The Dodge Viper GTS is a high-performance sports car produced by the American manufacturer Dodge under its performance division. Introduced in the mid-1990s as a more refined variant of the original Dodge Viper, the GTS version featured a fixed-roof coupe body style and structural enhancements compared to the earlier roadster models.

The Viper GTS is powered by a large-displacement naturally aspirated V10 engine mounted at the front and driving the rear wheels through a manual transmission. It was engineered with a focus on raw performance, incorporating a lightweight chassis, wide track stance, and minimal electronic driving aids in early generations.

Known for its distinctive long hood, wide body, and racing-inspired design, the Dodge Viper GTS gained recognition for its track capability and motorsport success. It represents a performance-focused era of American sports car engineering emphasizing high horsepower and driver engagement.