Totaled the whip / need a new ride

[DWBass]

I don't know what your money looks like, but you can't go wrong with "Honda."
All you have to do is change the oil on the regular, and maintain the tires. You'll easily get close to 250,000 miles out of it.

When we sold our Honda Element, it had 400,000+ miles on it. That's no lie and no exaggeration. A couple of years ago, I went to a gas station in it. A white guy pulled up to the pump on the other side of me, he was in an Element as well. We looked at each other's cars.

Then he said something like, "Three hundred and thirty." I said, "Four fifty." And we both burst into laughter... Nothing else was said.

Why do you think they took the Elements off the market? They lasted too long... No planned obsolescence.

And no one was giving them up. Before I got the Hyundai, I searched for Elements. Could not find one!!

 

[PsiBorg]

And no one was giving them up. Before I got the Hyundai, I searched for Elements. Could not find one!!

I bought mine brand new in 2006, and sold it in 2022. I sold it because my wife wanted a Honda CR-V.

 

[DragonXJC]

I was looking for this thread, might still be valid.

 

[Walter Panov]

Get a Lexus sedan

This. A 2021 or 2022.

 

[SamSneed]

Ask the dealer for a loaf of bread