Overview & Reviews
Side airbags are now standard on the EX, and all audio systems are equipped with MP3 and WMA playback capability. XM Satellite Radio is newly available. Power mirrors, cruise control and new wheel covers have been added to the LX. New features for the EX include a tailpipe finisher, black and blue plastic panels and a new side sill treatment for reduced chipping.
- Spacious, waterproof interior, optional all-wheel drive, smooth four-cylinder engine, balanced handling.
- Only seats four, clamshell doors hinder entry/exit for rear-seat passengers, ABS restricted to high-line EX.
User Reviews:
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My first SUV! - 2005 Honda Element
By djsan99 - March 29 - 3:20 amI bought this Elment this week and all I can say is I love it. I liked them when they came out in 03 and wanted to to trade in my 98 Accord. But after losing my civic I was able to get it. This mini SUV is great for trips, and for a small family.
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My second one - 2005 Honda Element
By kathleen sims - March 9 - 2:10 pmI loved my 1st Element and Im sure I will love my second. I am constantly hauling something, flowers, antiques, laundry to the cleaners etc, etc. Loading and unloading are a breeze when you can open both doors to one space. I didnt trade in my 1st Element as my daughter is now driving it. She has 2 sons and needs lots of room and a cleanable car.
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Drive it Youll Buy It - 2005 Honda Element
By Vishnu - December 31 - 10:10 amSuper roomy (Im 64") and super quick to reconfigure the interior. Great 5 sp and good in midwest snow. Great A/C, Great stock stereo, Ive had stereo shops question why Id want to upgrade. Styling grows on you like a funky lovable dog (to know it is to love it). Not quick like my SRT-4 (of course) but plenty fast on the highway. Lotta business trips to KC in the 80s-90s.
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Love the "Box on Wheels" - 2005 Honda Element
By Jay - November 3 - 6:30 pmWeve only had this "box on wheels" 3 weeks, but the whole family really loves it. Great for hauling the kids to school or camping gear and mountain bikes to the mountains. The ride, fit and finish is typical Honda, spot on. Could use a little more horsepower to fight the NASCAR like Atlanta traffic.
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My beach buggy - 2005 Honda Element
By Donald Wildes - October 20 - 6:43 pmGreat beach vehicle and for going antiquing. Plenty of room and love the adjustable back seat configurations.
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My element - 2005 Honda Element
By Jami - September 20 - 2:43 pmEverything I thought it would be. roomy, fun to drive, good gas mileage. No problems to date. I would buy it again i a heartbeat!
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Quality!! - 2005 Honda Element
By Tim - September 8 - 1:26 amCant find any thing wrong...perfect paint and body alignments. VERY practical car. You either luv it or hate it as far as looks.And Honda dependability. Tim
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Hummer Wanna Be - 2005 Honda Element
By dave - August 22 - 12:23 pmfirst time when i was looking at this vehicle i was like " hummer wanna be" but now i own it 2005 ex awd, deale gave me great deal on it and i have the best version, so far fun to drive, huge interior, great looking interior also, i am using this truck for business, i got x5 in garage now, i love element so my bimmer will relax for a while.. :)
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I love my new element - 2005 Honda Element
By LAUREN WOODS - July 26 - 9:30 pmI love driving my element, i have driven hondas for many years and am really pleased with this small suv. It handles easily and is easy to park, drive etc. It is economical also.
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Looks arent everything - 2005 Honda Element
By stevexjet - July 11 - 3:30 amRemeber that girl from high school that everybody liked but didnt want to be seen with? Well the car version of her is the Element. Got one of the review in Car and Driver 04 and simply love it. C & D said it was the most useful car they had in their long term fleet and I cant find fault in their opinion. Hauls the family, dog, bikes and assorted gear like an favorite backpack. With the 5 speed the car is much more fun to drive than the auto 4. Steering is percise and the braking good. Fuel economy could be better but lets face it, the thing has the profile of a cinder block.