1995 Dodge Viper consumer reviews

The vehicle is very nice and fun to drive just beware of seller tactics trying to sell you the car... do your research and compare prices

Lots of fun with the top down Great single mans car the ladies love it. Married now and it sets a lot in the garage 20,000 miles on it I have had it for 10 years. Love the car.

If you're in the market, aka insane, to buy one of these, the only thing you'll regret is not knowing the head gaskets WILL start to leak at or about 20,000 miles. Why you may ask? Dodge used PAPER head gaskets; a $2-4,000 bill to have them replaced. Plan on spending closer to $4K because you'll want to have the entire engine upgraded/serviced.

People look at you like your a rockstar every time you drive it. Its a blast. Very fast, handles like a go cart, its just fun every time you climb in it.

Gen 1 Vipers are thinly-disguised race cars with bone-jarring ride and few creature comforts. One example is plastic side windows that lift off the door completely rather than rolling down into the door. Others include marginal A/C, no cruise control and side exhaust pipes that can singe your leg if you're wearing shorts. The thrill of driving this brute of a vehicle makes up for it as-intended no-frills persona. The sound of the exhaust throbbing beside you, the roar of the engine as you wind through the gears, the great handling (Don't get too carried away or you will get carried away - by ambulance...or hearse.), the wind ravishing your hair, fantastic braking; the list goes on. Yes, a brute indeed. But if you go into for this type of driving experience, you will love this brute.

Bought new in 1993 Still own GREAT Fun !!!! Apleasure to own also bought a 1995 yellow WOW what a car!!

If you got the money, buy it. Great color very rare with tan hides. Only year you will find it. This is not family car, this is for YOU. I had 2 Gen II Vipers, still own my second one. This is a steal with hardtop included. The top is worth $2000.00 alone. You will never get anymore thrill than driving a Viper down the street.

Sports Car = car that the majority was hand built, a 10cyl. that had more real horsepower than the Corvette ZR1 of the time with new and awe-inspiring styling compared to anything on the road at the time or now for under $100,000. Yes, it was an outstanding but crude car. Yes, this was a car made for days of blue sky and good weather. You didn't buy the car for driving in the snow or because you liked the olden days of folded tops and side curtains. This was and is sports car that today makes most car nuts still take a 2nd look as it passes them going down the street. Only someone who paid $150,000+ for a sports car or bought a $30,000 ponycar and put $20,000 in performance parts would try, not let their passenger see them take a sneak a peek of such a history making car.

this car was good i couldnt drive that far cause of gas but other than that the car was fine and nice and nothing