First I got a loose in the stearing colum, they change the colum.
Second the shifter was doing a weird noise when I was shifting gear, they change the boot base.
Third there was a rateling noise coming from my engine, they change 2 belt 4 piston and all the gasket.
ANd the last problem it's a leak of water on the passenger side (only under heavy rain) nothing have been done.
My car is a 2001 r/t fully equip. This car is seriously quick and handles like it's on rails.
The interior is just great. The radio is over the average. The car is good, but so many thing when wrong. I recommand the r/t only if you're not afraid of car problem. But don't ever think about buying a regular neon, it's a dam bad car believe me.
OK, do you even own a damn Neon? Based on your grammer, I don't think you do. Here's your review again, look at the grammer and the wonderful details of what went wrong.
First I got a loose in the stearing colum, they change the colum.-- SHOULD READ: The steering coloum came loose. My dealership replaced it for me.
Second the shifter was doing a weird noise when I was shifting gear, they change the boot base.--SHOULD READ: When I went to change gears, the gear shifter was acting funny. It would make a odd noise. My dealership took care of this.
Third there was a rateling noise coming from my engine, they change 2 belt 4 piston and all the gasket.--SHOULD READ: There was a knocking noise coming from my engine. The dealership changed TWO belts, FOUR PISTONS and all the GASKETS.
ANd the last problem it's a leak of water on the passenger side (only under heavy rain) nothing have been done.--SHOULD READ: Finally, there is a leak in the passenger side of my car. Only occurs in heavy rain.
Do you get what I'm saying? If you talked like you were from North America and old enough to even drive, people might believe you actually own a Neon.
Consumer Reports used perfect grammar when it gave the Dodge Neon it's lowest possible reliability rating. Besides what does good grammar have to do with purchasing an unreliable vehicle anyway?
"Consumer Reports used perfect grammar when it gave the Dodge Neon it's lowest possible reliability rating. Besides what does good grammar have to do with purchasing an unreliable vehicle anyway?"
Amen to that! The cars are crap, and the company knows it. : (
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