Dodge Viper 2006 Srt 10 Red 2 Door Coupe 8.3l on 2040-cars
Kailua Kona, Hawaii, United States
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This hand crafted red 2006 SRT 10 Viper coup is an astonishing result of engineering, at the 2424 mileage mark, it is still a new vehicle. I purchased this Viper with 1800 miles on it in 2007. I had the car tested and certified by a professional inspection service before I purchased it. It was mechanically and physically perfect with out even a scratch. The car fax was clear. I purchased it as a collectable and stored it since under cover in a climatized warehouse. It is registered as storage status and is not plated. This Viper has only been driven enough to insure optimal performance and condition. The engine ran monthly has not since been raced nor have the tires ever broke traction. I have been a very meticulous owner, no one has ever smoked in this car. The only reason it is being offered is because I am selling the warehouse I store it and other collectables in.
Each of the 22,000 Vipers are hand built. The limited production is about 1000 per year 500 of which are convertibles. Due to their rarity people really look as you drive by. In 1989 the first unveiled Viper design was after the legendary Cobra directly inspired by the late Carroll Shelby. Each year after considerable driver and professional feed back each model has continual engineered upgrades.
This 2006 third generation Viper with over 500 horse power and 13” wide stock rear tires to handle that power is an awesome site. Its power train includes a fuel injected 8.3 liter, 505 cu.in. 10 cylinder engine that produces 525 foot pounds of torque, a 6 speed manual transmission and a limited slip differential with a 3.07 axle ratio. Factory and track ratings are just as impressive, 0 to 60 M.P.H. IN JUST OVER 3 SECONDS, 1/4 MILE AT 120 M.P.H., TOP SPEED JUST UNDER 200 M.P.H.. With 14 inch rotors and racing class anti-lock breaking this Viper can stop while every one else is just thinking about it.
Other options include an AM/FM, 6 CD, 7 speaker surround sound system, power windows and mirrors, Air conditioning, a 220 M.P.H. speedometer (if you need to look) , security alarm system, (a trickle charger to keep it working), Duel side exhaust system, and engine oil cooler.
This Viper’s value has increased the past couple of years, Vipers due to their limited production are one of the few cars that have gone up in value.
There is not one negative thing to say about this Viper, it is flawless. You be getting a new car at a used car price. |
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