and the name on the trunk.
if i recall correctly, sport is the dodge neon and expresso is the plymouth neon version of the sport...

 

well i wasnt going to point out all the differences lol. it has already been answered on what he wanted to know. :P

 

my plymouth neon is actually a sport not expresso. and a buddy of mine has a dodge neon expresso. but i really like espresso (coffee) lol.

 

i have never once seen a dodge expresso....only plymouth...
but i wasnt sure about the plymouth sport

 

For 1997 and up, the Sport became an option package for the Highline, offered by Dodge only, rather than an individual model available from both Dodge & Plymouth. The option package is similar to the '96 Expresso, though the newer style alloy wheels are optional and are silver on non-white cars.

In 1997, the Expresso package was discontinued by Dodge, who replaced the Expresso's spot in the Dodge lineup with the Highline-based Sport package. However, Plymouth continued to offer its Expresso package through the end of the run in 1999.

 

well thats nifty then

 

I had a 97 plymouth expresso were they supposed to come with a rear sway bar?

 

Nope. It has the SDC suspension package.