Would You Buy This Ultra Low Mileage Dodge Stealth R/T Twin Turbo?

By Patrick Morgan - October 3, 2016

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I don’t think I’ve ever seen a 1991 Dodge Stealth in this condition, but that might be because I was all of five-years-old when this car was new (sorry readers). This is like seeing promo pictures for a “new model.” With under 1,000 miles on it — averaging 39 miles per year — it can pretty confidently claim to be the lowest mileage, most original R/T twin turbo currently on the market. It has rarity on its side, for sure, but is it worth the $32,900 asking price?

This one is thankfully the more desirable twin-turbo model, which ditched the severely under-powered 3.0 normally-aspirated V6 for the 296-horsepower twin-turbo 3.0 unit. Based on the 3000GT VR-4 by Mitsubishi (which out-sold the Stealth by just a couple dozen) the Dodge Stealth was one of Chrysler’s highest performance cars till the Viper came along. It was a fairly short lived partnership, though. Production dropped off significantly in 1993 and the Stealth never received a mid-cycle refresh. The Stealth remains a bit of a black sheep to this day, but has a huge cult following, which may justify that asking price.