DriveSenseDodge Viper
SR I1992–2002
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| Powertrain | Engine / motor | Power | Drivetrain | Explore & compare |
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| viper ↗6-speed manual · 1992–1996 | Gasoline · 8.0 L · 400 hp | 400 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| viper convertible ↗6-speed manual · 1998–2002 | Gasoline · 8.0 L · 450 hp | 450 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| viper coupe ↗6-speed manual · 1998–2002 | Gasoline · 8.0 L · 450 hp | 450 hp | Rear-wheel drive |
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About this generation
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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