how do i tell if i got a highline or a baseand whats the diff

the vin is ip3es27c1td610417

it a 96 ply neon 5spd sohc

is there any real diffs ive got no power anything "doors,windows,ect" ive got p/s and a/c 14" wheels

just wondering and trying to learn something

 

sounds to me like a base...if it doesnt have anything power i belive its a base because my highline has power windows and door locks..

 

your car sir is a 1996 SOHC Plymouth Neon, Made in Belvidere, IL (USA) It is a base model sedan, and it was the 610417 built off the Neon [US/ Canada/ Export] Line in Belvidere.

 

Allpar says: Invalid VIN. When you get the VIN straight (starts with a1 or a 3, not i)go here to check it out: http://www.allpar.com/mopar/vin-decoder.html

I have a highline Plymouth Neon, and it doesn't have power windows or locks.

 

I had a 97 plymouth expresso, it wasconsiderd a "Highline". I think pretty much, any sedan that has, Sport/RT/Expresso/Style packages are all considerd "Highlines"

 

its a one sorry lookin at it from a distance while typing

i figured it was a base but thought that i need to know for sure cuz when buyin parts they always ask and im not sure also who makes good motor mounts and where can i get them

 

this is what i got
Country : Country not in database!
Make : Plymouth
Type : Passenger Car
Model Year : 1996
Safety System : Dual Air Bag; Active Restraints
Body : PL: Neon, Neon Sport
Series : BaseLine
Style : Style not in database!
Engine : Chrysler: 2.0L I-4 SOHC, 9.8:1 CR, 132hp@6000rpm
Check Digit : 1
Plant : Belvedere, IL
Serial Number : 610417

 

The model doesn't really matter when buying auto parts. The difference in models are options like power windows and so on. Nothing to do with parts themselves. The difference when buying auto parts may be engine (SOHC vs DOHC) and year of the car.

Do you want performance mounts or stock?

 

well i just did the check on my 95 neon that has no power locks / windows but does have air and power steering and it states that it IS a highline

 

And?