Used Dodge Neon SRT-4 for Sale near Boise, ID

power? this car is faster than most cars 230hp with 250tq at least that what the dealer says the cars were a lil bit under rated. acceleration may be a bit for some. braking is 4/5 and handling is better with mods lol my car id get 4/5 stock im not sure. build quality is ok things do look and feel like plastic so it is just ok. most people dont think the car looks good but i do as the srt4 neon looks 10x better than just regular neons. you will be putting high grade gas in this car so that can sometimes be a bit much. parts are cheap cause it being made in america. fun factor? 5/5 i love driving this car its quick enough for me and has a good after market part list.

I loved this car! This car handled great, specially around corners. Zero to sixty is probably around 4.5 to 5.0 seconds. Fire red with TSW rims. Interior wise it had viper inspired bucket seats. It got great gas mileage, about 30 miles to the gallon on the highway. The only maintenance I did to it was a blow off valve and a cold air intake. This car was a blast to drive and I miss it.

The coolest economy rocket out there. Puts down 400 hp and smokes cars 5x as expensive. Great for AutoCross, RallyCross, Track days and so on. It's not the prettiest car, but you can see it means business. And it's got viper seats from the factory. Love it! After market support is awesome too. AGP makes every part you need to make it stupid fast.

Awesome little car, will run with the best of them. The build quality is average, starting to show its age with little stuff falling apart. Dodge could of made it look a little more sleeker in the front. The cost to own isn't bad if your not on the gas all the time. Hella fun to drive!

You want to go fast for cheap? This is your car. Not only is the car inexpensive, but the parts are too. I was able to make over 500hp and make a 1/4 mile pass of 11.4 in this car without touching any of the engine internals or doing any head work. This is car is a great learners car when it comes to learning how to drive a standard shift, as well as learning how to work on cars yourself.