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The Neon was a compact car built from the 1995 model
year until 2005. It used both the Dodge and Plymouth
brand names. It was an economy car intended to replace
a slew of other economy cars like the Dodge Shadow,
Plymouth Sundance, and Dodge Colt.
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Sold with a 132 horsepower DOHC 4 cylinder or a 150
horsepower SOHC, the first generation Neons were
not as speedy as advertised, but no one should have
expected them to be. The MSRP for these cars was
about as low as you could find on the US market.
I think my local dealership accepted a pair of Air
Jordans and a mule as equal trade. You can tell these
first Neons, which were sold from 1995 until 1999,
apart from newer models because their headlight covers
would fog over after a year or so, even more so that
they appeared brand new. Some even developed a
dirty yellow tint. This was caused by UV radiations
causing chemical reactions in the plastic.
The second generation models were a little speedier
with better reliability. The R/T model was especially
sporty for its size and price. As Americans tend
to be very cheap with their cars, the Neons sold
fairly well throughout hte 1990's. If you can't find
one of these used, you need to have your eyesight
checked. If you can't find a used one on the internet,
especially on eBay, you need to stop using the internet
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