The 2002 Dodge Viper GTS, as part of the model's second generation, showcases Dodge's brute approach to performance motoring. Under the hood roars an 8.0-liter V10 engine screaming out 450 horsepower, coupled with a six-speed manual transmission, and rear-wheel drive. This combination puts exciting performance squarely in the driver's hands. Its iconic design includes swooping body lines and a distinct, aggressive front end. Inside, you get a rather spartan, driver-focused cabin, which is predominantly about high-speed cruising or track day havoc. As per the 2002 standards, limited safety features highlight this Viper, excluding ABS and any form of electronic stability control. Even so, its raw, unfiltered driving experience is what gives the Viper its legendary charm.