The early 1990s were a wild time for performance cars, and few embodied the spirit of Japanese engineering wrapped in American branding like the Dodge Stealth R/T Twin-Turbo. Now, a pristine 31,000-mile example has surfaced on BringATrailer.com, giving collectors a rare chance to own one of Dodge’s most advanced performance cars of its era.
Finished in Mystic Blue (T87) over Dark Gray leather, this all-wheel-drive (AWD), twin-turbocharged Stealth is as clean as they come. The car has spent time in Washington, Idaho, Colorado, and California, but it’s now offered for sale out of Los Angeles with a clean Carfax and a clean Montana title. The seller reportedly purchased it earlier in 2025 from the original owner, who had reacquired it after spending years overseas—a unique twist in the car’s history.
Under the hood sits the legendary twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter DOHC V6, producing 300 horsepower. Mated to a 5-speed manual transaxle, the setup delivers power to all four wheels through Dodge’s advanced AWD system. Like its Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 sibling, the Stealth R/T Twin-Turbo came loaded with technology—four-wheel steering, electronically controlled suspension, and full-time AWD—making it one of the most capable grand tourers of the 1990s.
Recent maintenance adds confidence to the package. The timing belt and water pump were replaced around 28,000 miles, and the removed components come with the sale. An oil change was also performed earlier this year, ensuring the car is ready for the road or the showroom.
Visually, the Stealth stands out with its bold curves, pop-up headlights, rear spoiler, and quad polished exhaust tips. The seller notes a repainted front bumper cover and minor touch-ups on the hood, but overall presentation remains excellent. Body panel VIN tags are still in place, except for the one missing from the right front fender. The 17-inch Ultimate aluminum wheels wear 245/45 Dunlop tires from 2022, ensuring a balance between originality and drivability.
Inside, the cockpit is pure ‘90s cool. Bolstered front bucket seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and a CD stereo with a graphic equalizer set the tone. The car features automatic climate control, cruise control, power windows, and locks, all standard in the R/T Twin-Turbo. The seller notes a minor flaw—the defrost vents are slightly warped—but otherwise, the interior remains remarkably well preserved.
The 180-mph speedometer and 7,000-rpm tachometer remind you this isn’t your typical early-‘90s Dodge. It’s a sophisticated, high-tech sports car that could hang with Corvettes, Supras, and RX-7s of the day.
Currently live on BringATrailer.com, bidding ends Tuesday, November 18th, at 1:13 p.m. EDT. For enthusiasts seeking a low-mile, unmolested example of Dodge’s high-tech halo car, this Mystic Blue Stealth R/T Turbo is the real deal—a rolling reminder of when American muscle met Japanese precision.
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