2003 Honda Element
The Element is Honda's trendy compact-size SUV. Styled on the CR-V, Element
revs it up a notch in size and design. Interior volume of the 2003 Honda
Element is 103.6 cubic-feet, seating 4 people with plenty of elbow-ease.
The upbeat styling of the 2003 Honda Element, inside and out, challenges
many traditional concepts of automobiles. Step inside for a moment and
let us take you on a tour
Available Models
DX and EX are the two available trims for the 2003 Honda Element. Both
are available as 2- or 4- wheel drive.
Interior Features
Very smart two-tone colour schemes reside inside the 2003 Honda Element,
along with totally cool rubber-like textured utility floor covering. Some
of the other standard features you will find inside the Element are waterproof
seat fabric, silver-rimmed gauges, tilt wheel, stowable split folding
or flip-up rear seat, power windows and door locks, and tachometer. You
really have to see the driver cluster/console to grasp its next-generation
feel with the shift knob situated conveniently at a 45-degree angle just
below the climate control system.
On the EX, you will also find air conditioning with air filtration system,
cruise control, power mirrors, and a 270-watt AM/FM/CD stereo system with
sub-woofer and an auxiliary jack for MP3/digital media.
Exterior Features
On the very funky exterior of the 2003 Honda Element, expect to see rear
privacy glass on the DX, and the addition of alloy wheels to the EX. On
both models, side-cargo doors provide extra-wide entry for whatever you
care to throw in on your adventures. As well, a clam-shell tailgate opens
up for convenient rear loading. With the 4-wheel drive option, a rear
manual sunroof has also been thrown in.
Performance
Under the hood of both Element trims, DX and EX, you can find a 2.4-litre
DOHC i-VTEC 4-cylinder engine, with 160 horsepower @ 5500 rpm and 161
lb-ft of torque at 4500 rpm. Both models are available as 2- or 4-wheel
drive. You can choose 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic with grade logic
control on the 2-wheel drive models, while the automatic transmission
comes standard on the 4-wheel drives. You can expect fuel mileage somewhere
around 20/23 (city/hwy) mpg on either transmission.
Safety and Security
Standard safety measures taken for the 2003 Honda Element include dual-stage
front airbags, side-impact door beams, and 4-wheel disc brakes. Also standard
is Immobilizer theft-deterrent system that prevents the Element from being
started up if an unauthorized key is used. On the EX, standard ABS brakes
are added. Side airbags are optional on the EX.
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