2012 dodge viper
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The last model for the current generation Dodge Viper has already rolled off the assembly line, but instead of crying about it, we can take comfort in knowing that the next generation has already been confirmed for production. News of this came when the future sports car was shown at a private Chrysler dealer conference and then confirmed by Dodge CEO Ralph Gilles.
Insiders at the event said that the next Viper will come with a more aggressive design, featuring all-new bodywork painted 25 times in candy-apple red. They also said the car’s look had moved away from its race-car roots and evolved into a more traditional sports car.
More information was provided for the new Viper at the 2011 Detroit Auto Show when Ralph Gilles, head of Chrysler’s design, took the mic. When discussing the new Viper, he said that Dodge wants to "make it a renaissance of that vehicle," in order to attract buyers younger than 45. He also denied that the new sports car will use engines from Fiat’s Ferrari brand. That’s nice, but he failed to mention where the Viper’s power will come from.
Guess we’ll just have to be patient. We should be seeing the next Dodge Viper in 2012, pegged as a 2013 model. We can’t wait!
UPDATE 04/15/2011: Chrysler has finally been kind enough to reveal the first details on the next generation Viper. And we must say that these new details were certainly worth the wait. The next generation Viper will be offered with stability control tuning for the first time. The official debut will be made in late 2012, just in time for the next "Super Car Olympics."
Hit the jump for more information on the 2013 Dodge Viper.
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2012 dodge viper |
2012 dodge viper
2012 dodge viper