i dont think its the insurance company that puts the sports car label on cars, its the manufactuer that does it. because the dealer just cant go oh you have a "mini" well we think thats a sports car so give us more money

didnt r/t have better suspension and what not, even though it was the same engine werent there slight differences than the sport

 

Depends on what you mean by better...the R/T suspension is stiffer, which may be better for some but not all.

 

there were quite a few differences between the r/t and the sport

 

which is what i was getting at, doesn't the r/t have more "sporty" mods than the sport

 

The Sport is fully loaded, but the R/T could be ordered w/o stuff.

 

Talk about loaded...my R/T has the following:
Tilt Wheel
Power Windows
Power Locks
Power Mirrors
Power Sunroof
Cruise Control
Air Conditioning
AM/FM/CD Player
Under Hood Light
Trunk Light
Lighted Mirrors (BOTH SIDES)
Remote Keyless Entry
Rear Defrost
Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel...and I am sure there are a couple more I cant think of at the moment. I know a couple of these things are factory for the R/T, but not for ALL Neons. The guy who bought this car originally had me in mind when he did it. I like all the creature comforts, and still have a manual tranny.

 

all r/t's are unique with the leather wrapped steering wheel and shift ****.....front/rear sway bars....color matching(kinda) interior accents on the seats.....performance tuned suspension....r/t specific rims.....and the additional sport options

my r/t however is very plain but came with
manual windows
manual mirrors
manual locks
cruise control
am/fm/cd player
no sunroof
stripe delete
the guy that ordered it made it look just like a regular neon.....except for the badging
but the guy removed the front sway bar and added some koni struts and some yokohama AVS tires
and i added power windows

 

ACR's came with them also

 

yeah but they are still unique to the competition models

 

that's funny because my car came with half of what you just listed there and mine's just a highline