1999 Dodge Neon 4 Dr Highline Sedan Trim Overview

The next step up from the base sedan, the 1999 Dodge Neon Highline Sedan adds a few more standard features, but is still powered by the same 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder, 132-hp engine, though it can be outfitted with the 150-hp twin-cam version as well.  Building on the base model's dual front airbags and power steering, the 1999 Neon Highline Sedan adds a console, a radio, rear defrost, fold-down rear seats, and a remote trunk release.  It carries a lot more options than the base model.  In addition to the more powerful engine and a 3-speed auto tran, you can get cruise control, a sunroof, power windows and locks, power mirrors, an alarm system, and remote entry.  
The 1999 Neon Highline Sedan gives you a lot more features for not much more money than the base sedan and is a greater starter car for this reason.  Owners like its engine power, which gives you a fun and sporty ride.  The handling is top-notch, and the roominess is surprising for its subcompact rating.  Even the backseat has decent legroom.  Wind and road noise can be a problem, as are repairs (see head gasket) and squeaky brakes.