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Description: The demise of the Dodge Viper in 2010 spelt the end for the Devon GTX, a project initiated by entrepreneur Scott Devon who essentially took a Viper and gave it a more upscale body. Complete with upwar...
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Description: Only two examples were ever made and over the weekend, serial number 001 went under the hammer at the Barrett-Jackson 2012. This rare bespoke American supercar, street legal and complete with a 2012 s...
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Car buzz. Why don't you have a submit section? I was at Barrett and the Devon was no where near the most impressive car there.
The Kennedy hearse sold for $160K. The one-off Delahaye roadster didn't sell. A 69 ZL1 got $400k among others.
Haha I have bugatti sold a car I got for free on forza 4 for 1.8 million and bought 3 super high end cars including a gears of war 3 bugatti veyron 16.4
I agree with Clint. I hope they don't ruin the Viper when the new one is released. Butt warmers are nice but the Viper is a track rat and that shouldn't change.
@Dustin basically, yes. You're essentially buying a high-end body kit. I personally prefer the regular Viper anyway, the rear and sides look alright on this thing but I'm no fan of the front
So they were just buying vipers and changing everything except the engine and chassis?
@Dustin, production costs for this car would have exceeded sale cost because the platform was designed around the Viper engine. Since the Viper ceased production, a new powerplant would be needed. Thus spending more $$$ on R&D.
I remember reading an article on these when they were first released, I thought they were the coolest. I'm sad there's not more of hem
Yes..... It's not what you call beautiful..... But there is just something
This is such a beautiful power plant. Nothing more potent then an 8.4L fire breather in the belly of a beast.
I think it looks like a machine, it looks functional and not for show...
It looks sloppy under the hood. I would rather not have all the plastic coverings over the engine, but they didn't have to leave it looking like they just tossed it in and that was it.
I want to see the inner workings of my machine. Nothing to make it pretty.
Well there is no airbox or ducting on the throttles. That stuff would hide the belts and pullies and it would look much better.
eh, I know youre joking but they could have cleaned it up a bit. It looks rather untamed
This isn't an engine! Notice that there's no plastic cover on it. It's a wonder no one bought this car. How can you expect people to buy a car if there's no plastic cover on the engine.
