Why did they stop making the Honda Element?

Sales of the Element continued to slump throughout the final years of its production, bottoming out with only 14,000 units in 2009. In 2003 (The Element's inductory and most successful year) Honda sold more of the cars than it did in the vehicle's final 3 years combined. Industry analysts and Honda executives blamed the Element's demise on a variety of factors: competition from similar vehicles offered by other manufacturers, rivalry within the automaker's own product line and a dwindling market share for SUVs overall.

Honda Element Discontinued

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It simply didn't sell well. There was nothing really wrong with it, it just was not very popular.

Low sales.

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