Used Plymouth Cars for Sale near Halifax, NS

I liked this car. Believe it or not it won over a Nissan Maxima. I tried the Maxima and as far as power and handling it was about the same. Where the Maxima lost was on the stereo. Sounded like "tin can" versus the Neon had a 10" speaker in the rear and great sound.

All stock, a little banged up but nothing serious. Drives and handles great! Very reliable for long trips, hasn't broken down, hasn't stalled and has always been fun to drive. It's nothing special right now, but I have plans for this little car.

Was one heckuva good running car. I sometimes I wish I had it back with gas at $3.77 a gallon. As far as I know it's still on the road today up in Atlantic, Iowa.

Ah, my first car. . . the good ole $500 Plymouth Neon. Not much can be said about its looks, or performance, or comfort, or anything for that matter. This little thing's one redeeming quality lied in the fact that it was essentially an oversized Go Kart. It may have only had about 130 horsepower, but it also only weighed a little over 2000 pounds. I had some fun driving that little piece of crap. It even held up for another 4 years after I gave it to my sister. Not a bad $500 investment. I would never suggest buying one unless you were in a situation like I was. 16 years old and being offered a car that ran well with 60,000 miles, cd player, AC, and power locks and windows, from your neighbor for $500.

Don't buy one now. It's about beat after this much time. You'll change head gaskets more frequently than you'll change oil. Not mechanically reliable after 75000 miles