Explore the origins of Dodge's SRT sub-brand with the SRT4, a high-performance compact based on the Neon that redefined ...

The humble Neon, sold as both a Dodge and a Plymouth, was originally designed to be cheap and cheerful, but this later model was a little more serious. The Neon SRT4 got a hearty helping of ...

The Dodge Neon and the PT Cruiser are some of the most polarizing models that Chrysler ever made, and they're often ranked among the most hated cars in the world. To many, the Dodge Neon is nothing ...

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, if you wanted a cheap, fast, sport-oriented car with a powerful, high-revving four-cylinder engine, your options were almost exclusively Japanese. Chrysler took ...

While the car market has mostly started to cool off, there's still some craziness going on. Some models are still being marked up, and big-time flippers still walk among us. And while their influence ...

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Combining performance with sweet features inspired by the street racing scene, the 2003 Dodge SRT4 is based on the concept vehicle introduced two years before at the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show. The ...

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The ad for today's Nice Price or No Dice Neon SRT-4 claims it to be 'senior owned.' Whether that's a senior citizen or a kid in their last year of high school or college is to be determined. What ...

We've heard good things about Mopar's SRT-4, a little turbo coupe that has rocked the sport compact world. Yeah, we are old-school muscle guys around here, but we had to admit to a little satisfaction ...