1994 Dodge Viper

Make

Dodge

Model

Viper

Year

1994

Listed price

$46,500

Location

Plainfield, Illinois

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

30,154 miles

The Dodge Viper burst onto the scene in 1992, a raw, unadulterated declaration from Chrysler that American performance was back, and it wasn't apologizing for anything. Conceived by Bob Lutz and designed with a nod to the Shelby Cobra, the first-generation RT/10 Viper was a visceral machine, stripping away all but the essentials: a monstrous 8.0-liter V10 engine, a manual transmission, and a complete lack of electronic nannies. It was a car that demanded respect and skill, and its outrageous styling and earth-shaking exhaust note instantly cemented its place as a legend, a defiant middle finger to the increasingly sanitized sports car landscape. With its limited production and uncompromising character, the early Viper became an instant icon, a true analog supercar for the ages. This 1994 Dodge Viper RT/10 embodies that pure, unadulterated spirit, presenting in its original convertible form. Showing just 30,154 miles on the odometer, this example has been driven enough to be enjoyed but remains in excellent condition, a testament to its care over the past three decades. Beneath its iconic lines lies the heart of the beast: the legendary 8.0-liter V10 engine, paired exclusively with a precise manual transmission, ready to deliver an intoxicating blend of torque and sound that only an early Viper can. This is a chance to own a pivotal piece of American automotive history, a car that defined a generation of enthusiasts.