Since its introduction in the early 1990s, the Viper has been defined by a singular philosophy across five generations: maximum performance with minimal electronic intervention. In an era shaped by downsizing and automation, the Viper, whose production ended in 2017, remained committed to a naturally aspirated V10 and a manual transmission, a combination that continues to resonate with enthusiasts.
This 2015 Dodge Viper GT, finished in Viper White Clearcoat, shows approximately 4,600 miles and presents with a clean history across five owners, with no reported accidents. Its specification includes the $10,000 Quick Order Package 22J GT, a comprehensive factory configuration that integrates performance hardware, GT-specific design elements, and enhanced interior appointments into a single, well-balanced package. Features include GT badging, leather-trimmed interior surfaces, red brake calipers, and Dodge’s dual-mode touring and sport suspension system.
At its core sits an 8.4-liter V10 that in stock form produces 645 horsepower, paired exclusively with a 6-speed manual transmission that sends power to the rear wheels. Acceleration is immediate and forceful, with a 0–60 mph time of under 3.5 seconds and a top speed approaching 206 mph. It is supported by a lightweight chassis (~3,400 lbs), wide track, and precise steering response. Brembo two-piece performance brakes provide substantial stopping power, while five-mode electronic stability control allows drivers to tailor the level of intervefntion.
This particular example further benefits from select performance enhancements, including an aftermarket exhaust system without catalytic converters, upgraded intake, ECU tune, and an underdrive crank pulley, sharpening throttle response and amplifying the V10’s character.
Visually, the Viper remains unmistakable. The long hood, vented GTS hood design, and wide stance emphasize the scale of the mammoth engine beneath, while GTS front and rear fascias add a more aggressive presence with a full-body paint protection film completing the exterior. Inside, the driver-focused cabin is finished in black leather over suede upholstery, and comes equipped with a UConnect infotainment, and a Harman Kardon audio system.
Offered as the highlight of our Donuts with duPont event and accompanied by two keys and the original polished "Rattler" wheels, this Viper GT represents a rare opportunity to acquire a low-mileage, manually driven American supercar. You only have a two-hour window to secure it, so act fast.
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