2017 Dodge Viper Coupe

This 2017 Dodge Viper ACR is number 29 of 31 VoooDoo II Edition cars. Dodge introduced the track-ready ACR at SEMA in 2014, and although the car's 8.4-liter V-10 engine continued to produce 645 horsepower and 600 pound-feet of torque, a number of significant revisions were made to further enhance the model's performance. A Brembo-built braking system, a first for the Viper, was installed with carbon ceramic brake discs, an adjustable suspension manufactured by Bilstein, and a set of bespoke tires produced by Kumho. The only transmission offered for the ACR was a six-speed manual unit, and a limited-slip differential managing power to the rear wheels.

The ACR VoooDoo II Edition commemorated 25 years of Viper production and the final model year of the fifth generation. Modeled after the original VoooDoo edition released in 2010, the second iteration shares the exterior treatments of the original with Venom Black paint with a Graphite Metallic ACR driver strip and red tracer outline. The Club Racer's interior is finished with silver accent stitching, black leather, and plenty of Alcantara.

This example has been given the Extreme Aero Package, which drastically increased the downforce through removable aerodynamic devices fitted throughout the car. Hood extractors and over-wheel-arch vents at the front possess removable louver panels to relieve pressure. On each corner are two canards, and the carbon fiber splitter receives a detachable extension with support struts. The dual-element rear wing sites higher and farther back than on the standard ACR, and has vented endplates and a unique Gurney flap. The six carbon fiber diffuser strakes on the underside of the vehicle have polyethylene extensions that maintain contact with the ground. At 150 mph, these elements create 1,200 pounds of downforce.

This example was delivered new to Florida and currently has 1,825 miles on the odometer.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2023