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When Road & Track tested the Neon SRT-4 for their December 2002 issue, they recorded 0-60 mph time of 5.6 seconds, 0-100 in 13.8 seconds, blasted the quarter mile in 14.2 seconds at 102 mph, and kept going all the way to 153 mph.
- Are Neon srt4 fast?
- How fast is the fastest Dodge Neon?
- Are srt4 reliable?
- Is the Neon SRT-4 AWD?
- What came after the Dodge Neon?
- Is there a Dodge Dart SRT?
- How good is a Dodge Neon?
- How much boost does a stock srt4 have?
- What happened to the srt4?
- Are Dodge Neons bad?
- What is a dodge demon?
- Is Dodge bringing back the Neon?
- What does SXT mean on a Dodge Neon?
Are Neon srt4 fast?
The Neon SRT-4 rips to 60 mph in 5.6 seconds, to 100 in 13.8, covers a quarter-mile in 14.2 seconds at 102 mph, and keeps on huffin' all the way to 153 mph.
How fast is the fastest Dodge Neon?
The 153-mph Dodge Neon SRT-4 sedan is the fastest performance car you can buy for under $21,000. In fact, it's one of the fastest cars sold for any amount, and is the quickest Dodge next to that automaker's awesome 500-horsepower Viper sports car.
Are srt4 reliable?
They are reliable just as long as there takin car of like a turbo car needs to be... The more power the car puts out the more preventive maintenance it will need, same goes for all cars.
Is the Neon SRT-4 AWD?
It's a Dodge Neon SRT-4 that's been upgraded with another engine in the rear, driving the rear wheels. ... In this demonstration, the car does a front-drive burnout, followed by a rear-drive burnout, and then an all-wheel-drive launch.
What came after the Dodge Neon?
The Neon was replaced in the spring of 2006 with the 2007 Dodge Caliber, which is based on the shared Chrysler/Mitsubishi Motors GS platform. Like the Neon, the Caliber had an SRT-4 variant, but like the standard Caliber, it used a completely different engine.
Is there a Dodge Dart SRT?
The Dart SRT 4 was originally planned for production starting in December 2016, based on the 2014 five-year plan of the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) group. However, due to the decision to end production of the Dart, the SRT 4 version was canceled.
How good is a Dodge Neon?
The Dodge Neons were good dependable cars when properly maintained. My next door neighbors bought one new in 1995 and sold it in 2015 in still running condition when it had nearly 300K on the OD. The wife drove it daily to work which was 120 miles round trip so they got a replacement vehicle when it hit 200K.
How much boost does a stock srt4 have?
Stocker stops making power, with a good Front mount @ around 22psi. You can push it for nice Torque spikes and minimal HP gains to 30ish psi.
What happened to the srt4?
The SRT-4 used a turbocharged 4-cylinder, and it initially had 215 horses before it was upped to 230 in 2004. ... SRT-4s also disappeared because they crashed, as they were truly cheap speed: they were so cheap that Dodge put power windows in front and crank windows in back in order to keep costs down.
Are Dodge Neons bad?
Dodge Neon Reliability Problems
Neon owners have made 556 complaints over 11 model years. Using our PainRank™ system we've ranked it 13th in overall reliability out of 29 Dodge models , with some engine and electrical concerns.
What is a dodge demon?
Ah, the Dodge Demon; star of episode four of all-new TG TV. It's an unhinged, drag-racing ultra-muscle-car that spanks the bonkers 707bhp Dodge Hellcat into second class citizenship of Muscle Car world. ... The Demon is the work of Dodge's most hardcore guys who are car enthusiasts of the highest order.
Is Dodge bringing back the Neon?
It's back! Well, not really. The 2019 Dodge Neon is technically a rebadged Fiat Tipo, and it arrived in Mexico back in 2016. Although there were rumors that the Neon could make it to the U.S., those were dead once the Big Three abandoned sedans in America.
What does SXT mean on a Dodge Neon?
More About the Dodge Charger SXT
The most plausible answer that we've found is that SXT stands for “Standard eXTra”, which does make a lot of sense: the Charger SXT is the entry-level model in the lineup, but it's neither bare-bones nor Spartan.
