2008 Dodge Viper A race car, with mufflers, air conditioning, and plates. By G.R. WhaleOverview The Dodge Viper ranks among the fiercest, most raw, visceral machines sold in showrooms anywhere. Only a few cars come as close as the Viper to a street-legal race car: Ferrari F430 Scuderia, Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera, Porsche 911 GT3RS, Chevrolet Corvette ZO6, Honda S2000CR. Only two of these cost less, and none come within 95 hp of the Viper. For most automotive tasks the Viper is... Read Full Story
The reports of a Chrysler/General Motors merger have slowed a bit without going away, as have indications that the Dodge is searching for a partner willing to buy the rights to build one of America’s true supercars, the Viper. That Viper brand isn’t without value if recent reports can be believed, with Chrysler vice chairman Jim Press saying that the track-focused Viper SRT10 ACR is “essentially sold out.” The Viper’s success is said to be due in part to a target audience that feels the... Read Full Story
Chrysler Says Dodge Viper ACR is “Essentially” Sold Out The reports of a Chrysler/General Motors merger have slowed a bit without going away, as have indications that the Dodge is searching for a partner willing to buy the rights to build one of America’s true supercars, the Viper. That Viper brand isn’t without value if recent reports can be believed, with Chrysler vice chairman Jim Press saying that the track-focused Viper SRT10 ACR is “essentially sold out.” The Viper’s success is said... Read Full Story
[Photo Credit:Dodge]The Dodge Viper ACR is one American muscle car you do not want to run into on the famed "ring" track in Germany. The engine bay is full of 600 horses just waiting to be untapped and not to mention street legal racing tires for your drive to the track. Yes you can drive this car on public roads, it should be illegal though with the punishing amount of horsepower the Dodge Viper ACR has. Total track heads would opt for the Hardcore Package which deletes radio, speakers... Read Full Story
The Dodge Viper is one of the few remaining American Supercars and sadly, it too many soon be removed from the Chrysler production line. But the Viper isn't done fighting yet. Rather than just discontinuing the Viper, the rights may be sold to a third party where the legacy can continue.
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