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Honda Element Fuel Economy Pros and Cons
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2005 Honda Element Pros and Cons Member6405 This is my only major gripe with the vehicle... I seem to get a consistent 22mpg, whether it is city driving, long flat highways, or mountains. If I go out of my way to drive conservatively, or use a medium-to-heavy foot with the aid conditioner, the difference is completely negligible...... |
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The VW Bus for Millennials 2011 Honda Element Pros and Cons scmrak Sure wish I could get 30 MPG in this thing instead of 20 (though I have gotten 26 on long trips as long as I don't let my wife drive) |
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2004 Honda Element Pros and Cons Member5188 Wish it got better fuel economy, but what do you expect for a brick? |
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2006 Honda Element Pros and Cons A member in Ohio, United States For a teenager that does lots of driving for parttime job and to school, needed a vehicel that was large enough to be safe in traffic, yet give good gas mileage. |
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2003 Honda Element Pros and Cons A member in New Jersey, United States I always get exactly 20 mpg, which seams low |
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2003 Honda Element Pros and Cons A member in Florida, United States It stinks! The EX is a bit heavy which drags the MPG to 21/25. |
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2004 Honda Element Pros and Cons Member23 20 mpg city, 24 mpg hiway, low for such a small, lightweight car. |
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