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#455 of 522 Pricing on SRT4 - 1% Below Invoice by midnightcowboy Jun 11, 2004 (12:05 pm)
Well it looks like it might be a good time to buy. Archer Dodge in Houston has 12 SRT-4s and is selling for 1% below invoice. Sounds like a good price to me!
#456 of 522 SRT 4 Pricing and Availability by midnightcowboy Jun 13, 2004 (6:51 pm)
Went to two Dodge dealerships this weekend one had 12 SRT-4s and the other had 10. Both were willing to sell for 1% under invoice?   What's the deal? Why sooooo many?   How is Dodge relability? WShould there be any concern for the turbo relaibility?   It was onwe fast car   Thanks, MidCow
#457 of 522 2002 Neons get high rating in consumer reports by quick Jun 25, 2004 (6:04 pm)
I was surprised. Pretty much all red circles or half circles. A recommended buy. The 2004 models should be as good or better. Replies to this message: aite_eternelle (May 05, 2005 9:12 am)
#458 of 522 Dodge Interiors? by nyccarguy Jul 03, 2004 (8:19 pm)
I really like the styling of the SRT-4, especially the wheels and front air dam. I love turbos and have a lot of respect for the 230hp being pumped out from the 4-cyl. The LSD is definitely a plus for putting all that power to the front wheels. The price of the SRT-4 is incredible too.   I drive an '01 Prelude which would get its doors, trunk, hood, and everything else blown off by an SRT-4.   How are the SRT-4's interior materials? I'm just curious.
#459 of 522 by gee35coupe Jul 04, 2004 (7:58 am)
"I drive an '01 Prelude which would get its doors, trunk, hood, and everything else blown off by an SRT-4."   You might want to look a little closer at the SR-T before you compare it to the Prelude. Especially in interior quality and design. The Prelude was built with a few other priorities than just to be a platform for an engine.
#460 of 522 2005 SRT-4 by racefan Jul 04, 2004 (10:55 am)
I'm starting to kick a few tires in order to replace my 2001 Intrepid ES. I sold my 95 Mustang GT last summer so I'm looking for a smallish 4 door car that goes like stink. I test drove a 2003 SRT-4 the other day and, except for the Viperish seats, enjoyed the experience.   I also drove a 2004 Mazda6s w/ 5 speed, not impressed with low end power. Everything else seemed ok. Also drive a 2005 Altima 3.5 SE with automatic (no 5 speed was available). It seemed ok but I'm only interested in a 5 speed. Apparently these are very difficult to get.   Any word on when the 2005 SRT-4 is due out? Any word on (or links about) changes from the 2004 model year? Especially with respect to power changes and factory power rear windows.   I'd like to get a new car sooner rather than later but I don't mind waiting a bit to get a better vehicle.   Thanks.   Rick Replies to this message: racefan (Jul 09, 2004 5:18 am) ytry (Jun 07, 2006 5:49 pm) srtnut1 (Sep 25, 2006 1:37 pm)
#461 of 522 gee35coupe by nyccarguy Jul 05, 2004 (11:47 am)
I'm not looking to replace my Prelude by any means. Just asking questions.
#462 of 522 Steve - the upgrade issues by kevin111 Jul 08, 2004 (8:45 am)
"Not legal for sale on pollution-controlled vehicles or vehicles registered for highway use."   - Comming from the WRX forum, the Subaru and dealer sold upgrades have a very similiar disclaimer.     As the people on this board have indicated this is wording by Dodge's lawyers to protect Dodge from responsibility if your car does not meet the state's environmental specs as a result of the upgrades. Also means that Dodge has no other responsibility from mis-use of the upgrades as well.   With that said, I would expect many Dodge dealers to sell the upgrades anyway (even install them) since this disclaimer means they can use the "track racing" excuse. Talk to your dealer, or one that offers these power upgrades.   For performance for the price the SRT-4 is a bargain.
#463 of 522 Re: 2005 SRT-4 [racefan #460] by racefan Jul 09, 2004 (5:18 am)
Replying to: racefan (Jul 04, 2004 10:55 am) Since I had no other responses from here, I figured I'd pass on what I'd read on other sites.   For the 2005 SRT-4, no changes other than the following:   1. One color dropped (conflicting answers as to which one), one color added (orange).   2. 7 year powertrain warranty no longer included, powertrain is only covered through the 3yr/36K bumper-to-bumper warranty.   3. Up to an $800 price increase.   4. 2005s are to be built starting sometime in July, showing up at dealerships either August or September (depending on what site you're viewing)   5. Dodge's customer support email service says they have no information at all about the 2005 SRT-4. Must be some kind of state secret or something.   That's all I've found out so far. Replies to this message: ytry (Jun 07, 2006 5:49 pm) srtnut1 (Sep 25, 2006 1:37 pm)
#464 of 522 no neon ever had rear power windows n/m by beanboy Jul 12, 2004 (8:50 pm)

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