Compared to other average 4 cylinder economy compact cars, what speed can my car reach up to before it becomes drag limited?

My car is a 2003 Honda Element with the 4 speed automatic and awd. The average compact economy such as the 2003-2008 corolla, civic, Sentra or Mazda 3 of that same year can reach speeds of at 110-120 mph. Compared to those cars what speed can my truck keep up with these other vehicles I listed below before it starts to lose them. I'm talking about on a highway with at least 20 miles of a stretch of a road. I've seen plenty of other body suvs that are boxy as the Honda Element but can easily hit 120 mph before the drag starts to really kick in(aside from the governor it has).

Hi so it is something of a miracle that a car of this age can still attain such a speed.

A Honda Element is not an "economy compact car". It is a brick on wheels.

It's electronically limited, Mark. And why the hell do you want to risk death in a 16 year old car for this kind of foolishness? Think about your life. Where are your priorities?

I'm sitting here in my son's apartment in Olathe Kansas right now and I notice he has his guitar and a huge chess board in the living room. Why can't you at least do something productive like learn to play a musical instrument or read a good book?

How can you develop a mind to avoid chasing after nonsense? How, Mark?

Risk? Lol my co worker has a 99 Camry v6 that he drives as if he stole it lol. That has 190,000 miles and he NEVER babies that car and by that. He hits at least 100 mph when he gets out of work.

TROLL ALERT.

Don't take the bait folks, it's MARC, the resident aspie who has been posting the same questions over and over for years. Please report.

Why are young kids so obsessed with the top speed of cars? Most cars are speed limited anyway, but kids think going 130MPH is the greatest thing you can do.