31% Of People We Polled Wish This Discontinued Car Would Make A Comeback

Of the top five vehicles in our survey, the Mazdaspeed 3 came in last with 11.11% of the votes, while the Pontiac Fiero just barely beat it with 13.53% of the votes. The Dodge Magnum 17 took third place in our survey, earning itself 17.39% of the votes, while the Nissan 240SX took a big leap all the way up to 26.41%. The winner, however, is none other than the Dodge Viper with 31.56% of votes, making it clear that despite having been discontinued back in 2017, many people still haven’t forgiven Dodge for that decision.

The Dodge Viper ultimately went through five generations starting with the SR I released from 1991 to 1995 and ending with the VX I offered from 2013 to 2017 (via Ultimate Specs). The two-door liftback coupe is readily identifiable due to its aggressive design, and it firmly falls into the sports car category, boasting up to an 8.4-liter engine and up to 645 horsepower, depending on which generation and variant you’re looking at. The model nearly went extinct back in 2010 when Dodge looked into discontinuing the Viper. Production did stop for some time, as reported by Edmunds more than a decade ago, but resumed in 2012, lasting for another generation before ultimately exiting the market forever.