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A symbol of a vehicle that has continuously improved through the years but was not able to lift up its sales woes is the Dodge Neon. Year by year, new innovations and a lot of improvements is being given to the Dodge Neon, but despite all these improvements, it can't seem to break the continuous decline in its sales. Up until today, the Dodge Neon is still being haunted by the bad image it has created in its early years.

The Dodge Neon, together with its Plymouth Neon twin, was introduced by DaimlerChrysler in 1994 as a 1995 year model. Upon introduction, the Dodge Neon was available in 4-door sedan and 2-door coupe body style. Engine options include a 132-hp 2.0-liter SOHC 4-cylinder engine and a 150-hp 2.0-liter DOHC 4-cylinder engine paired with either a 3-speed automatic or a 4-speed manual transmission.

The early Dodge Neon, as well as their Plymouth variants, was a popular amateur race car. With either 2.0-liter engine variants, the Dodge Neon can move quickly and accelerate fast, thanks in part to its light body weight. But performance can be easily overlooked if hounded by safety and quality problems, and that's what happened to the Dodge Neon. Hounded by complaints about engine head-gasket failures and a lot of other problems, early Neons created for itself a bad reputation—something from which the Dodge Neon wasn't able to recover.

From the 2000 model year, Chrysler introduced a new generation of Dodge Neon vehicles. While the style remained to be the same, one can find a lot of enhancements made on the second generation Neon. Available only in 4-door sedan models, the new Dodge Neon may be equipped with several variants of the 2.0-liter SOHC engine. The previous engine problems and other reliability and quality problems have clearly been answered already, and the new Dodge Neon is certainly much better than the old model. However, the bad reputation of the early Neons has continued to haunt the brand, leading to continued poor sales and its eventual demise for the 2006 model year.

The new Dodge Neon vehicles are definitely of better quality than the older ones. Most of the early Dodge Neon vehicles have already been recalled, so there should be not much of a problem driving them today. But if you'd rather be sure and would want to increase the performance of your Neon, you can always replace their stock parts with high quality aftermarket, replacement and performance Dodge Neon parts.

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• Neon Ac Compressor
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• Neon Air Filter
• Neon Alternator
• Neon Axle Assembly
• Neon Ball Joint
• Neon Brake Caliper
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• Neon Bumper
• Neon Bumper Bracket
• Neon Bumper Reinforcement
• Neon Catalytic Converter
• Neon Control Arm
• Neon Door Handle

• Neon Fender
• Neon Floor Mats
• Neon Fog Light
• Neon Fuel Pump
• Neon Grille Assembly
• Neon Headlight
• Neon Headlight Assembly
• Neon Hood
• Neon Ignition Coil
• Neon Mirror
• Neon Mud Flaps
• Neon Muffler
• Neon Oxygen Sensor
• Neon Radiator

• Neon Radiator Support
• Neon Shock Absorber
• Neon Spark Plug
• Neon Splash Shield
• Neon Starter
• Neon Strut Assembly
• Neon Tail Light
• Neon Tail Light Assembly
• Neon Tie Rod End
• Neon Vent Visor
• Neon Water Pump
• Neon Window Motor
• Neon Window Regulator
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