On August 31, 2017, FCA shut down the Conner Assembly Plant in Michigan and the Dodge Viper was officially axed because it couldn’t meet new safety regulations. Is the Viper dead, though? Not really.

Since production ceased in 2017, the Dodge Viper has been in extremely high demand. Auto enthusiasts across the country are desperate to get their hands on the last great American sports car.

Collectible cars come in all different shapes and sizes, from iconic supercars like the McLaren F1 to special off-road SUVs like the first-generation Jeep Wagoneer. Sometimes, it can be difficult to ...

Spy shooters have caught a bit of pure eye candy--a Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR. These shots are nice and clear, showing the silver-and-black color combo. We see the familiar grille and door panels, and ...

The mystery of the Dodge Viper LA Auto Show world premiere has been solved, with the automaker announcing it will debut a revised version of its ACR model. With just a few minor tweaks, the 2010 ACR ...

As Dodge's flagship sports car, the Viper continues to offer a lot of performance for the dollar. Available in both coupe and roadster configurations, it's a car for those who value all-out ...

The Dodge Viper ACR is one of the finest, track-honed sports cars ever built in the United States and this low-mileage example would be perfect for anyone wanting to live out their racing driver ...

The Dodge Viper first arrived in concept form at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit in 1989. Three years later, the first production Viper rolled into showrooms as a 1992 model.

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Alton, Virginia— Pity the poor Viper. Since the Dodge Hellcat Charger and Challenger were introduced last year — a 707-horsepower sedan and coupe that were actually useable as daily transportation, ...

Like an 8.4-liter candle that burned far too bright, the fifth-generation Dodge Viper will emit its final death rattle in 2017 after just five years of production. I waxed nostalgic about the Viper ...

Since production ceased in 2017, the Dodge Viper has been in extremely high demand. Auto enthusiasts across the country are desperate to get their hands on the last great American sports car.