2005 Dodge Neon Srt4 Acr Rare, Unmodified Condition!!! on 2040-cars
Keno, Oregon, United States
For sale is a 2005 (the last year the Neon was made) Neon Srt4 ACR. model. This is one of 211 made in this color and what makes this car one of the most rare is that it is totally unmodified! It has a turbocharged/intercooled 2.4 L engine producing 230-240 HP depending on where you find the figures. There are 2 sets of wheels & tires that come with the vehicle. This is why there are two different wheels in the pictures of the vehicle. There is the stock set of BBS RX racing Wheels and also a full set of Enkie wheels and tires. The tires are well used, but a lot of miles left in them! The following information on the ACR package comes from Wikipedia: This factory competition version included:
I purchased this car from its original owner in Salt Lake City, Utah with about 42,000 mi on the odometer. If the driver can keep his foot out of the turbo, the car will get 32 - 34 mpg consistently out on the highway. The battery was replaced about 400 miles ago and the car starts easily, even in the coldest of weather. I hope you will excuse the fact that the pictures were taken while the car was not freshly washed. It was about 15 degrees and I was not able to wash the car! I am a 65 year old Vietnam veteran and I take pretty good care of my cars and equipment and the previous owner took even better care of it!! This was my dream car but I can't even afford to drive it anymore. There is a few accessories that go with the car. Please email me if you need more information! If you include your phone number and availability times I will call and discuss it with you. I am requiring a non-refundable Paypal deposit of $500 within 3 business days of a successful bid and the remainder of the sale price within 10 business days. I will deliver the car a reasonable distance for expenses (gas, lodging, food) or the buyer can either pick up or make arrangements to ship from Keno, Oregon 97627.
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