While based on an Alfa Romeo, the short-lived Dart resurrected a long-dormant Dodge nameplate.
Have you bought a really cheap car that was really good?
Why someone kept this thing factory fresh is a mystery, but it sure is cool
Maybe It's better to suffer a project car as a way to drive your dream car
If there's one thing we learned, it's that y'all really like the color blue.
The Neon was sold as a Chrysler in nearly every other global market and I feel weird just finding this out now.
This is likely one of the lowest mileage SRT-4s in the country, and it's for sale.
While seemingly not totally wrung out as these cars tend to be, the seller does warn of the need for a new clutch.
This blast from the past even has crank windows and a three-speed automatic!
Both variants of Dodge Neon were originally speed-limited to 130 miles per hour in stock form.
Cars are almost always bad investments, so just drive them.
Paying $36,000 for a nearly 20-year-old special edition Neon is too much.
The 2001 Dodge Neon R/T fared surprisingly well despite its poor build quality.
We all forgot this car existed, and the favorable prices on the secondhand market reflect that.
These cars had something going, but lost it somewhere along or after the production line.
Unfortunately, some cars don't get the credit they deserve until they are gone
It seems like Bring a Trailer and Cars & Bids are in an arms race for the most absurd listings. Bring a Trailer’s…
Maybe we love and hate the Dodge Neon because in it we see ourselves.
When it comes to carving mountain passes, what better car could there be but Neon?