Dodge Viper

Generations and modifications

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2015–2017 VX I facelift

2 modifications · For 2015, the final Viper generation received a facelift that updated the coupe’s styling and trim while keeping the same overall VX I architecture. This refreshed phase was sold in the U.S. through the end of Viper production. It concluded after the 2017 model year.

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2008–2017 ZB II

2 modifications · The ZB II convertible was the open-top counterpart to the 2008 Viper return and shared the same final-generation mechanical package. It continued the Viper’s roadster tradition in the U.S. market through 2010. This phase ended after the 2010 model year.

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2003–2010 ZB I

2 modifications · The third-generation Viper coupe joined the lineup as a fixed-roof variant of the ZB I family and shared the same basic mechanical package as the roadster. It gave the Viper a more rigid, track-oriented body style in the U.S. market. This coupe phase ended after the 2006 model year.

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2001–2002 SR II facelift

1 modification · For 2001, the Viper roadster received a facelift within the SR II generation, bringing updated exterior details and revised trim while retaining the same basic platform and V10 layout. This refreshed phase remained on sale in the U.S. until the end of the SR II run. It closed out after the 2002 model year.

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1996–2006 SR II

4 modifications · The Viper GTS coupe joined the lineup in 1996 as the fixed-roof counterpart to the roadster and became the most recognizable second-generation Viper variant. It shared the SR II mechanical package while adding the double-bubble roof and a more track-focused character. U.S. production of this coupe phase continued through 2002.

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1992–2002 SR I

3 modifications · The original Dodge Viper roadster debuted for 1992 with a 8.0-liter V10 and a stripped-back, performance-first design philosophy. It remained the only Viper body style in the early years and established the model as a halo sports car for Dodge. U.S. sales continued through the 1996 model year before the first-generation roadster ended.

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