SylvanSRT
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looks like a test/trail or a copy of the paint job done on the SRT done for the raffle car done for the Nashville VOI, but on an RT
All time sticker shock for Viper
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The 2006 Coupe First Edition Sticker (Monroni) shows an MSRP of $91,990, THE highest except COMP COUPE (No Monroni) May even be highest USA-production car?
My 01 ACR was over $90,000, and the FED ACR was even higher
But For GOUGING you had to see the ADP on the 1992 RT/10s.
Most were $150,000 after ADP... some as high as $250,000.
I had a discussion w/ Bob Lutz his-self about this GREED that then'92 created.
He assigned a guy to help me find a 92 at MSRP....and we settled on a 93, because ZERO 92s were offered at anywhere close to $55,000 MSRP.
My 01 ACR was over $90,000, and the FED ACR was even higher
But For GOUGING you had to see the ADP on the 1992 RT/10s.
Most were $150,000 after ADP... some as high as $250,000.
I had a discussion w/ Bob Lutz his-self about this GREED that then'92 created.
He assigned a guy to help me find a 92 at MSRP....and we settled on a 93, because ZERO 92s were offered at anywhere close to $55,000 MSRP.
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Forget the Ford GT?
acrdakota
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and Saleen S7
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viperdrummer
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Good info Jon. The irony on the 92 as I recall was only a few yrs after it was out, I recall a really low number, maybe #8 which was a high company executive's car with some Hen. mods going for a very low price at Barrett Jackson.
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