The Dodge Viper made its premiere as a prototype at a car show in 1989. At the time, Dodge desperately needed an image car that would boost its sales in the United States. The Viper's primary goal was a vehicle that concentrated on performance above all else. Their benchmark: to go from 0 to 100 back to 0 in under 15 seconds.

The Viper was released in 1992 and has won accolades from business people, dealers, competitors, and car-lovers alike. It's about instantaneous torque and good-ol' North American power. It laughed at the Japanese 300hp "supercars" (300ZX, Supra Turbo, 3000GT VR-4) and became the new icon for America's Sports Car (over the Corvette). In other words, it has exceeded expectations. Today, the Viper is as strong as ever: RT/10, GTS, GTS-R.

The Dodge Viper is very well-crafted and is hand-assembled at a special Detroit, Michigan facility on Conner Avenue by carefully chosen, skilled UAW workers with over 300 hours of training each. Viper ownership moves you up to a singular driving experience. But you'll also join a school of thought that promotes both intellectual and social mastery of this exceptional machine.