That’s a rare and arguably dying breed, the affordable sports car — a role that has previously been filled with cult classic ...

Given how few hot hatches are available today, is the model worth another look? Or is this one of those models better kept in the past? This article is based on manufacturer specs, period road tests ...

For 2003, Dodge took the Neon to new heights with the introduction of the high-performance SRT-4 trim. It featured a 215-hp, turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine, sport-tuned suspension and ...

The 2007 Dodge Demon was a production-ready concept. Rear drive, six-speed manual, but just a 172-hp four-cylinder. An intercooled turbo would push it over the Fox Mustang’s V-8 output.

This 2005 Dodge Neon SRT4 ACR, with a clean title and Carfax, has 91,000 miles. Purchased from the original owner, it's completely stock except for a big brake kit. Interior is 9/10, exterior 8/10.

To clarify, the standard Neon—also sold under the Plymouth badge—was far from an exceptional car. However, the Dodge Neon SRT-4 was a different beast altogether, offering an exhilarating compact ...

Affordable sports cars seem to have disappeared from Dodge‘s plans. Over the years, we’ve said goodbye to the turbocharged Neon SRT-4, the Challenger R/T, and the powerful Viper with its 8.4 ...

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The Neon is dependable, economical and you can pretty much drive it on any type of road. I'm still looking for "the" one. Great car, nice styling and fun. The 2004 Dodge Neon price depends on ...

It seems unlikely Dodge is going to get into (or rebrand) a three-wheeled, ATV-like trike, but it could point to an idea gestating within the company for something truly raw, basic, and pure.