Dodge Neon Usados en Venta

I love my cute little Dodge Neon. It is a 2003, and it has worked its little heart out. I have gone around town, and I've taken it on long trips. I went to Seattle, which is about twelve-hour trip, and it handled the highways really well. I take it camping, and I can find that I can fill it to the brim. I can get all my camping paraphernalia packed in and have room for more. I go to my local large grocery store and can get all my supplies that I need. I find that it gets me were ever I want to go safely, and it's pretty cute too. It is a four door, so it is easy to get into and out of. It is not too huge so it can get into small spaces, and yet it can haul stuff away like a trouper. It is a silver gray so it is classy. So when I go out to dinner or a show, it always comes up to snuff and yet when I want to ruff it in the country, it does that too.

While most people dog on the Neon, the R/T package is something a little different. Sure it's still a neon, but put in a little wilder DOHC engine paired with the 5 spd manual transmission and it becomes a fun little car. With the largest power to weight ratio in it's class, you can definitely get across the road in a hurry. The interior features a few extras to the cloth of the seat, however not enough to make it stand out. The factory sunroof is nice, however after a while of ownership they do tend to break easily. For the price and gas mileage of the car, this is a great car for college kids and those with a long commute.

The pros on the car is that it is really great on gas. I can fill it up for $30. It has good miles for being a old car. I drove it over six hours one way and had no problems. I have only had to change the brakes and the fuel pump, but once again, it is a 17-year-old car. The air conditioning works great. I also changed the brake plugs, but that was only a $10 thing. The cons would be that it is very big, and at any time, it could potentially break down.