Used Dodge Neon for Sale

Performed well and never needed much maintenance. It's utilitarian design is pleasing to the eye and doesn't make it stand out very much, but this simple design makes it look more elegant than its competitors. I've always loved the SRT-4's, and when I was finally given the chance to get one I jumped on it fast. I love this car more than any other I've ever owned or driven before, she's incredibly smooth at high speeds, sticks to the road like you wouldn't believe, and will blow the minds of anyone foolish enough to think she's just a Neon. I have very minimal mods and the only thing that's given me any trouble was a 2013 Mustang GT that had been built quite a bit. 5.0s, S2ks, WRXs, I've never lost to them before with this mean little car. If you want something fast and practical, buy this car! Also, it is the meanest sounding four cylinder ever! Put a 3 inch side exhaust on her and she sounds evil.

The 2002 Dodge Neon is a very good car, good gas millage and very fun to drive around. This car is easy to drive and it handles very good on the road. The Dodge Neon has a very sporty look and I love the rims that car comes with. I like that this cars engine is easy to work on and the parts for this engine are cheap. This car also has a big trunk where you can fit a lot of things, what I don't like about this car is that the back is to lifted of the ground. The other thing I don't like about the Dodge Neon is the interior because the car seats brake fast its not made with quality. Another thing I don't like about the car is that I tends to fail after time with the battery so you have to replace the battery almost every 6 months.

The pros on the car is that it is really great on gas. I can fill it up for $30. It has good miles for being a old car. I drove it over six hours one way and had no problems. I have only had to change the brakes and the fuel pump, but once again, it is a 17-year-old car. The air conditioning works great. I also changed the brake plugs, but that was only a $10 thing. The cons would be that it is very big, and at any time, it could potentially break down.