I know what you’re thinking—what’s so rare about the iconic blue-and-white color scheme on a Dodge Viper? Isn’t that the most ubiquitous and desirable color scheme for the second ...

The Dodge Viper is a legend in the American sports car world. With a history that spans nearly three decades, and a track history of performance, fun, and style; the Viper has become an icon over ...

There was one glimmer of hope for the company, though, as it managed to sell a new Dodge Viper in 2024 despite the car going out of production years ago. According to sales figures shared by the ...

The last time we saw a new Dodge Viper was in 2017 when the fifth and final generation hit the streets with as many as five different special editions: Viper 1:28, Viper GTS-R, Viper Snakeskin ...

Most dealerships in possession of a Dodge Viper during the mid-1990s would have tried to quickly sell the serpentine sports car for a tidy profit. Not Audubon Chrysler, though. The business’s ...

A Dodge Viper driver was taunted by onlookers while trying to exit a parking spot. In response to the taunts, the driver attempted to peel out recklessly, losing control and crashing into parked ...

When you think about the original Dodge Viper that came out in 1992, its speed, look and focus on a pure driving experience immediately spring to mind. In addition to its 400 hp, naturally ...

The first-generation Dodge Viper was one of the most American cars ever built. At its core, it was an unforgiving, obscenely powerful roadster powered by an 8.0-liter V10 producing 400 horsepower.

If there’s anything we’ve learned from concept cars, the production model is always an anticlimax – not with the Dodge Viper. Getting its inspiration from an Autocraft MKIV Cobra ...

and they'll probably tell you there were five generations of Viper. That's Dodge's position, as the official graphic below shows, and Wikipedia says the same. What I considered the first ...