What is the Dodge SRT-4?
The Dodge SRT-4 is a performance version of the Neon, a compact car with a four-door sedan body. Its turbocharged petrol engine and sport-focused details gave the everyday Neon a more spirited character.
The SRT-4 was developed by Dodge’s Performance Vehicle Operations, the group that preceded the Street and Racing Technology (SRT) name. It brought Dodge’s performance focus to a compact car.
Generations and engines
The SRT-4 was based on the second-generation Neon and did not have a separate generation of its own. It first appeared as the Neon SRT-4 and was later known as the Dodge SRT-4.
In Canada, the SRT-4 had a 2.4 L turbocharged petrol engine.
How economical is the Dodge SRT-4?
Canada’s official NRCan rating is 10.6 L/100 km on the 5-cycle test. Test procedures differ by market: Canada uses the 5-cycle method, Europe uses WLTP or NEDC, and the USA uses EPA ratings. Results from these tests are not directly comparable.
Where was the Dodge SRT-4 sold?
The Canadian NRCan listing covers the SRT-4 for model years 2004–2005 and identifies a 2.4 L petrol version. In Canada, the related standard compact car was marketed as the Dodge SX 2.0, while the SRT-4 was sold under the Dodge name.
Questions and answers
Was the Dodge SRT-4 a separate generation of car?
No. It was a performance version of the second-generation Dodge Neon.
What engine did the Dodge SRT-4 use?
The Canadian specification lists a 2.4 L turbocharged petrol engine.
What was the Dodge SRT-4’s official Canadian fuel consumption?
NRCan rated it at 10.6 L/100 km on the 5-cycle test.
When was the SRT-4 sold in Canada?
The Canadian NRCan listing covers model years 2004–2005.