Here is the ultimate Dodge Viper…

Instagram / Ralph Gilles

Germain Goyer

Friday, August 18, 2017 13:36

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Friday, August 18, 2017 13:36

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It’s official, the last Dodge Viper has been produced.

The time that many feared has arrived. On his account Instagram, Ralph Gilles, head of design at FCA, has published a few photos of her day last Wednesday.

On the assembly line at the factory Conner Avenue Assembly in Detroit, we see first a Viper yellow decorated with black stripes, and another, completely red. This will be kept by the department of heritage of
FCA.

Visibly moved by the end of the production of this flagship of the brand since 25 years, Ralph Gilles has even stated that it is not tomorrow the day before that the Viper will disappear from the circulation. In fact, as it is very rarely the main vehicle of its owner, the Viper accumulated little mileage and are rather well conserved. The evidence, it is not rare to see a Viper over the age of 20 who still has the air of a new one.

The Viper 5th generation was in its fifth year, and yet, she had not taken a single wrinkle. Ralph Gilles claims that sales figures are not in link with the end of the model. This would be rather the new regulations in the field of airbags which would have been virtually impossible to integrate into the Viper such that it was. In the current state of FCA, developing a new Viper was not part of the plans.

So long… #Viper

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August 16, 2017 to 6h38 PDT