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2008 Honda Element Ex 4wd, 44k Mi, Auto, Sunroof, Prem Sound W Sub, Newer Tires on 2040-cars

US $16,200.00
Year:2008 Mileage:44370
Location:

San Francisco, California, United States

San Francisco, California, United States
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2008 Honda Element EX owned and driven by a NON-smoker, no pets, no kids. Interior is immaculate.
Salvage title & have all records of receipts from repairs done. 
44,370 LOW miles
4WD
Silver
Sunroof
Running boards
Center console arm rest with storage
Auxilary plug
Automatic Transmission
Premium sound system with subwoofer (OEM Stock)
New tires last year
Fresh oil change 
The seats can be raised up in the back or removed completely for easy transport of snowboards, bikes, camping gear etc etc. 
The floor in the car is carpet free
2.4L InLine 4-cylinder
166 Horsepower@5500

161@4000 Torque

Aluminium-Alloy Engine Block/Cylinder Head

2354 Displacement (cc)

Redline RPM 6500

Bore and Stroke (mm) 87x99

Compression Ratio 9.7:1

Valvetrain 16-Valve DOHC i-VTEC

Multi-Point Fuel Infection

Alternator 12V/105Ah

Battery 12V/45Ah

Compact Double Wishbone Rear Suspension

16x6.5 Alloy Wheels 

Tires P215/70R16


The Element shows in great condition. It has been garage kept and babied. The interior is extremely clean, and has never been smoked in or had pets or kids in it. 

The windshield has a few rock marks from California highways, one is the size of a dime, but is not in the line of sight. It's located in the bottom, middle part of the windshield.
Body of the car has a very small handful of minor surface scratches here and there which is normal, but overall shows fantastic and there aren't any door dents, dings or anything. There is a  rock mark on the front of the hood and I have included photos of what I'm referring to with regard to this mark and the surface scratches. 

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We have 3 cars in the city right now, so that is the only reason we are selling it. The Element is an AWESOME utility vehicle and gets excellent gas mileage for an SUV. . . 20-25 mpg on average if you don't drive like a race car driver. I had to choose between my Prius and the Element and the Prius wins for gas mileage, obviously, ha. We are hoping to find a new owner who will love it as much as we did!

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