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I purchased my 2001 Neon new in November 2000 and kept it for more than eight years. It was the stickshift LX model, and I added a Chrysler-brand cruise control. Other than routine maintenance, the only service it needed was when the engine computer went into an error state. The car was still driveable and I drove it to the dealership, which repaired it under the emissions warranty even though the car had over 60000 miles on it at the time. The only negative I have to say about the car is that it's a little too low-slung; very easy to scrape the front end on sloped driveways. I sold the car to my 16-yr old niece last year, and she loves it-- it's STILL a good car!
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2001 Plymouth Neon Highline 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
I bought my 01 Neon a year and a half ago or so and I have loved it. My Neon was really basic, no power windows or other options but it was really reliable. I only replaced the battery and the tires on it so maintenance was low. I bought used but had regular service and it treated me well. A/C and heat worked perfectly. 2.0 liter gave it extra kick for a 4 cyl. Inside room was quite large for the size of the car, back seat spacious for compact car. I wrecked it and have to buy a new car but would get another Neon anytime.
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2001 Plymouth Neon Highline 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
We have used this car very much in the last 4 years. It has been a very dependable car.
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This is the best car I've ever owned. We bought this car with 20k. it now has over 275k and no problems. This car was loaded. Side airbags, leather interior, the works. It really was a good value. We drive it daily from the Poconos to NYC. About 220 miles every day. I can't complain.
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2001 Plymouth Neon Highline 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
This is a great little car! I've had no problems with it (other than the typical brake pad change and new tires. I have 80,000 miles on it, so that's typical by this point. I had a Honda Civic SI previous to my Neon and it was TERRIBLE. I know people love Honda's, but this Plymouth Neon has been GREAT! Much better, at least in my experience, than my Honda. It feels solid, is comfortable and I've had no problems. Nothing has ever broken or snapped off; it's really been great.
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2001 Plymouth Neon Highline 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
It is a decent little car but it is
small. It has good fuel economy and is a
good car for running around in. The
interior is a darker color that is
eadier to hide dirt and is pretty
comfortable. The trunk is a good size
either if your working out of it or if
you want to put a couple of subwoofers
in the back. The driving isn't to rough
until you get to 100mph. If your looking
for a reliable car this is it. It only
has minor problems if you overd
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2001 Plymouth Neon Highline 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
I have averaged 20,000 miles a year on
a Neon since 1996. The second
generation, while a little heavier, is
a much better car. Excellent car to
buy used, it's a better built car than
it's reputation, and you can get a
bargain price.
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This is my third Neon. The 1996 was
the best one so far, but the 2001 is
close behind. I have an automatic and
wish I would have gotten a standard.
The automatics are loud, but the car is
still fun to drive. Take a Neon for a
drive you'll love it in the long run.
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We bought a 2001 Neon LX in 2002, the
car overall does exceptionaly well,
has enough power. The sound system is
magnificient, comes loaded with a 4
disc in-dash changer and a 6 speaker
system. It's very reliable and
comfortable for heavy traveling. Fuel
Economey is above average for a 2500
lbs car that was fully loaded, but it
could be better. A good idea would be
to put 4 disc brakes with ABS. We
would suggest it as a good
starter car for anyone with a small
family.
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My Neon is a very attractive, fun to
drive car but it is too weak. And a
compact car means nothing if you can't
get good gas milage. And the car gives
off a strong sulphuric smell that
apparently no one can fix. Also it
needs a 2-door model. A Civic is a
better buy.
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