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Used 1995 Plymouth Neon Consumer Reviews

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4.88 out of 5 stars

Reliable and fun

Super Mom, 08/01/2002
1995 Plymouth Neon 4dr Sedan
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I bought this car when first available. It has been trouble free to drive I now have 145K miles on it. Nothing but routine maintainence, no oil leaks and great gas mileage. My husband does the tuneups and oil changes. He loves the fact that you can count on this car to perform.

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3.5 out of 5 stars

Initially a Lemon, but aging well.

jtt224, 05/09/2002
1995 Plymouth Neon Sport 2dr Coupe
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Burned up its first spark plugs in 9K miles; on its 8th set now. Replaced A/C compressor twice, brake master cylinder, vacuum assist, turn signal switch twice, trunk seals, MOTOR MOUNTS at around 20K, OEM tires lasted only 26K; BUT...at 73K now has minimal rattles and squeaks, and still holds a dead-straight line. Head gasket hasn't blown yet, a common problem in early Neons; does not burn oil or smoke. The interior isn't falling apart, although the floor mats don't hold position too well. Has very limited cargo space, although the rear seats fold down. The 3-speed automatic, maligned by many, has given me no grief.

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3.38 out of 5 stars

Good small car.

FirstNeonsOwner, 08/08/2002
1995 Plymouth Neon Highline 4dr Sedan
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I've had this car for 7 years. Head gasket replaced under warranty at about 10k. AC failed at 56k. Besides that, however, NOTHING has failed. Just fill up the gas, change oil, and go! Unfortunately, now, at 100k, I noticed some leaks under the car. I've been told it's a bearing seal. Overall: great looking, pretty reliable car. Well, after saying "Hi!" (remember that?), it's time to say "Bye!" to this cute car.

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4 out of 5 stars

'95 Neon

Ty, 01/16/2009
1995 Plymouth Neon Highline 4dr Sedan
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My mom bought this car brand new in July '94. It was pretty good for the first 3 years, then she began to experience problems after. The transmission conked out after 86,759 miles.

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4.88 out of 5 stars

Not Bad

Matt G, 07/30/2003
1995 Plymouth Neon Sport 2dr Coupe
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I have had few problems with this car. The only thing was the head gasket about 75,000. It has had no other major problems. Drives good and the gas mileage is outstanding. The 5- speed is the was to go. The brakes are as good as new at 122,000. Cant complain about this car.

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