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Honda Element
The Honda Element is a compact crossover SUV made by Honda in the United States for the 2003 to 2011 model years. Its weirdest quirk: Bi-parting side doors with no B-pillar between them, over a coated urethane floor instead of carpet.
A shoebox built in Ohio on a CR-V platform, with no B-pillar, side doors that open like a pair of cupboard doors and a floor you could basically hose out. One version even came with a dog ramp.
Weird features:DoorsHidden extras
Quick facts
- Maker: Honda
- Years: 2003–2011
- Country of origin: United States
- Body type: Compact crossover SUV
- Weirdest quirk: Bi-parting side doors with no B-pillar between them, over a coated urethane floor instead of carpet.
- Sold prices logged: 0
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