How to count child XElements in where clause

<Automobiles>
  <Cars>
    <YearofMfr></YearofMfr>
    <Mileage></Mileage>
    <MeterReading></MeterReading>
    <Color></Color>
    <Condition></Condition>
  </Cars>
  <Cars>
    <YearofMfr></YearofMfr>
    <Color></Color>
    <Condition></Condition>
  </Cars>
</Automobiles>

How can I get an element which has all the child elements. To explain in detail. I have above xml. From this I want to retrieve single node which has all the child nodes. If you see in the second node some information is missing. I tried doing this.

var nodes = from nodeElements in doc.Descendants().FirstOrDefault().Elements()
                 where doc.Descendants().Count()==5
                select nodeElements;

I need a single node as output which has 5 child elements.

<Cars>     
<YearofMfr></YearofMfr>     
<Mileage></Mileage>     
<Meter开发者_StackOverflowReading></MeterReading>     
<Color></Color>     
<Condition></Condition>   
</Cars>

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I suggest you select your count from nodeElements.Descendants instead:

var nodes = (from nodeElements in doc.Root.Elements()
            where nodeElements.Descendants().Count()==5
            select nodeElements).FirstOrDefault();

Updated to reflect the comment below and the comment to your original question.