The Dodge Viper GTS Coupe is globally revered as a definitive milestone in automotive history. Featuring a 8.0L (488 cu in) All-Aluminum Odd-Firing V10 delivering 450 HP, it achieved an illustrious legacy of the 8.0l v10 venomous american brute.

Technical Specifications

Key Highlights

• Engine developed in partnership with Lamborghini (owned by Chrysler at the time)
• Iconic blue with white twin racing stripes and double-bubble roof
• Won Le Mans GTS class three years in a row (1998, 1999, 2000)

Development History & Cultural Legacy

The development of the Dodge Viper GTS Coupe (1996 - 2002) represents a watershed moment for Dodge and the automotive industry. Engineered in United States during the 1990s, this machine pushed the boundaries of speed, styling, and engineering. Its 8.0L (488 cu in) All-Aluminum Odd-Firing V10 paired with a Borg-Warner T56 6-speed manual allowed it to reach 309 km/h (192 mph) with breathtaking acceleration (4.0s 0-100 km/h). Over the decades, it won countless accolades, inspired generations of drivers, and permanently cemented its reputation as a world-renowned icon.