new car
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Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Charleston, SC
RE: new car
I love the color, but I'm not sure whether I like that front bumper or not. Moving "up" to a Neon R/T is no different then moving "up" to a Neon SRT-4 (the only difference is your not getting as much power) . You just saved yourself the trouble of swapping over all the Magnum engine components, and you got a newer Neon with more features (should have at least), 4-wheel disc brakes, just to start. Besides, your saving a ton of money on insurance and the only SRT's your finding for that price are 03's with a lot of miles. $10,000 for a 2003 Neon R/T is very high though...back in November of 2005 I paid $9,500 for my R/T with only 28,xxx miles...
Oh, and you could have just contacted an administrator and have them change your existing username, rather then creating a whole new account.
Oh, and you could have just contacted an administrator and have them change your existing username, rather then creating a whole new account.
Joined: Jul 2007
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RE: new car
o didnt know that and when you bought yours what all was done to it and the other reason i wient with the rt is because i can still work on it my self to give it more power which thats what i want i dont want to buy something that is already at 200 = hp and in indiana everything is higher we have alot of hidden taxes so really i didnt get that bad of a deal imo i mean all think different and have different ways of wanting to get the most power. the front bumper is just the stock one with a added lip or whatever you want to call it
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Pensacola, Fl
RE: new car
ORIGINAL: 03neonRT
I love the color, but I'm not sure whether I like that front bumper or not. Moving "up" to a Neon R/T is no different then moving "up" to a Neon SRT-4 (the only difference is your not getting as much power) . You just saved yourself the trouble of swapping over all the Magnum engine components, and you got a newer Neon with more features (should have at least), 4-wheel disc brakes, just to start. Besides, your saving a ton of money on insurance and the only SRT's your finding for that price are 03's with a lot of miles. $10,000 for a 2003 Neon R/T is very high though...back in November of 2005 I paid $9,500 for my R/T with only 28,xxx miles...
Oh, and you could have just contacted an administrator and have them change your existing username, rather then creating a whole new account.
I love the color, but I'm not sure whether I like that front bumper or not. Moving "up" to a Neon R/T is no different then moving "up" to a Neon SRT-4 (the only difference is your not getting as much power) . You just saved yourself the trouble of swapping over all the Magnum engine components, and you got a newer Neon with more features (should have at least), 4-wheel disc brakes, just to start. Besides, your saving a ton of money on insurance and the only SRT's your finding for that price are 03's with a lot of miles. $10,000 for a 2003 Neon R/T is very high though...back in November of 2005 I paid $9,500 for my R/T with only 28,xxx miles...
Oh, and you could have just contacted an administrator and have them change your existing username, rather then creating a whole new account.