2003 Econosport Sedans Comparison Test

(Enlarge photo) A revamped crosshair front fascia gives the SRT-4 a tougher look than your average Neon, not to mention does a good job of showing off the turbo's intercooler underneath.	(Enlarge photo) About the only thing that won't blow you away about the SRT-4 is the interior, as it suffers from an ancient design and less than impressive materials. Viper-inspired sport seats do their best to keep you in place during inevitable high-G high jinks.
(Enlarge photo) We could do without the sky-high spoiler, but it's almost a prerequisite for cars in this category.	(Enlarge photo) It may not look like much, but this little four-cylinder pumps out an impressive 215 horsepower and 245 lb-ft of torque thanks to a turbocharger and 2.4 liters of displacement.
(Enlarge photo) Standard 17-inch wheels and high-performance Michelin Pilot Sport tires give the SRT serious grip, but not so much that it can't lay a few smoky burnouts when the need arises.