1999 Dodge Neon

Coupe

2.0L 1996CC 122Cu. In. l4 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspir

Automatic

1B3ES42CXXD157134

Clear

GAS

Selling a 1999 Dodge Neon w/clear title and CT tags (CT law requires us to keep the tags upon sale of car) located in Manchester, CT. We own two Dodge Neon's, this one and a 1998 and no longer need both. The best features of the car are that she still runs very well, the battery is only a couple months old, the working cruise control, brakes work as they should, the overall cleanliness and condition inside and out, spare tire and tool kit for changing tires, the fold down back seat, and the excellent gas mileage. We are 100% positive feedback sellers and believe if full disclosure. The known issues of the Neon are as follows; both the radio and dashboard gauges work intermittently (likely some sort of loose electrical connection somewhere), there is a small impact spot behind the passenger door (see photos), the front windshield is cracked (see photos), the power locks don't work (you have to manually lock and unlock, is this related to the other electrical issue?), the passenger window only retracts 1/4 of the way, the sun roof does not open (again, all electrical issues are probably related), the check engine light is on (Pep Boys has diagnosed this as an O2 sensor or EGR valve, it is not an engine problem), and when you tightly turn the car the power steering squeals. All the issues are not related to the engine and driving performance, which is key. This would be a great local car to go to and from work, college, church, grocery store, etc. If you're looking for dependability without bells and whistles this car can provide you another decade worth of service. The car is absolutely available for a test drive here locally in Manchester, CT. Upon sale, $250 is due within 48 hours, per eBay policy. The balance can be paid in cash, cashiers check made out to "Jack Ware," or you may go ahead and pay the full amount via PayPal all at once. Please ask any questions you might have. The car is priced at a low opening bid to encourage active bidding. We're content to let the market decide the value.