The Dodge Viper supercar, loved by enthusiasts and collectors, will die again next year. But it's going out in style. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said Tuesday it is offering five limited-edition ...

CARS.COM — The last model year of Dodge’s fire-breathing Viper supercar as we know it today will be 2017. Dodge is sunsetting the 645-horsepower sports coupe with five special editions to ...

In fact, as of now, the only vehicle that actually still wears an SRT badge is the Dodge Durango. Stellantis is going to have ...

The Viper SRT10 makes its return to the Cars.com office this week in coupe form — the last one we had was a droptop. And so begins a full week of what I call “Viper time,” which is where I ...

Car and Driver verified the Viper's prowess, recording 0-60 mph times of 3.7 seconds and 0-100 mph times of 7.6 seconds. A sub-3-minute swoop around Virginia International Raceway outperformed ...

The Viper launched in 1991. The current base model, which makes 645 horsepower, is more technologically advanced than its predecessors. Philosophically speaking, however, it's the same: enormous ...

T he Dodge Viper is one of the greatest American sports cars ever built.It's an exercise in excess – a remnant of a long-gone era when you could cram a fridge-sized 8.0-liter V10 into a coupe ...

The no-frills approach to the Viper made it an American sports car weapon. Road & Track clocked a quarter-mile time of 12.9 seconds and 0-60 mph came in 4.6 seconds in 1992.

The Viper will rise again but without the legendary V-10. And without a 10-pack, will it move the faithful? Read more about the resurrected Viper at Car and Driver.

But rest assured, the next Viper will not be a Ferrari—Gilles is too much of a Viper fanatic to allow that. The car is guaranteed to have a true manual gearbox and a real off button for the ...

As the legendary Viper returns to Chrysler's Street and Racing Technology (SRT) performance division lineup, it does so as its own brand, no longer carrying the Dodge moniker. The 2013 Viper ...

6th — Dodge Viper SRT-10 532.9 points. The Dodge Viper is the baddest, meanest production car in the world. Period. It really has no equals when it comes to brute force.