Used 1993 Dodge Viper for sale in Scottsdale, AZ

5,603 actual miles Clean CarFax Southern CA/Nevada Car, never seen inclimate weather Original cases for storing doors and windows Original window sticker and Addendum Excellent condition The Dodge Viper, with its powerful engine, minimalist straightforward design, muscular and aggressive styling and high performance, debuted as a concept in January 1989, with the first customers getting delivery of their cars in early 1992. From the start, the car was a raw beast, powered by a massive V10 engine heavily modified by Lamborghini, which at the time was owned by Chrysler. Still as aggressive as ever, the Viper soldiers on today as an unabashed example of how supercars are built in America. This car, remarkably, has traveled only 5,603 miles since leaving the factory. It was originally delivered at Cerritos Dodge in California, where it remained in the same hands for about 14 years, consistently passing inspections and emissions. Two subsequent owners in Nevada also kept it neat and tidy, storing it indoors and never letting it see inclimate weather. Original stickers and factory markings in the fender wells are still apparent. Finished in the eponymous Viper Red, this extremely well-preserved Viper stands out as would it just have rolled off the assembly line. The iconic three-spoke alloy wheels are in remarkable condition, and the black soft-top with side curtains are still intact and stored in their original case. Included in the sale are the doors and windows (in the cases), car cover, owner’s manual folio and a complete 3” binder for all technical service. The Window Sticker and $20,000 dealer addendum from Cerritos Dodge are laminated and in perfect condition. This ultra-low mileage example is ready for show and motoring. The factory Tremec 6-speed transmission allows great control over the massive 8.0-liter V10 engine, and the all-aluminum suspension adds precise handling. These early Vipers, with their raw power and simple nature, are starting to show their potential as collectibles. Lacking the complexity of most supercars, the first-generation Viper offers raw and pure driving experience at a tremendous value.