Sun Setting on Viper's Days as a Dodge?

Since the Viper was slated for an end to its production, rumors have soared about what was to come of this iconic Mopar machine.  Last week, Chrysler mentioned that there were a few interested buyers lined up, but gave no indication as to who those people might be.  The recent announcement that Dodge will be building the next Nissan Titan, combined with rumors from a while back that Nissan might become involved with the Viper at some point would lead some to believe that Nissan Motors (who has a long history of high performance cars in Europe and Asia) might be as possibility. 

The idea of GM, Toyota, or Nissan building (and maybe badging) the mighty Viper makes most Dodge enthusiasts sick, but how about a Viper built by Roush or Saleen?  A recent announcement made two interested buyers known, and for Dodge lovers, the news isn't SO bad.  Both of these companies have made a great reputation for themselves, predominantly by building ultra-high performance Mustangs over the last 20 or so years and have deep American roots.  Steve Saleen began by building road-race ready Ford vehicles, and Jack Roush has a long history in NASCAR, but more recently the company is known for their Roush Mustangs.