• The Dodge Neon is an American-made automobile that debuted in 1995. The front-wheel-drive Dodge sedan and coupe have tuned suspensions and include a 140-horsepower, double overhead cam, four-cylinder engines. As of 2010, the Dodge Neon boasts three different styles: the base model, SXT and SRT. The SXT contains the engine equivalent to the original Neon but has a sport fin and sleeker body style.
  
  

Main Features and Fuel Specs

• Gasoline consumption for city driving is 29 mpg, mixed city and highway driving yields 32 mpg, and highway driving nets 36 mpg. Fuel capacity stands at 12.42 gallons. There are five seats and four doors. Stock colors include blue, orange, black, and red. The back seats fold down separately for access to the trunk area and to expand the available cargo space.
  
  

Engine

• The inline four-cylinder engine has a displacement of 121.98 cubic inches, and is mounted in front in a transverse position. The engine produces 132 horsepower at 5,600 rpm and 130 ft.-lb. of torque.
  
  

Space and weight

• The legroom for both the driver and front passenger measures 42.5 inches, there is 673 gallons of back seat passenger space. Cargo space amounts to 98 gallons. The SXT weighs 2,625.7 lb. and can tow up to 1,499.1 lb. The entire length of the Neon SXT is 174.8 inches and the width is 67.7 inches across the hood. When empty, the height the the undercarriage from the ground is 6.3 inches.