Honda has given us some of the most versatile vehicles of all time. The Honda Element was one of those that was quite ahead of its time, but still managed to build a cult following to this day.

The Honda Element was a small crossover that was constructed on a modified second-generation CR-V platform and was available with either front- or four-wheel drive. Instead of full-size rear doors ...

Turns out Honda is no exception. The ubiquitous Japanese brand recently announced plans to debut its most overland-ready SUV ever: The 2025 Passport TrailSport. The all-new Honda Passport ...

hypothetical possibility of Honda bringing back to life the quirky Honda Element compact crossover SUV produced in the US at the East Liberty, Ohio (ELAP) factory. Obviously, this is all wishful ...

The SUV design draws inspiration from the original Honda Element. The patent filings spark speculation about potential production models. Honda’s long-dormant Element could be making a comeback.

The Honda Element could return A Honda patent filing reveals an Element-like vehicle with a camper attachment A patent filing doesn't guarantee the Element returns, but the drawing gives an idea ...

Patents seem to show a modern take on the Honda Element Sales were acceptably strong for the Element when new A new Element could take on the Kia Soul It’s been more than a minute since the ...

In 2003, a retro, boxy new model rolled off Honda's production line called the Element. This vehicle's design was very different from existing cars, which is part of why so many people hate the ...

It’s not clear quite yet, but I think a boxy EV crossover where you can hose out the floor could be a fun use of the name Element. One thing’s for sure though—it sounds like Honda truly ...

Where things could use some help is in its SUV lineup. The Honda Element debuted 20 years ago and was in production for eight years. It sold around 325,000 units total, which isn't nothing ...

What is the cheapest Honda vehicle available? The Honda Element is the cheapest available vehicle by average Cars.com listing price in Honda's lineup, with an average listing price of $9,447.