Honda Element Concept - Reunion of Practicality and Reliability That Refreshes Crossover Market

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The Element might be the best vehicle Honda has ever built.
The decision to discontinue it, in retrospect, turns out to be a huge mistake.
Numerous owners continue to drive aging Honda Element, praising its remarkable durability.
The comeback is more likely than ever, since Honda needs something to capture attention.

What do you think of the comeback of the new Element?

00:00 Introduction
00:54 Rumors mill
01:34 Why Honda discontinued Element?
01:53 Things the new Element can offer to its buyers
02:25 What people think of the crossover
03:25 2024 Honda Element Hybrid concept
03:45 Honda Element TrailSport off-road crossover renderings
04:10 Release date and price

#hondaelement #petfriendly #comeback

[bevwaleur]

I miss my 2005 Element and would trade my Passport in a heartbeat if they brought it back. I loved the boxy shape and it could go anywhere. I could fit more cargo into my Element than I can in my Passport.

[jeanmariemissale]

Need a Honda element just like the old . And good price, affordable to the public -and young people .

[sweetbananagirl]

We own 3 Elements. 2 SC's and a regular one. Cannot emphasize enough how great these cars are. Please Honda bring them back soon!! Can't wait much longer!!

[thomasricksmith]

Love the Element! My wife and have a 2006 that's been modified with a wheelchair ramp! Love it! Recently bought another one with the modifications with 38, 000 miles! Great car!

[lindapompa]

I had a 2003 EX and a 2007 SC, i wish i had them today, they were so versatile, loved taking bicycles and golf bags in them....Please Honda bring back the Element, I'd buy one instantly

[fredsanke]

My friend owns one and she prefers it than CRV...practical, reliable and efficient .

[autumngust]

The Honda Element is the only car that I would buy new, if it ever came back

[Akira-nwjl]

Just bought a used 2004 Element for my wife. She loves it. Roomy and GREAT visibility but hates the uncomfort of anyone having to exit the car who is in the back. My solution is to change the placement further out of the side bar/step so when exiting from the rear there will be enough foothold to safely leave the vehicle.

[sohodt]

I need this vehicle back, with the same width in the back. It's the best car ever. I will be the first to buy a new one if they come back.

[daytonaz]

Element was an amazing vehicle and I can’t wait to see the 2024 model.

[ThisGuyRides]

Element was basically CRV with taller square interior with removable rear seats.
Just need to do the same based on current CRV and include the hybrid option.

[robertknight]

I'm currently driving a 2023 Suberu Forester. You can fit a snowblower it but not as well as can the Element. My snowblower does t have folding handles. This might be an unpopular opinion find me okay with a CVT transmission in an element if it's decent. One thing I did not like about Honda's k-series engine used in the original element is the variable valve timing solenoid that had a tendency of leaking and causing drivability issues even if you kept up with oil changes.

[tavor]

Hellz yes. Hybrid. Slightly larger. Power to all wheels standard. Take my money.

[lisemacleod]

Yes yes yes. Best part is the height and pass-through space between front seats. (No console there blocking movement from front to back please.) How about 2 lengths: regular and long. Need room for camping gear and dogs.

[Tollasepp]

I have the original 2003 Element still in very good condition. If Honda just brought back the exact same model with some minor upgrades I'd be very happy. How many vehicles can you put a 10 ft piece of lumber into the cabin and still be able to close the rear lift and tailgate. Keep the rear seat functionality (fold down, fold up or take out) option as it's provides great versatility. That's what the box is .... a functional and versatile small SUV .... love it!

Honda don't do what Volkswagen did with the bus .... tease, tease, tease and then you wait, wait and wait for it's release and it's nice but still not as functional as the original bus.

[acenewholland]

Finally some good concept art for element

[darbythornton]

Love my 2006 Element. 207k miles and going strong. Can't wait for new one to debut. Bring back 5 speed manual and do not make it fully electric. Hybrid if you must but as one option. Diesel ok

[danielcarvajal]

No hybrid, please. Just make improvements with keeping the suicide doors.

[grbkset-]

Honda wasn't able to meet sales target of the Element because its target market, (active young males), couldn't afford a new SUV at the $18k-$25k range. The passage of time and nostalgia has made it a cult car and used Elements are now affordable for that target segment. A 2025 Element would start at $35k, and despite the clamour from enthusiasts, I don't see Honda willing to go down the same path because of low sales. Sadly, I need to sell my 2003 EX stick in great condition, to travel full-time. If Honda would be willing to leverage the base CRV and outfit it as an Element edition, I'd buy the hybrid version.

[pnw_element]

Let’s go bring it on out I’ll get a new one for surE