🏎️ This is a rebellion on wheels! The Dodge Viper’s story begins in the late 1980s, inspired by the 1962 Shelby Cobra—a raw, powerful car created by Carroll Shelby with backing from Lee Iacocca. Iacocca, later heading Chrysler, sought to revive the company’s performance legacy, which had waned after the oil crisis and anti-pollution norms of the 1970s.

Chrysler’s Bob Lutz, inspired by his Shelby Cobra replica, pitched the idea of a no-frills performance car. Tom Gale designed the Viper, and Carroll Shelby’s involvement helped secure approval. The concept car debuted in 1989, and production began in 1991, with the first-generation Viper redefining American performance cars.

⚙️ Assembly and Development The Viper was built by “Team Viper,” a group of engineers tasked with creating a speed-focused car on a tight budget. Parts were sourced from trucks and racing cars, and the Viper’s V10 engine—a reworked truck motor—was refined by Lamborghini into a lightweight aluminum beast.

An 8.0L V10 delivering 400 hp to the rear wheels, paired with a 6-speed manual—no traction control, no ABS—just pure, unfiltered driving pleasure!

⚡ The price is slightly negotiable, and serious buyers are welcome to arrange inspections. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this 1994 Viper RT/10 in iconic Viper Red—a raw and exhilarating machine that embodies the bold philosophy of a bygone era of automotive design, never to be seen again.