2005 Dodge Neon Srt-4 Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Fort Rucker, Alabama, United States
Here for sale is my 2005 Dodge Neon SRT-4. We're moving to Colorado so she has to go! It's got just over 103,505 miles on it and it's in great condition. The last owner put on a bunch of add ons to include:
Needless to say this car is FAST. I've never raced it or had it dyno'ed, but I'm guessing it's easily close to 300hp.The only thing I put in personally was a JVC KD-X50BT. This is a great headunit, it will stream bluetooth phonecalls and music from any device, it also has AM, FM, and two aux inputs as well (the second input is USB, which will charge your device and play music). For you iPhone users, you can press and hold the call button to use SIRI while driving. It's also wired for subwoofers if you are into that sort of thing, with power and input cables ran discreetly to the trunk.Mechanically, this car runs like a dream for its age. In the few years I've owned it, all I've done is replaced the battery and done regular oil changes (full synthetic). A/C is ice cold, and the heat works great. All the windows and the sunroof operate just fine. The back windows are manual (all srt4s are that way) so don't be surprised.Cosmetically, the car looks pretty sharp with no dings or dents, and the paint looks great for its age. The interior is immaculate. Up close you can see some imperfections, but its not until you get close that you can see some small scratches and paint chips here and there. They don't really show up in the pictures, so I encourage you to come see the car for yourself.As stated before, I HIGHLY recommend coming to see the car to get a full picture of what this car is all about. I tried to describe it to the best of my ability, but as with any used car its being sold as is. That being said, I doubt you will be disappointed. Take a look of the video I just made to get a better picture of the car. Also, feel free to message me with any questions you have and I'll get back to you ASAP. Thanks for looking!
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