2001 Dodge Neon

Pros: Sporty looking, great gas mileage and reasonable price.

Cons: Can't think of any.

The Bottom Line: The Plymouth Neon is a sporty-looking, comfortable, quiet-riding, reliable compact car.

Review: This review is part of the Roadiem write-off. I am not the best writer, when it comes to cars, but I will try my best for Mike Lambert.(Roadiem) I put him on my trust list after reading a few of his reviews and I did e-mail him about the suspension on...

Pros: Comfortable. Roomy. Good road handling. Good on gas. Many available options.

Cons: none.

The Bottom Line: Very reliable. Comfortable. Slightly larger as compacts go. Better than the tiny imports.

Review: I bought our 2001 Dodge Neon ES brand new over five years ago. This Neon is fairly well equipped. Automatic 3-speed, air conditioning, power locks, windows and mirrors. Also features heated mirrors. Keyless entry. Cruise, radio/cassette with ...

Pros: Sporty, inexpensive, roomy, great sound system

Cons: Do not have any.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this car to anyone.

Review: The 2001 Dodge Neon was another step up for the young sporty car. This Neon is roomier, still inexpensive, and very comfortable to drive. It gets great gas mileage and as with any Dodge vehicle it has a great stereo system that comes standard with the...

Pros: Handling, engine, style, roominess, price, service

Cons: No sun visor extension, useless dash compartment, tight trunk opening

The Bottom Line: Excellent car. I'd buy it again (I was a first-generation Neon owner, and this is an improvement).Affordable, excellent road handling at high and slower speeds. Good mileage. Stylish.

Review: 2001 Dodge Neon Review

Introduction
I have owned and operated a 2001 Dodge Neon since new in February, 2002. I like it. Affordable, reliable, comfortable, excellent handling, and nice style to boot. Why go for a very nice VW Jetta...

Pros: Sporty, double muffler, 5 speed manual transmission, good on gas, good handling, ABS, Traction Control.

Cons: Lots of tickets from cops, I think it's just because it's red and RT.

The Bottom Line: It's a good car for a reasonable price. But I think that you should get RT model cause it has 5 speed manual and it looks and feels very sporty.

Review: Nice shaped body, cool rims, good engine, white dashboard, good comfortable seats, good interior, co ...

Pros: Sporty Looks, Great Handling, Good Stereo and Exhaust Note.

Cons: Non-Power rear windows

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this car. If you can live with a stick shift, get the R/T model, and I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

Review: At first I wasn't to thrilled about the idea of purchasing a Dodge Neon. The older Neons were lessin ...

Pros: Inexpensive, sporty, roomy, handles great,

Cons: small glove box, no rear power windows

Review: The 2001 Dodge Neon has a vastly different style than the 1995-1999 versions, however, the body and components essentially have not been altered from the 2000 model. The model that I am reviewing is the 2001 ES model, automatic, in bright silver, with...

Pros: appearance, sportiness, available features, price

Cons: automatic transmission, pricey premium fuel for R/T

The Bottom Line: In order to see this cars real beauty, you have to look at what it competes with - then you'll understand why it's so great.

Review: The newly introduced Dodge Neon R/T is possibly one of the best buys in a compact sedan today. This market is becoming very hot with import pocket rockets all trying to beef up horsepower and lure in younger sports car buyers. But there is one name that...

Pros: Acceleration, 5-speed transmission, engine screams at red line, sports suspension, killer stereo

Cons: Baseball sized shifter, rough over bumps, four doors, (why?) non-powered rear windows, (why?)

The Bottom Line: With 150 horsepower, a 0-60 time under 8 seconds, and a stereo system that will make your ears bleed, the Dodge Neon R/T should be on everyone's test drive list.

Review: Import buyers beware! The Dodge Neon R/T is back. This time, with a few tricks up it's sleeve. To start things off, the new High-Output Magnum(R) engine screams "DON'T STOP!" when you mash down on the accelerator. While the traction control is turned...

Pros: RT model is super fun to drive, 5 speed stick, fast, looks, stereo

Cons: lots of rattling noises inside

The Bottom Line: The RT model is a little rocket. Sporty, fun to drive, and easy on gas. All prospective Neon buyers should consider upgrading.

Review: I have been driving the RT for about 8 months now. It is a souped-up version of the standard Neon, the only model I could get (living in Mexico) that had a stick shift. From the start, the car has been a blast to drive. Down here, there are basically no...