Showroom + Clean Car Fax + $1800 In New Tires - 2011 Rims Option on 2040-cars
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$1800 IN BRAND NEW TIRES INCLUDED!!! ORIGINAL RIMS ARE LIKE NEW AND CAN SEND PICS IF YOU WANT THOSE INSTEAD. THE 2011 RIMS ARE PERFECT TOO BUT IF YOU WANT THOSE, PLEASE ADD $2500 TO FINAL PRICE. EITHER WAY YOU GET A BRAND NEW SET OF MICHILIN PILOT'S JUST LIKE WHAT COMES ON THE CAR!!! THE CAR IS IN SHOWROOM CONDITION AND ALSO HAS A NICE RAM AIR/K&n ANY PICS YOU WANT... JUST LET ME KNOW! HERE IS A BEAUTIFUL 2004 DODGE VIPER SRT-10. FINISHED WITH A VIPER RED EXTERIOR AND BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR. DRIVEN JUST 36000 CAREFUL MILES SINCE NEW. OPTIONS INCLUDE A 6-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION, 6 DISC CD CHANGER, CHROME WHEELS, TWO-TONE SEATS AND MUCH MORE. THIS VIPER JUST UNDERWENT A COMPLETE OIL AND FLUID SERVICE WITHIN THE LAST 200 MILES AND IT DRIVES EVEN BETTER THAN IT LOOKS. THE MASSIVE 10 CYLINDER ENGINE IS STRONG AND POWERFUL AND THE 6-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION SHIFTS EFFORTLESSLY THROUGH ALL OF THE GEARS. THE STEERING IS TIGHT AND PRECISE AND THE BRAKES FEEL JUST GREAT. ALL OF THE ELECTRICALS WORK PERFECTLY AND THE AIR CONDITIONING IS ICE COLD. THIS REALLY IS A GREAT VIPER TO DRIVE. THE INTERIOR IS STUNNING. THE BLACK LEATHER SEATS WITH GREY INSERTS ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION (SEE PICTURES) SHOWING VIRTUALLY NO WEAR AT ALL TO EITHER SEAT. THE DASHBOARD IS LIKE NEW (LOOKS GREAT WITH THE ENGINE START BUTTON) AND EVEN THE CARPETS DON'T LOOK OR FEEL LIKE THEY HAVE BEEN STEPPED ON THANKS TO THE FACTORY VIPER FLOOR MATS THAT HAVE BEEN PROTECTING THEM. IT STILL SMELLS BRANNND NEW!!! THE EXTERIOR IS WHAT REALLY SETS THIS PARTICULAR VIPER APART FROM THE REST. THE VIPER RED PAINT IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH NO MAJOR SCRATCHES OR DINGS ANYWHERE AT ALL. THE PAINT IS STILL BRIGHT AND SHINEY JUST LIKE IT WAS IN 2004 WHEN THIS VIPER WAS ON THE SHOWROOM FLOOR AT THE DODGE DEALERSHIP. ADD THE OPTIONAL CHROME WHEELS MOUNTED ON GREAT TIRES AND THIS VIPER REALLY DOES STAND OUT FROM THE REST. THE 2004 DODGE VIPER SRT-10 REALLY IS THE ULTIMATE EXOTIC CAR. IT HAS SUPERCAR LOOKS AND PERFORMANCE ALONG WITH ALL OF DODGE'S LEGENDARY SAFETY, LUXURY AND RELIABILITY. I HAVE OWNED A LOT OF VIPER'S, BUT THIS ONE HAPPENS TO LOOK AND DRIVE AS NICE AS ANY. |
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EV cost burden pushing automakers to their limits, says Stellantis' CEO Tavares
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Peugeot's American future looks dead, but Stellantis intends to keep all brands alive
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Cars.com runs 11-second quarter with Dodge Charger Hellcat
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