I still have mine. Albeit, shes at 190K miles and has a few super small things going on, she still runs perfect and I love her.
is this an official notification that it is happening again this year....???Now all you guys should try and come to the October SRT4 Showdowns in Orlando Florida.
The amount of attendees registration, determines that. Chris will probably be putting that up in the next couple of months.is this an official notification that it is happening again this year....???
i was 23 when i heard they might make a turbo version of the neon. 25 when i bought my car. lol. i feel old now.I’ve got a 2004 with just about 120k. I’m only 20 but I’ve been in love with these cars since I was a little dude. Finally was able to snag a clean one
I am 57. I rescued my SRT4 from the Florida gulf coast in August 2018. It has a clean title and the odometer shows 130K. Honda boys were passing it around like a $20 whore, abusing it and doing Honda boy mods to it. I feel they would have destroyed it by now. At the pace they were going, for sure it would be a 20-25 owner car, maybe painted red or black. I have now owned my SRT4 longer than 11 of the 12 previous owners 😎As far as the answer, I think we brought this up a couple of years ago. I'm too lazy (or simply don't know how currently with this new format haha) to look it up. I'd estimate around 4,000 or so, and of those, probably 1/4 are sitting in the garage in need of work.
Nice save. This srt4 is the second longest car I've owned after my 93 honda accord. Still fun to drive. Not as fast against other cars today as it was in 2004 but still enough to get you into trouble. I'm fortunate I'm able to have the srt4 in the garage. The paint looks almost brand new as well as the interior. My honda sits outside and the paint is shot. Still runs well however. I'm curious what the landscape will be like 5 years from now? Maybe 1500 to 2000 srt4s road worthy?I am 57. I rescued my SRT4 from the Florida gulf coast in August 2018. It has a clean title and the odometer shows 130K. Honda boys were passing it around like a $20 whore, abusing it and doing Honda boy mods to it. I feel they would have destroyed it by now. At the pace they were going, for sure it would be a 20-25 owner car, maybe painted red or black. I have now owned my SRT4 longer than 11 of the 12 previous owners 😎
4000 left from 25,303 is an amazingly depressing attrition rate. I thought it would be easy to make a list of 127 `04 yellow VIN's and then try and determine how many were left. I found 26 and gave up. Doesn't really matter, My car is Hemi Cuda rare, but so cleverly disguised even those familiar with the SRT4 by default probably think they are looking at an `03. Daimler dropped the ball in so many ways, one was not bringing back NYG for a SRT4 paint color.
I don't know that we'll see the same percentage decline from here on out. On another thread we are talking about the Neon in general being officially rare, based on the general "15 year lifespan" of any car platform. It's 2021, so a car built in 2006 would rarely be seen based on that lifespan. It generally holds pretty true, although in the southern states it may be closer to 20 years (removing the rust and bad weather accident factors).Nice save. This srt4 is the second longest car I've owned after my 93 honda accord. Still fun to drive. Not as fast against other cars today as it was in 2004 but still enough to get you into trouble. I'm fortunate I'm able to have the srt4 in the garage. The paint looks almost brand new as well as the interior. My honda sits outside and the paint is shot. Still runs well however. I'm curious what the landscape will be like 5 years from now? Maybe 1500 to 2000 srt4s road worthy?
The prices of used cars is insane right now. im sure it will settle down after these clowns leave office, if we are still a country.I don't know that we'll see the same percentage decline from here on out. On another thread we are talking about the Neon in general being officially rare, based on the general "15 year lifespan" of any car platform. It's 2021, so a car built in 2006 would rarely be seen based on that lifespan. It generally holds pretty true, although in the southern states it may be closer to 20 years (removing the rust and bad weather accident factors).
Because Neons are already rare, the SRT4 is that much more rare, and the prices have actually been going up in the last year. It is tough to know if this is simply the market itself for used cars being nuts, or if there is to an extent a genuine collectability to the cars that is beginning to grow. 2 years ago prices were 2k to 8k on the online sites, it is more than double that now.