Dodge Viper Production Ends, Final Example Suitably Obnoxious

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The Dodge Viper's 18-year production run has come to an end, and this orange-striped behemoth is the final car. (The interior alone gives palpitations.) Farewell, crazy snake — we won't see your like again. [DragTimes]

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