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7.3

pretty bad

Typical Repair Cost:

$287.00

Average Mileage:

24,000 miles

Total Complaints:

3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. midas lifetime brakes and rotors (2 reports)
  2. not sure (1 reports)
Dodge Neon brakes problems

brakes problem

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problem #3

2009Feb 01

Neon

  • Automatic transmission
  • 45,000 miles

I HAVE HAD THE SAME PROBLEM

MY UNCLE IS A MECHANIC
AND I BRING IT TO HIM

AND EVERY 3 MONTHS HE IS CHANGING MY ROTORS AND BRAKES

AND MY BRAKES SQUEAL SOOO MUCH ITS IS EMBARRASSING


SOO I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE HELL THESE PEOPLE MAKE THIS STUFF OUT OF BUT IT IS SH*T IN A TOILET

SOOO THEY DEF. NEED TO FIX IT

NICk B.

Scranton, PA, USA

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problem #2

2005Jun 10

Neon 2.2L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 14,000 miles

When you by a new car you do so thinking that you,ve made a good investment. Not if you bought this piece. The dealerships tell you theres nothing wrong or that this stuff is normal but it's just a load off horse S-it. Why would Dodge think people would buy another car from them. I want and I hope there business go under.

Lucius T.

Asheville, NC, USA

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problem #1

2006Jan 30

(reported on)

Neon

  • 13,000 miles

Brake rotors had to be replaced at 13,000 miles. Dodge says the warranty only goes to 12,000 miles. Why would a brand new car, barely broken in, need new brake rotors?

Susan F.

Dayton, OH, USA

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