2005 Honda Element
Background information, features, pricing, and specifications for the 2005 Honda Element 'cute-ute' SUV.
The CR-V-based Element is in a class all its own, with standout styling, sport utility capabilities, and economy. It's what Honda considers its first SUV crossover vehicle. The interior features inventive seating configurations with over 26-cubic feet of useful cargo capacity. Side cargo doors add to its capability and cargo convenience.
There are two trim levels available, both with 2 or 4-wheel drive: LX and EX. The only available engine is the highly efficient 2.0-liter 4-cylinder with I-VTEC producing 160-horsepower. Automobile Magazine gave it the their 2004 All-Star Small Sport-Utility award for the second consecutive year. 2005 models are carryovers from last year with no major changes.
Base MSRP for the 2005 Honda Element LX 2WD start at $17,450 to $20,925 for EX 4WD versions.
Standard Features:
LX 2WD:
- 5-speed manual transmission
- Immobilizer theft-deterrent system
- Dual power side mirrors
- Rear window wiper/washer
- Cruise control
- Power windows, locks, and mirrors
- Manual air conditioning
- Front waterproof cloth seats
- Rear vinyl bench seat
- Complex surface halogen headlamps
EX 2WD adds:
- 4-wheel disc brakes
- Electronic brake distribution system (EBD)
- AM/FX/MP3/WMA stereo with CD player
Impressive Options:
- Available metallic blue or solid black composite body panels on select EX models
- 4-speed automatic transmission
- Real-Time 4WD system
To learn more about the 2005 Honda Element, log-on to www.automobiles.honda.com, or www.autos.msn.com, or www.autos.yahoo.com.
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