I'm 1000% happy with my car, but just yesterday I was considering to buy also a wreck when going in certain infamous spot...
These drug addicted guys, cruise in search of cars to stole equipement
all that means is you can't buy a new one anymore.rightguard wrote:Too bad they stopped making the element.
Faber wrote:I'm 1000% happy with my car, but just yesterday I was considering to buy also a wreck when going in certain infamous spot...
These drug addicted guys, cruise in search of cars to stole equipement
The element is a nice vehicle, theres a few of us up here with em.C Johnson wrote:all that means is you can't buy a new one anymore.rightguard wrote:Too bad they stopped making the element.
I bought one that's 7 years old. Its a honda it will run forever.
Agreed they are a dead giveaway. fortunately most people around here don't know what a kite is let alone know what brands there are. I've thought about stripping all the stickers off my box though for that reason.polarstorm wrote:Faber wrote:I'm 1000% happy with my car, but just yesterday I was considering to buy also a wreck when going in certain infamous spot...
These drug addicted guys, cruise in search of cars to stole equipement
I hear you, stickers are cool and everything, but they also bullseye a few grand for someone who is really keen.
Thanks for the feedback so far.. vans are out of the question for me, it has to be a compact.. up in Canada we are paying a lot more for gas than you guys in the US of A.
I have a Sienna, and thats an awesome kitecar and I sleep in it if I need to, my regular kitecar is a civic with 305,000km on it.. I figure it should run another 200,000k easily.. just drinks a lot of oil.. looking for something newer and suitable for kitesurfing.Séb wrote:I have a Honda Odyssey 2012 and I really like it. Plenty of space, comfortable, economic on the fuel too. I can carry all my equipments for my wife and I plus our little girl. Surf and race board fit well too.