The Honda Element is a crossover compact SUV. It uses a modified CR-V platform and was marketed in North America from 2003 to 2011. The Element had the two options of both front-wheel or all-wheel drive. It was known for its box-like exterior and interior as well as its four bi-parting side doors.

The Element followed the Model X concept which was designed as an activity-oriented vehicle that combines both pickup truck and sport utility vehicle features together. To invoke more of the sporty vehicle lifestyle, Honda went a step further in its inspirational design and designed the roofline of the Honda Element to mimic the curve of a surfboard. The rest of the exterior styling was inspired by the design of a lifeguard station.

The Honda Element won the Dogcars.com “Dog Car of the Year” in 2007 due to its “versatile cargo space, easy-clean flooring, crate-friendly rear design, and optional 4 wheel drive.” It also won the “Small SUV” “Top Safety Pick” in 2010 in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Annual Awards.

With safety in mind when driving, it is important to keep your vehicle in factory condition to ensure it can work as best it can in any accident to keep you safe. If your Honda Element needs seat belt repair, speedometer repair, or airbag module reset Safety Restore will be able to help you quickly and affordably. They specialize in your vehicles Supplemental Restraint System which includes seat belt repair. Stay safe, in your energy efficient Honda Element with the help of professionals like Safety Restore who can help ensure factory conditions on all your SRS parts.