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how is srt-4 not a neon lmao it looks the same as the 2nd gen 03-05 but a slight different with of course the srt-4 2.4l turbo motor...

If it's a Neon then why does is have a different motor and seats and wheels and bumpers and stuff? Explain that!








A ben thread will get me to break my silence.

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....wow its obvious by looking at the too that its simply a damn neon..im not gonna argue about something so stupid but if you dont wanna think it is then go ahead but its stupid for someone not to notice its a neon body with srt-4 package hence like you saidits got the srt-4 2.4l turbo motor the seats srt-4 wheels bumpers ect which IS the srt-4 PACKAGE...thats like saying the 98-99 rt isnt a neon its an RT..

JmAnneonrt wrote:....wow its obvious by looking at the too that its simply a damn neon..im not gonna argue about something so stupid but if you dont wanna think it is then go ahead but its stupid for someone not to notice its a neon body with srt-4 package hence like you saidits got the srt-4 2.4l turbo motor the seats srt-4 wheels bumpers ect which IS the srt-4 PACKAGE...thats like saying the 98-99 rt isnt a neon its an RT..

So the Charger is actually a 300 since it's mostly the same?

Just like SRT-8, SRT-6, and SRT-10, SRT-4 is a package applied to a pre-existing model.

Thus far, the SRT-4 package has been available on the 2nd generation Neon and the Caliber. A neon SRT-4 is still a neon, just as a Crossfire SRT-6 is still a Crossfire, a Charger SRT-8 is still a Charger, a Ram SRT-10 is still a Ram...

Mostly True...

All of those cars were listed except the Neon. It was sold as a Dodge SRT-4 they wanted to get that sucker as far from the Neon as possible

DOHCRT wrote:Just like SRT-8, SRT-6, and SRT-10, SRT-4 is a package applied to a pre-existing model.

Thus far, the SRT-4 package has been available on the 2nd generation Neon and the Caliber. A neon SRT-4 is still a neon, just as a Crossfire SRT-6 is still a Crossfire, a Charger SRT-8 is still a Charger, a Ram SRT-10 is still a Ram...

exactly

sweetcorn_w00t wrote:Don't mind Ian, he's a dolt.

Just looked a dolt up and i don't think i am one, and i get what he was saying now it was just worded weird.

ouch my head hurts

sweetcorn_w00t wrote:Mostly True...

All of those cars were listed except the Neon. It was sold as a Dodge SRT-4 they wanted to get that sucker as far from the Neon as possible

Now you're just splitting hairs.

While dodge may have wanted to market the car without the neon name, everyone knows its just a modified neon. The OEM parts catalog even lists it as a neon. Just like the other SRT models, every part can be swapped over to its base model counterpart.

Its like saying an EVO is not really a Lancer because its factory modified, or a GT-350 is not really a Mustang.

exactly! just like the wrx and the impreza and so on with many car companys.

This thread makes me


Ben, you are such an ass

DOHCRT wrote:

sweetcorn_w00t wrote:Mostly True...

All of those cars were listed except the Neon. It was sold as a Dodge SRT-4 they wanted to get that sucker as far from the Neon as possible

Now you're just splitting hairs.

While dodge may have wanted to market the car without the neon name, everyone knows its just a modified neon. The OEM parts catalog even lists it as a neon. Just like the other SRT models, every part can be swapped over to its base model counterpart.

Its like saying an EVO is not really a Lancer because its factory modified, or a GT-350 is not really a Mustang.

Find one place where Dodge ever referenced the SRT-4 as a neon. They even sold it in a different section from the Neon on their website. The Viper, Jeep, 300, etc all had SRTx has a package option. The Neon didn't.