After a near-death experience in the mid-’70s, Dodge spent the 1980s keeping itself afloat with its popular K cars and the segment-defining Caravan, but it was the Viper‘s debut in 1991 that truly resurrected the brand, vaulting it from one associated with utilitarianism to desirability. More than two decades later, the Viper’s production run ended in 2017, but discontinued cars have a way of sticking around on dealership lots for years, and not just on signs.
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