2000 Dodge Viper Gts Coupe 2-door 8.0l on 2040-cars
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States
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2000 GTS Viper, org Graphite with Black/Tan leather interior.
This car is in exceptional condition, meticulously maintained, always garaged, and comes with a transferable MaxCare Warranty. NEW TIRES, BF Goodrich g-force T/A radials. Has three high-end aftermarket add-ons, all professionally installed:
I'm a former Auto Mechanics Instructor and current Viper owner. I'm handling the sale of this car for a really nice woman friend who recently lost her husband. This car was his pride and joy and has been garaged and babied. When we agree on a sale price, she will be present to sign over the (clean) title to you. This is a 3 owner car, never tracked, damaged, or abused, with a totally clean CarFax-no accidents, no major repairs. The Max Care Warranty with $100 deductible is transferable through June, 2015. I've put together a nice bound book that contains all pertinent information including specifications, add-on user manuals, service records, and the complete CarFax information. CarFax says this car should sell for $1,480.00 above normal value! This Viper looks amazing, runs perfectly, and sounds awesome with that exhaust upgrade. Cash or cashier's check only. ABSOLUTELY NO TRADES and NO SALES or DEALER SOLICITATION CONTACTS! Someone is going to get a really nice Viper! |
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Fri, Jun 23 2017It seems Chrysler has submitted a trademark with the US Patent and Trademark Office for the name "Cuda," as first reported by Motor1. Fans of Mopar will instantly recognize this as the abbreviated name of Plymouth's classic Barracuda muscle car, which occasionally bared the shortened nomenclature. Though this might seem like a sign that FCA is considering a revival of the beloved machine, we wouldn't get our hopes up. See, rumors of a 'Cuda or Barracuda revival have circulated pretty much since the moment Dodge showed the modern Challenger and when it went on sale. And some of those rumors have involved the re-registering of the 'Cuda trademark, even as far back as 2010. Over the years, each rumor died a quiet death as time went on and no 'Cudas appeared on dealer lots. There is one rumor that's recent enough to still have a slim chance of realization, circa 2015 to be exact. It predicts a smaller Challenger-based car called Barracuda that could appear as a Dodge in both coupe and drop-top versions. However, we doubt it will come true, since FCA doesn't exactly have a large development budget, and we're not sure what the company would have to gain by making another sports car to sell below the Challenger. Odds are, it would cannibalize sales from the older, completely developed, and thus more profitable Challenger. Really, this trademark filing is probably just a defensive move for Chrysler. It will ensure that no one else can slip in and snag the name for their own vehicle. It should also help ensure that Chrysler has the rights to use the name on other products such as memorabilia. Sorry to crush your dreams. Related Video: News Source: US Patent and Trademark Office via Motor1Image Credit: Chrysler Rumormill Chrysler Dodge Coupe Performance hemi cuda
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We certainly hope you're prepared to spend a ton of money replacing tires.





