Used 1995 Dodge Neon Consumer Reviews
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106,000 strong and still going
John, 12/03/2005
1995 Dodge Neon Highline 4dr Sedan
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
I bought this as my first car back in may 2001. This can be a good first car for a teenager, college student or anyone looking for affordable transportation at a low price. The fuel economy is very good for this car. It has been very reliable for the 5 years that I have owned it so far. I had to replace the cylinder head gasket, rotors, brakes,electrical soleniod, and pcm. I regularly maintain it with oil changes, tire rotations, and tune ups. Even though certain things may break in this car, the maintenance costs sre very low. The acceleration is good and the braking and turning radius are good.
Hate it!!!
melann0331, 01/20/2003
1995 Dodge Neon Highline 4dr Sedan
1 of 3 people found this review helpful
Wouldn't do it again
Avoid the Neon
Neon Owner, 01/11/2009
1995 Dodge Neon Sport 4dr Sedan
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
I purchased this vehicle used with with 40k on it in 1998. While for the most part it was dependable, nearly every little thing that could go wrong did: insturment cluster failure, stereo stopped working, paint coming off with major rust, tinting bubbling, windows stopped working, power locks failed, interior and exterior trim falling off the car. I could go on. Performance-wise, the ride was stiff, but it handled well. Low power, not very sporty at all and fuel economy was bad. I averaged about 22mpg with mostly city use. Very low miles were put on the car. With no warning and about 80,000 total miles on the vehicle, it threw the timing belt and destroyed the engine.
you get what you pay for
Rex , 05/07/2002
1995 Dodge Neon Highline 4dr Sedan
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
I bought my Neon in '98 and it had 40,000 miles. I knew that it wasn't really built to last but reliability was high on my priority list so I gave this car a go. For the most part, it treated me right since I didn't really have any major problems until I surpassed the 100k mark when my engine just died on me. I think this car is great for a college student or for someone buying for the first time. Keep it for no more than 3 years and move on.
Buyer Beware, better yet RUN!
Unhappy in GA, 05/15/2002
1995 Dodge Neon Highline 4dr Sedan
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
This car was nothing but a money sucking machine. We bought this car from a cousin of ours in great condition. Within 2 months it broke down. From then to the present day, little over 2 years, this car has had more repairs made on it then it was even worth, much to our ignorance and dispair. We finally gave up when it broke down 3 times in less than two weeks because too much was wrong at one time. Head gasket is a major problem, watch out for it, especailly if the car is anywhere near 100K. This car will break down and often even if you take great care of them. I pity the person who spends money to buy this car.
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