“Why can’t it be the other way around?” Actually, you would be surprised how often customer delinquency is not reported. Banks are so scared of the CFPB’s penalties that they sometimes just report “everything is paid up-to-date” for their entire portfolio, regardless of any individual customers being truly delinquent.…

I still have mine.  Bought in ‘94.  It was fast then, and bigger turbos have helped keep up with modern cars.  Boost lag is such a different experience than the instant torque of today’s big V8s, but it’s also so much fun heading for that 7300 RPM redline.

The production Viper mirrors are shared with the Dodge Stealth and Mitsubishi 3000GT. I never realized this until my son pointed it out about 20 years later, looking at a 1st generation Viper while we were sitting in my Stealth.

The styling from the Intrepid Concept was used largely unchanged for the Dodge Stealth.  Even the side scoops were kept, but the engine was moved from mid to front.  

If only the DOT would allow side-view cameras.

yes, and the forums: 3SGTO.org and 3SI.org

Weird. That rear wheel is from a 94 (front is a 93), and from the passenger side of the car. They are directional wheels.

Speaking for the Stealth Twin Turbo models:

I have owned my 90s dream car, a Dodge Stealth R/T Twin Turbo, for 24 years now. It is a fine piece of machinery, and very fun to drive. The Internet is a great place to find fix-it and improvement tips, the best prices on parts, and friends who also enjoy their “3S” cars, as we call them.

My wife bought a new AWD Journey in November, which is her 4th new Journey since 2009. They have all been very dependable vehicles, with no major issues on any of them. Our 2 boys have grown from carseats to now needing the extra legroom in the back, and the Journeys have accommodated all of those configurations. We…

Before the ‘99 Charger, Dodge showed us the ‘95 Venom. RWD low-budget muscle concept, using an existing platform, many off-the-shelf parts and a stunning body. I’m still hoping this one will become reality.