The Viper, a GTA-inspired vehicle, will cost you $63,000.
The original 2006 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Coupe was transformed by West Coast Customs to become an exact replica of Bravado Banshee. The Viper, a sports car that is reminiscent of Grand Theft Auto III was first seen in Grand Theft Auto III. It was based on the model in the fifth installment.
The Bravado Banshee was first listed for sale by Rockstar Games in the GTA back in 2014. It had a “buy now” price of $170,000. It is now listed on eBay. You can get it right away for $62,991 (or you can offer the seller a lower price and negotiate for a better deal). This may seem like a great deal but Mecum Auctions sold the car in August for $30,000..
The exterior has been faithfully copied by the GTA car. However, the interior has undergone extensive modifications to match the Banshee. The list shows that the Viper was given $180,000 worth of modifications, including the custom-made widebody kit, and the tailored headlights, and taillights.
The car is mounted on 19-inch Forgiato Forged wheels with Michelin tires and “Banshee” lettering on the glossy black brake discs. The GTA car’s exterior badging matches perfectly the Deep Pearl Flake Blue body, as does the custom hood. The interior is covered in black leather, with fancy diamond patterns and red stitching and pipe.
This Viper SRT has made many modifications to the interior. It includes a gear knob with Rockstar’s logo and red gauges. A custom sound system was also installed with dual subwoofers and two amplifiers as well as two speakers in its rear center console.
Bravado Banshee, the real-life Bravado Banshee, has never been driven. The odometer reads only 8,193 miles (13.185 kilometers). It’s a well-maintained Viper with no accidents, according to the listing. It’s about the same price as a Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat.