The 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10 was a game-changer both for parent company Chrysler and the U.S. auto industry at large. While it was significant for bringing its automaker out of its dull, post-1980s funk ...

The first 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10 to roll down the assembly line, which was snapped up by Chrysler chief Lee Iacocca, yesterday hammered at the Bonhams auction in Arizona for $285,500, more than double ...

This Viper, as with many of its ilk, has seen better days. The rear end is cracked and missing tail lights, the paint looks rough, and overall body panel fitment seems even worse than factory. The ...

Three months ago, we were treated with our first encounter with the Dodge Viper RT-10 Off-Road Edition. If you’re scrolling through the neurological archive file cabinets looking for that specific ...

First-generation Dodge Vipers have been on our short list for budget performance cars for years now. With solid examples of the early Viper RT/10 roadster typically selling in the $30,000 bracket, ...

While electric yellow, today's Nice Price or No Dice Viper is described by its seller as being 'mint.' Let's find out if it costs a mint to get behind the wheel of this legendary brute of a sports car ...

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The first series-production 1993 Dodge Viper RT/10 finished in black went to Chrysler design ace Tom Gale. The second landed in the garage of Jay Leno, who regardless of the Viper’s color couldn’t be ...

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