Date:         Thu, 24 Jul 2003 11:48:35 -0400
Reply-To:     Duane Fahey <dfahey@VISUALAUTOMATION.COM>
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From:         Duane Fahey <dfahey@VISUALAUTOMATION.COM>
Organization: Visual Automation, Inc.
Subject:      Re: It's a Beatiful Day in America!...
Comments: To: george jannini <georgejoann@JUNO.COM>
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I know this thread is supposed to be dead, but...

I just wanted to publicly thank George for saving me a bunch of money.
An honest dealer just admitted that the Element does only safely carry
675 pounds of people and stuff.

To me, this seems to be a serious design flaw.  The interior is designed
to hold 4 adults with plenty of headroom and legroom.  The seats can be
removed to hold "cargo".

Thanks George!  I was very close to buying an Element, but now I'm
definitely pulling back.  - Duane

george jannini wrote:

><< Has anyone considered the Honda Element?  I've never owned a Honda
>before. >>
>
>   Don't be fooled by its appearance, that vehicle is way too easy to
>overload  The Honda Element can only safely carry 675 pounds of people
>and stuff.
>
>       George/ATL
>      '89 WesTiico, Wernher
>
>
>

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Duane Fahey
Visual Automation, Inc.
http://www.VisualAutomation.com
517.622.1850  517.622.1761 fax
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