One of Dodge’s wildest sport cars comes in an extremely audacious color

This ‘mint condition’ 1994 Dodge Viper RT/10 looks incredible in bright yellow with three-spoke alloys and black interior. 

The Dodge Viper burst onto the scene back in 1991 with around 32,000 of them created until production wound down in 2017. 

The powerful two-seater, which originally sold for $52,000, proved to be a big hit with motor enthusiasts and its easy to see why – even though more than three decades have passed since the first Dodge was released, the cars still look ridiculously cool. 

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The Dodge Viper has an impressive 400 horsepower

The first models, created from 1991 to 1995, were fitted with a V10 engine which can produce around 400 horsepower and could do 0 – 100 km/h (0 – 62 mph) in 4.2 seconds, 0 – 161 km/h (0 – 100 mph) in 9.2 seconds and had a top speed of around 266 km/h (165 mph). Impressive stuff. 

And if you’re going to have a fast car, you might as well make it eye-catching, too, right? Which is where this Dadelion Yellow ‘94 Dodge Viper comes in. 

It’s currently listed for sale on Facebook Marketplace, with the current owner describing it as in ‘mint condition’ – and he’s not wrong. 

The car is in great condition considering its age

“You won’t find another as clean as this for the price,” the listing goes on. 

“Full tune up was recently performed. New tires, fuel filter replaced, ignition plugs and wires new, oil change, antifreeze replaced, etc. drive it anywhere.” We’d love to. 

The car certainly does look to be in tip-top condition and appear to be mostly original – including the black fabric roof and side curtains. 

Inside is equally as well cared for and the car looks nearer to three years old than three decades – which is a testament to how its owner has looked after it. 

The car’s low mileage – with just 24,000 miles on the odometer – could go some way to explaining why it’s in such great condition. If you fancied getting your hands on the head-turning motor, it’s currently listed for $42,000 – you  could even turn it into an off-roader, like this guy did.