $20,525 - $25,585 See Local Classifieds
 
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Edmunds
2010 honda element Professional Edmunds Review

...Pros: Spacious cabin, removable rear seats, easy cargo loading thanks to specialized rear doors, good crash-test scores. Cons: Seats only four, awkward rear...

MSN Autos
2010 Honda Element — Flash Drive

...–Paul Hagger...

CarGurus
CarGurus' Review for 2010 honda element

...It’s what’s on the inside that counts: The Element’s expansive cargo space and versatility are among its major selling points...

Cars.com
2010 Honda Element Professional Cars.com Review

...Element in the Market It's safe to say that if you're hoping to win a ribbon at Westminster, you're the perfect person to buy this specialized Honda. For those...

Cars.com
2010 Honda Element Professional Cars.com Review

...front-wheel or all-wheel drive Engine: 2.4-liter I-4 Power: 166 horsepower; 161 pound-feet torque Transmission: Five-speed automatic transmission EPA gas...

Cars.com
2010 Honda Element Professional Cars.com Review

...But I'm betting that camera-shy guests wouldn't mind that at all. The Element's astoundingly boxy styling makes it the perfect vehicle for people who favor...

Cars.com
2010 Honda Element Professional Cars.com Review

...features include: Standard side-impact airbags Standard side curtain airbags Standard antilock braking system Standard electronic stability system with...

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The 2010 Honda Element doesn't fall into a clear class with direct competitors.

It's a bit larger than most of the boxy cars we'd normally compare it to.

Scion's xB is a capacious, convenient vehicle that's recently grown bigger and heavier (some 600 pounds greater than before), diluting its nimbleness, and the xB feels less roomy than the Element.

The Kia Soul is a boxy hatchback that also appeals to shoppers looking for more cargo versatility, but it's significantly smaller.

The Mazda5 is probably the Element's fiercest competitor in terms of value and convenience, though its minivan silhouette might make it a no-go for some.

One other prime rival for the Element would be the new 2010 Ford Transit Connect, a model that focuses on hauling cargo and small-business needs.

Like the Element, the Transit Connect has an economical four-cylinder powertrain and reconfigurable interior.


 
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