2001 Dodge Neon

The Bottom Line: Good bang for the buck

Review: The only reason I bought the neon was because I could not get financed for anything else..Chrysler Financial approved me and i was a reluctant owner of a 2001 neon..I had heard horror stories of neons and head gaskets. But since i started driving...

The Bottom Line: I think that this is a great little car. I keep stressing little, because it isn't for long legs in the back.

Review: Great little car. The 2001 Dodge Neon is a great car for someone that drives a lot, but doesn t have much luggage. I owned a Neon for a while and quite enjoyed it. It is a great looking car, and it performs well.

The car has a 2.0 liter...

The Bottom Line: It is terrible, I had rather sit on an actual bucket and be uncomfortable than drive a car that is made very poor.

Review: The Dodge Neon, is alright in some aspects. It has good acceleration, control, looks pretty good, close to the ground so it doesn't get thrown all over the road in harsh weather, wide enough body where it doesn't flip on you. It is an alright car to...

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...

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...

The Bottom Line: Recommended for new drivers, people commuting long distances.

Review: I got my 2001 Dodge Neon SE in 2004, with only 45,000 miles on it. I fell in love with the car almost immediatly. It had surprisingly good acceleration, good enough to beat an '96 Oldsmobile Cutlass in a race haha. The interior is pretty roomy for a...

Review: My 2001 Dogde Neon is absolutly fabulous! I have a little over 80,000 miles on it and it's still going. Being a woman, I probably don't perform all the mainteance that a car requires. I do give it the oil change every 3 months and whatever valvoline...

The Bottom Line: If you can get one cheap, then you have a great ride that is fun to drive too. Otherwise, there is better out there.

Review: I needed a set of wheels for work and my personal life and I didn't want to spend a fortune on a car, or its' expenses. I looked at new and pricing was too expensive. I bought this used 2001 Dodge Neon in Salsa Red in the 4 door base trim. It has...

The Bottom Line: I looked at the Ford Focus, the Pontiac Sunfire, and the Chevrolet Cavalier. I KNOW I got the best car for the money!

Review: WARNING
This identical review is a cross-reference and is listed under Chevrolet and Dodge as both vehicles are discussed and compared. It is mainly a recount of my experience in "new car land", and I know it will serve as an aid and a guide...

The Bottom Line: The Neon is a perfect car to get your child as their first car. It's cheap and reliable.

Review: I am 17 years old and my parents bought me a 2001 Dodge Neon almost a year ago. When it came time to actually buying a car, I just wanted anything! I was so excited and I really had no idea what kind of car I was going to get until we actually got...