Few cars in the history of the autoverse have the power to elicit a visceral response from non-enthusiast passers-by. Typically reserved for Italian exotics and hypercars, only a handful of vehicles can turn heads and quicken heart rates just by the mere sight of them. All it takes is one look at this first-generation 1994 Dodge Viper RT-10 Supercharged, and it's easy to see that this swoopy, low-slung domestic supercar is on that very elite shortlist.

Inside, this venomous vehicle proudly shows off its Spartan ethos. A tall center console separates a pair of surprisingly comfy and very supportive grey leather bucket seats. A three-spoke airbag-less steering wheel sits just ahead of a white-faced 180 mph speedometer and 7,000 rpm tachometer. An upgraded AM/FM/AUX/CD Kenwood head unit, along with a CD changer, feeds sound to large central speakers mounted between the seats and to kickpanel speakers along the doors, providing an all-encompassing sound experience. If a big V-10 motor and a killer sound system aren't enough, this Viper also has a PlayStation 2 tucked into its passenger-side door panel, allowing for even more fun (while parked, of course). While not factory-installed, this ... Please ask for the full description.