2000 Dodge Neon vibrates when acclerating up hill

Check the vacuum modulator on the transmission for a cracked leaky vacuum hose.

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You have a bad coil, most likely. Check the catalytic converter also at a shop. Possibly bad spark wire(s). Last but not likely, a prob with the PCM .

-No matter what type car. When it get older it's always has
this problem.
-Every thing worn out. (Too much clearance)


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Give me some more information about this problem. May be i can help.

Hi! The brake master cylinder surely is faulty causing the brakes to stuck up. You will need to have the brake master cylinder replaced to get this car running. Hope this helps and have a good one!

front drive shaft or u joints possible the rear end due to the added stress

how many kms do you have, or could be plugs, wires, cap, rotor, timming off set. cat could be plugin up, its hard to say..

rip auto box out and fit a manual gearbox

How slight was the hill and how much weight did you have in your car? When you got power back was it because you were no longer on the hill or were you going downhill?
You may just need to drop down a gear to get the power back, if you have a heavy car even slight hills can cause it to lose power especially if your in top gear. You have a "sports transmission" option (I'm pretty sure it's on all the DSG transmissions) you just need to move it across to the +/- bit and move the stick to the - to go down a gear. Otherwise you'd have to wait until your auto decides it's lost enough revs to go down a gear. Which is why I hate autos.
Otherwise it could be bad fuel or something wrong with the turbo.