This Pristine 1997 Dodge Viper GTS Has Only 64 Miles on It. Now It’s up for Grabs. The American-made speed machine could sell for up to $150,000. Published on January 8, 2024 By Bryan Hood ...

A limited-production 1998 Dodge Viper GTS-R, serial #80 of 100, with just 10,751 miles, is set to cross the auction block. One of the rarest American muscle cars of the late 1990s, a 1998 Dodge ...

Dodge saw the potential of the Viper, but the raw nature of the beast made it an extremely niche offering. In order to up the appeal to a larger number of potential customers, the company knew it ...

Dodge just introduced an updated version of its Viper sports car. Just 1,1,66 Vipers sold in 1996 and you are one of those lucky few. Yes, you. The world is your oyster.

When we last wrote about this 1996 Dodge Viper GTS, towards the end of May 2024, it used to command a hefty $109,900. Thus, as we mentioned back then, it was pricier than Dodge's discontinued ...

At wide open throttle, the V-10 made its infamous muted whooshing surge as the Dynojet got the goods. The data was most impressive: a whopping 406 hp at the rear tires, and a computed input-shaft ...

Owner Nick Dennis wasted no time buying parts for his 2002 Dodge Viper GTS on a Supermarket Sweep shopping spree to make it faster, angrier and more reliable. Something easier said than done, as ...

Under that long hood rests a V10 engine with a massive 8.0-liter displacement. The 1996 Dodge Viper GTS enjoyed 450 horsepower (456 ps/336 kW) when it first broke cover, and it tipped the scales ...

By the time the fifth-gen Viper made its debut with 645 horsepower under the hood, the sales had dwindled to such an extent that Dodge gave up on the series.

The Viper's evolution from a raw, violent roadster in 1992 to the sleek, world-class super coupe of today is proof of its lasting appeal. With vastly improved creature and driving comforts -- like ...