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#2548 of 4704 by varmint Aug 15, 2003 (9:00 am)
For my first few years with my CR-V, I lived in a condo complex that had it's own parking lot. The town plows would leave a mound of snow at our entrance. This past winter, when we had 22-26" of snow on the roads, I used the CR-V to clear a quick path for my wife's TL. There are times when GC helps.   That said, I think Steve is correct with respect to approach and departure angles. You won't get over any obstacle if the bumper prevents the wheels from reaching it.
#2549 of 4704 Ad-Hoc Plow by ateixeira Aug 15, 2003 (9:03 am)
How 'bout a shovel? :o)   -juice
#2550 of 4704 by varmint Aug 15, 2003 (9:25 am)
After buying a house on today's market, who can afford a shovel!   My driveway is too long to do that easily. and besides, I pay a guy to plow it. I'm not going to do half the job before he shows up!
#2551 of 4704 links by weelz Aug 15, 2003 (10:39 am)
Was un-aware of posting links.My apologies.   ateixeira I bought the ECHO hatch which is only available in Canada and also in Europe and Australia under the name Yaris & Vitz.The Scion is not sold in Canada.   I have nothing against Honda I have driven them before without problem.I just feel this vehicle is too "new" for me.Maybe the 04's will address some of the "quirks".   It may have come in handy last night as the power was out so we could have slept in the car
#2552 of 4704 by ateixeira Aug 15, 2003 (10:46 am)
I shovel it myself (note to self: re-negotiate that chore with wife).   It's easier to shovel fresh snow that hasn't been driven over and packed down, of course. But then again, you're not shoveling it, so who cares!   Yes, Element owners that lost power quickly discovered what a great "tent" it makes.   -juice
#2553 of 4704 Comments from a "typical" element owner;) by irnmdn Aug 15, 2003 (1:48 pm)
Taken from edmunds Consumer Ratings & Reviews here   We are 60 years old and need a single vehicle to do every thing. The Element is perfect. I took trash to the dump after hanging the rear seats up on the wall. Works greate.
#2554 of 4704 by bowke28 Aug 16, 2003 (5:39 am)
when i sold hondas, i sold the first E in the dealership. my customers were a married couple...man was 65, woman was 63.   weelz...the element is almost entirely from honda's parts bin. for most of the vehicle, especially the powertrain, its been around awhile.
#2556 of 4704 windshield by weelz Aug 16, 2003 (8:52 am)
Obviously that did not come from the same bin.   Seems like a design flaw to me.For Honda to put out a service bulletin on it there has to be some type of problem.The ball peen hammer diagram fix did just not appeal to me and almost looked primitive for a fix on a modern vehicle.It just seemed to me when I drove it the windsheild was too flat and would be catching rocks and debris.Maybe they will have it worked out with the next re-design of the vehicle or perhaps it has already been addressed with this fix.
#2557 of 4704 The Element has the 14th lowest age by gee35coupe Aug 16, 2003 (9:06 am)
demographic of all car models according to Automotive News Magazine. So they are doing okay. You gotta think how many young people can afford a $19,000 Element vs. older people. Most younger folk buy used cars.   That Echo hatch looks like a nice ride. I read about that one also in the Automotive News magazine. I'm jealous of you Canadians.

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