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Best (worst) of both worlds
goodandbad, 10/18/2002
1995 Dodge Neon Highline 4dr Sedan
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Bought car new for my wife. Head gasket went at 30k just before warranty. At 65k again! Wanted me to pay for labor (maybe $300 on $600 bill) but I whined and they said Chrysler picked it up. At 100k it went again and I'm pretty sure we split the cost with the dealer.
The Neon is not reliable
Sean S, 03/25/2004
1995 Dodge Neon Sport 4dr Sedan
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Having purchased my '95 Neon with only 1200 miles on it made me feel like I was buying it new. But this ended about 2 years later, when the $5500 bills for transmission repair/replacement began to pile up. I recently put an additional $500 in repairs into the car, but it didn't help my "lack of acceleration" problem. The brakes are extremely loud and give way too easily. The rear speakers haven't worked since 1998. I will never buy another Neon.
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95neonsport, 08/11/2004
1995 Dodge Neon Sport 4dr Sedan
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The dodge neon was designed to be a cheap car and it is. I have paid for the thing numerous times in repairs, and I find it spending more time on jack stands than on the road. Unfortunately I have learned alot about cars since I could never keep this thing running. If you were to consider a neon I would say at least 2000 or new, that is when Dodge finally got their act together. Overall this car is garbage and I would never recommend this thing to anyone unless you want lots of mechanical experience.
Ain't worth the money
Hawk , 08/15/2004
1995 Dodge Neon Sport 4dr Sedan
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well, I bought this car with 103000 miles, big mistake. I should have not gotten american I4 with that manys on it. It was OK at first. Then one thing happened after another. First had to replace 2 O2 sensors ($150 each). Then back drums went out($250). then all 3 engine mounts went out ($450 all replaced). I heard from a Dealer's parts department "Neons don't last after 100,000 miles. Stupidest car dodge has made in a long time." so now I think I'm goin to go get what seems the best I4 out there, Honda Civc
Torn!
Torn, 10/21/2002
1995 Dodge Neon Highline 4dr Sedan
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I'm torn. It's sooo cute and fun to drive, great mileage, and you wouldn't believe the amount of stuff I've packed into this car. BUT...while it never actually broke down on me, it's had to have a ton of work - tranny, head gasket, HO2 sensor, electrical, shocks, rust on edges of hood and trunk, and major paint flaking.