Date:         Wed, 8 Oct 2003 14:01:51 -0400
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From:         "Rob S." <iH8myISP@SUSCOM.NET>
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I'd have bought an Element if they could get over 25 mpg, and weren't
so plastic-y on the outside.    It's EXACTLY what I need in a vehicle.
   Ended up with a TDI Jetta wagon instead.

50 mpg and I can haul my DJ gear around.

-Sealover
03 Jetta GLS TDI Wagon 5spd  Juliet
82 Westy 4spd Lucy
73 Mercedes 220D 4spd Brigitte
89 GMC S-15 5spd Violet
86 Grand Wagoneer (just bought it today, haven't even seen it yet...)




On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 01:33 PM, Mark Tuovinen wrote:

> Another draw back to the Element, though some would consider it a
> positive point, we would not get to tinker with them all the time.
> Being a late model Honda product they are just too darned reliable!
> Ok, I confess, I do work for the local Honda dealer, but they really
> are very reliable.
>
> Mark in AK