I can’t recall any Used Dodge Jacksonville having accommodations for pet lovers, but check this out. The Honda Element becomes more pet-friendly for 2010, thanks to a new dog accommodation system. This system features a number of components, including a soft-sided kennel for the cargo area, an elevated pillowed pets bed, a rear fan for ventilation to keep your pet comfortable, dog-pattern seat covers and rubber floor mats, and an extendable ramp, which stores underneath the bed and makes it easier for older dogs to climb in and out.
The all new Element features include Vehicle Stability Assist with traction control and antilock brakes with electronic brake assist. Daytime running lights, a tire pressure monitoring system, and a full range of airbags, including side-curtain airbags with a rollover sensor, are among the Element’s standard safety features.Standard interior features for all trims include air conditioning with air filtration, cruise control, a remote entry system, and power windows and door locks. The upper class models offering arm rests for the front seat, and pocket for the rear seats, along with a console/removable cooler are among the features. The LX models include a 120w AM/FM stereo and CD system with four fine speakers, on the other hand an upgraded 270w seven speaker with a 10″ subwoofer and XM satellite radio and a MP3 input jack are offered in the SC and EX models. Options include a Honda satellite-linked navigation system, available only on the EX and SC trims.
Honda Element trims for 2010 include the entry-level LX and the better-equipped EX, as well as the sport-oriented SC. Both the LX and EX trims come in front-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive configurations. The Element SC series is only purchased as a front wheel drive car.

A 2.The Element’s 4 clyinder DOHC iVTEC engine puts this great looking vehicle in motion. The engine produces 166 hp and 161 lb-ft of torque, and features multi-point fuel injection and a Drive-by-Wire throttle system, which help improve performance and driving dynamics. The four-cylinder links to a five-speed automatic transmission, which is the only gearbox available for 2010. Honda no longer offers the Element with a manual shifter. Fuel economy numbers for the 2010 Element check in at 20/22 mpg for front-wheel-drive trims and 19/21 for four-wheel-drive trims.For work or play or a little of both, the Element has an interior that’s as versatile as you need it to be.