SOLD!!! Honda Element 2006 Ex-P

[rmb socal]

Very Clean Honda Element EX-P. We have had absolutely no problems with this car, its just not working great with the new baby. This was used as my wifes commuter, so all highway miles. New tires, all oil changes were done in 4K miles. This thing will go forever. You are able to fit 4 bikes in the back with the seats folded up.

Here's the breakdown.

Features: A/C: Front, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Steering, Remote Keyless Entry, Airbag: Driver, Airbag: Passenger, side airbags, Anti-Lock Brakes, CD Player, Power Windows, Rear Window Wiper, Tinted Glass, Alloy Wheels, Sunroof/Moonroof, RMB coozie no extra charge!


Selling Points: Very Clean 2006 Honda Element Ex-P. Black, charcoal interior. Automatic, 4WD, Moonroof. All Scheduled maintenance. One owner. Satellite radio. All highway miles. This car was used as a commuter exclusively. Clean inside and out. Racks come with vehicle, optional carpets are included. You can hook up your ipod to this car, there is a plug for it. Very fun car, and practical. Will be avaiable on weekend for test drives. No accidents or damage at all. This is a very reliable commuter. Vin # is 5j6yh28736l017983

Everyone else I'm asking $15,200. STR deal $14,500. Let me know if your interested?

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[donkey]

How many miles on that bad boy?

My ladies car was totalled last weekend and this could be a really, really good option for her.

B

[rmb socal]

Oh, sorry I forgot to list it! 54,000 miles, all highway literally. My wife commutes from Carlsbad to Huntington Beach for work. Let me know.

[Blue Rat]

I just bought an Element in October ...

It's been a great vehicle for a bike hauler and very reliable.

[Dizle]

mannn im going to be in the market for an Element after I get back from Ecuador in August....good luck with the sale I love these SUV's! What MPG was she getting?

[rmb socal]

On freeway if your gentle on the gas pedal, your getting about 23-24 MPG, around town its gets about 20 MPG. But to be honest not sure about around town, this thing has been a freeway car for us. I really do love this thing and I'm sad to see it go, its been a great car. But the new kiddo is not loving it, so it goes.

[LBmtb]

Nice car, good luck!

[26'er Zen Master]

does it come with can coozies?

[rmb socal]

Just for you Dave, check out the "extra" features.

[bighit8]

Just my 2 cents. As I work for the Auto Auction, these cars have about a 1 percent failure rate, and that is usually for frame damage. I drove 40 of them yesterday and only one failed,because it was wrecked. Very Reliable.
Heres a free BUMP!!!!!!!!!

[tkblazer]

too bad i don't need another car, i would have bought this if i didn't have an xb

[2wheel_lee]

You forgot to mention a big selling point! By your VIN, I can see it's a 4WD model (they're offered in 2WD as well). Also, although you can see the shift lever in the photo, it's still worth mentioning that it has an automatic transmission (manual transmissions are also popular in the Element). Additionally, in 2006, not all Elements came equipped with side airbags in addition to the driver's and front passenger's airbag. This particular one has side airbags.

[rmb socal]

Lee your right! Thanks! I just copy and pasted this from another site, and I didn't realize that those thing were not listed. Yeah, so it has those things too.....

[Shannon]

We've been wanting to get one. Hmmm, I don't suppose you'd consider a trade? I have a frame and I'll even throw in some tires... Good luck with the sale!

[Waldo]

Oh that's tempting. I have a serious case of new(er) car lust, and the Element is on my short list. But we are saving to buy a house, so the car will have to wait. That looks like it is super-clean: Good luck on the sale.

Just out of curiosity: What about it is not baby-friendly? It seems like the ability to hose off the interior would be a big plus with a baby!

[rmb socal]

The only reason its not "baby friendly" is that the back seats are really far in the back of the car, which isn't a bad thing if your an adult passenger but..... So when the Kiddo is back, he's in his own little world staring at the back of a car seat. When you are driving you are not able to reach him when he starts to cry, so your screwed. But other than that its a great car, we loved it for the last 2 years. But if its not working for our new situation, its got to go, sadly.... I'd like to sell it by the end of month, so if you know anyone thats interested. Let me know. Thanks!

Originally Posted by Waldo

Oh that's tempting. I have a serious case of new(er) car lust, and the Element is on my short list. But we are saving to buy a house, so the car will have to wait. That looks like it is super-clean: Good luck on the sale.

Just out of curiosity: What about it is not baby-friendly? It seems like the ability to hose off the interior would be a big plus with a baby!

[2wheel_lee]

Another thing that may be interesting...Many people want American built products. The Element is produced at the assembly line in East Liberty, Ohio. I don't know the percentage of the main components that are US made, but I believe the percentage is relatively high (the body for sure, and I think the engine and transmission as well).

[Blue Rat]

Here's a picture of two bikes in the back of my Element. One is a large frame and the other is an extra large.

There are multiple tie-downs in the back ... I think I spent about $8 at Wal-mart for the straps.

Hope this helps with your sale.

Scott

[rmb socal]

Yeah good call on the photo, and take the seats out on the side and you can fit even more stuff in. Thanks for all the added help guys. I will miss this car.

Originally Posted by Blue Rat

Here's a picture of two bikes in the back of my Element. One is a large frame and the other is an extra large.

There are multiple tie-downs in the back ... I think I spent about $8 at Wal-mart for the straps.

Hope this helps with your sale.

Scott

[Liquid55]

Originally Posted by 2wheel_lee

The Element is produced at the assembly line in East Liberty, Ohio.

That is true, its real close to the Marysville plant that the Accords are assembled.