1996 Dodge Neon Highline Coupe review from North America

The head gasket blew at 65,000 miles.

The trunk and windows leak.

Has had a lot of transmission problems.

The trunk latch broke.

Then ignition switch had to be replaced.

The speed odometer cable broke.

The heater and Air conditioning systems has a musty odor.

Seats have started to wear very badly.

This vehicle is very poorly manufactured.

The heater and air conditioner had a musty smell when turned on. Two years later I found out it was due to the rain water that was in the spare tire holder. I cannot keep any thing in the trunk without it getting wet.

We have had a lot of transmission problems with this vehicle.

A co-worker had a 2001 Neon. She purchased it five months ago. Her vehicle leaked from the dash. Her whole electrical system had to be replaced.

She received a 2003 Neon for a rental car while hers was being repaired. The 2003 model had the same problems as hers.

She recently videotaped the leaking while her husband sprayed the hood with a water hose. Chrysler purchased the vehicle back from her stating that the reason her vehicle was leaking come from her driveway being at a 13 degree slant.

This was the first new vehicle I have ever purchased, and after the problem I have encountered it will be the last.

I purchased a new vehicle expecting it to be dependable, safe, and affordable. What I received is a always broke down, high priced piece of junk.

I will never purchase or recommend a Chrysler product to anyone.