If ever there was a time to buy a car like the Dodge Viper, this would be it. A limited production run of 50 2010 Viper SRT10 Final Edition Models packing a V10 will captivate you with the design.
The graphite exterior body with black center stripe gives the look of an all out race car. The Viper is a car that has a significant statement to make with it’s power and appearance. This final look will preserve the respect the Viper has earned since it debuted the First generation in 1992-1995.
Viper has been synonymous with extreme performance, and it’s made countless appearances in TV shows. The straightforward design took the enthusiast crowd by storm and delivered an answer to the American dream of owning a Ferrari, Lamborghini or the like.
The Viper was a unique car in that it had every bit of a full blown race car capability but allowed the owner to realize a street version that could be fully out of control should the need arise. It had all the look and feel that was necessary to intimidate and it rightfully had the power to cash in on nearly any occasion.
The details like having the gas cap positioned much like you’d see in a Nascar or track only vehicle. It made getting gas an event that would have others looking over wondering if you’d need to make up time for that pitstop to get gas as you brought the engine back online with a deep rumble.
Why any street car should be capable of 200mph, I don’t know. What I do know is that in order to be capable of 200mph, the power requirements to get there, you would want take advantage of that power at lower speeds.
Unimaginable torque and mind numbing speed sends signals to the brain that having a vehicle like the Viper may be become habit forming. Restraint and modesty must coincide this unnerving spectacle.
A V10 with 100% throttle for even only a few seconds would translate to a serious sense of responsibility in a car of such potential.