2005 Honda Element Review - Built Like A TRAIN!

My thoughts on the 2005 Honda Element with the 2.4L inline 4 and 4 speed automatic transmission!

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
1:07 - Engine / Transmission
1:56 - Interior
5:19 - BFB Test
5:34 - Sponsor Read
6:07 - Seats
6:20 - Back Seats
8:13 - Tailgate / Cargo Area
9:33 - Exterior
10:03 - Final Thoughts
11:35 - Outro

[realchefjoshua]

Kendrick Lamar is a big fan of these. He's even been quoted saying "You can't take me out my Element.".

[laurie]

Element owner here. A few of things you missed on the interior - the back seats are completely removable; if you take the headrests off the fronts seats, all four seats can be laid totally flat to make a huge sleeping area; and the seats in your video were not flipped up correctly (the latch where they connect to the floor can be folded flat against the seat).

[kwasiagyeman]

Every time I’ve been in a Honda Element I felt like going to Home Depot, and buying some drywall.

[JacobAndJamal]

I had a brand new 2005 element for almost 10 years ! I LOVED that car. I have a 4x4 Chevy Truck now, and it’s a great vehicle, but in my mind it can’t top my old Element. So much space inside, easy to clean, good visibility, removable seats and AWD . Truly the most practical/utilitarian vehicle I’ve seen. I wish Honda would remake these and update the tech, I’d be the 1st in line to buy one.

[branthopolis]

2006 Element EX-P 175, 000 miles and counting.. Easily the best car I've ever owned and after 15 years of driving it, I still love getting behind the wheel.

[jayjayfreeman]

Still have mine, 16 years later!! Bought brand new with only 34 miles on it.

[aluwanimoyo]

This damn thing deserved a 20 year production run - just ride out the slow sales seasons coz a design like this would always pick up again at some point

[OxbowSummer]

Great review!. These things truly have a cult following. Visibility is fantastic and the interior makes you feel like every day is a mini safari.

[Wolf-rb]

I think it’s super cool you’re doing these videos. This is the 2nd video I came across while doing some car research. We’re not all
Fit to own a brand new off the lot car. Some of us folks are looking for a good reliable used buy and this is where you come in. Thanks man

[terencevictoria]

Cup holder is fine and serves its purpose.CUP holder and not a THERMOS holder hence the name

[darrellroeters]

Tell them it has a timing chain not a belt don’t need to change I have 259k miles

[terrylarrabee]

I love my element. The butterfly doors can be a pain because you can’t be parked close to another car and open the back doors. Also the visibility Is poor. The blind spot means you have to crane your head around to be sure nothing is right there. Other than that I love it

[ellisvener]

You forgot to mention that if you need even more storage space either or both of rear seats can completely and easily be removed, not just folded up to the sides.

[Zangle]

In the market for one of these now. I've been looking on and off for years, I remember wanting a Element back in 2004 and just never had the money due to the economy. Now, I am looking for one :-)

[kajjebre]

bought element with 200.000km on it and sold it with 500.000km running like new, 5spd manual, cjanged clutch at 320, 000km, NEVER CHANGED water pump nor any belt

[digitalbobby]

My 2007 element has 218K miles on it, and its much faster than you'd think a giant lunch box would be.

[donitaarender]

I love the Honda Element! I wish Honda would bring them back!!

[dram]

Public transport have these types of materials because they are rugged and easy to clean. Which is awesome to have in a car.

[johnwelch]

I helped build the Element and supplied the dashboard from Nissan. The rear end is the old Subaru Brat tooling. Cheaper to use a proven system than retool.

[brandicook]

I have always loved the Honda Element. It's too bad they stopped making them.