Plymouth Neon Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1993–2001) — First Generation
The first-generation Plymouth Neon arrived as a compact that felt lively rather than economical-and-dull, offered as a two-door Coupe and a four-door Sedan sharing the same cheerful character and practical front-wheel-drive layout.
Every Plymouth Neon engine here is a gasoline four-cylinder driving the front wheels, a simple drivetrain that keeps weight and running costs down. Transmission choice shapes the car most: a manual gearbox rewards the eager engine, while an automatic suits commuting. Expect willing acceleration and easy servicing from either powertrain.