Paul Hawker
Enthusiast
I have seen this oversupply of Vipers before. In 95 the dealerships were full of RT/10 that were hard to move. Pemberton's snake pit was full to the rafters.
Then they released the 96 Coupe, and stopped production of the RT/10's.
People then snapped up the "hard to get" RT, and the factory struggled to make enough GTS's. Things balanced out nicely when in 97 the supply of GTS's finally began to catch up with demand, and the factory began making the enhanced RT/10 with the bigger engine, and better suspension.
The new RT/10's with power windows, adjustable pedals, and upgraded interiors began to sell well, as there was again some pent up demand.
Deja Vu. Think the convertable will be taken off the table when the new Coupe is released, exclusively for a few years. Then a improved convertable will round out the production.
Only one Man's opinion.
Then they released the 96 Coupe, and stopped production of the RT/10's.
People then snapped up the "hard to get" RT, and the factory struggled to make enough GTS's. Things balanced out nicely when in 97 the supply of GTS's finally began to catch up with demand, and the factory began making the enhanced RT/10 with the bigger engine, and better suspension.
The new RT/10's with power windows, adjustable pedals, and upgraded interiors began to sell well, as there was again some pent up demand.
Deja Vu. Think the convertable will be taken off the table when the new Coupe is released, exclusively for a few years. Then a improved convertable will round out the production.
Only one Man's opinion.