2011 to Be Last Year for Honda Element

The 2011 Honda Element will be the final model year of manufacture of the innovative and functional crossover utility vehicle, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., announced today. First introduced in concept form since the Honda Model X in the 2001 North American International Auto Show, the Element virtually created its functional class and became an immediate favorite for smaller businesses, outdoor enthusiasts and owners. Following a long life cycle, utility-seeking customers have more recently embraced other motor vehicles in the Honda lineup like the versatile and comfortable CR-V.
“The Element proved that ultimate functionality could originate from thinking inside the box,” said John Mendel, executive v . p . of yankee Honda. “It made boxy vehicle designs cool, and Element owners still enjoy its styling and unmatched versatility.”
Developed from the inside-out, the Honda Element entered new territory when it debuted throughout the 2003 model year by providing a multi-functional cargo area, innovative and versatile seating, a durable and dirt-friendly interior, energetic performance and outstanding value. Major upgrades were made through the years including more power and safety features in the 2007 model year. More recently, the Element embraced its long-held position as a pet-friendly vehicle by introducing your dog Friendly Element accessory package in 2009.
A lot more than 325,000 Honda Elements have been sold in america since its introduction in December 2002.