Tonis Tollasepp

Founder of INSINK, Sink Inc
Toronto, ON, Canada

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  • "I've owned mine since 03 and yes as noted, it is the most utilitarian/versatile vehicle I've owned. It has moved me countless times, hauled lumber to build decks, trash to the dump from many renovations and keeps on working. The one beauty is not electronics .... basic knobs to turn and buttons to push to reduce distractions and keep your eyes on the road. Too bad they didn't offer 4 wheel drive with a stick shifter. Yes four seats has its limitations, but you have an excuse not to carry more kids to the rink. The stadium seating in the back allows those in the rear to see the road and be part of the conversation. Leg room in the back not found in any car this size. The back seat configuration is a dream to address any storage scenario. Raised rear seats allows for longer items to be stored under foot. I'm gonna keep mine running for as long as possible as I haven't found a current vehicle with such versatility and a price point. Maybe, just maybe, if VW comes out with the new bus would I switch or maybe Honda will bring back the Element, I feel right @ home in mine. "
    on: The Honda Element's Unsung Interior Design Brilliance
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