Wow, lio45 over 300,000kms! That's great. I don't see too many on the roads these days but the ones I do see seem to still be in decent shape.
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Originally Posted by Wharn
The real problem with Neons is the structural integrity in a crash, not the reliability. In my experience, if they haven't blown up by 100,000 kilometres they will pretty much run indefinitely.
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Yeah I heard something about the crash factor but I also had people try and tell me the Neon was a lemon, don't buy it. Sure, it's not the best built car (the frameless windows for starters) but compared to my parent's early '90s GM car....yeah. I also had a Plymouth Acclaim that I bought off my parents and that was over 220,000 when I sold it (I still regret it) and it was super-low maintenance even though my mom never bothered much with routine maintenance.
Anyway, just so I don't feel left out, My car can now join the skyline in the background group, taken just yesterday:
