We know many of you have been waiting to learn how much the spanking-new 2013 SRT Viper will cost ever since it broke cover at the New York Auto Show earlier this year.
The good news is that the Viper carries a starting MSRP of more than $15,000 lower than that of GM's rivaling Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. As always, the bad news is that at $97,395 excluding a $1,995 destination fee (*), which lifts the total to $99,390, most [of us] cannot afford it...
Aside from the base model, there's also the Viper GTS priced at $120,395 (excluding $1,995 destination).
This version spices up the snake with several goodies such as a two-mode active suspension and six-spoke forged-aluminum “Venom” rims, while keeping the same 8.4-liter V10 engine that delivers 640 horsepower and 600 lb.-ft. of torque to the rear wheels via a 6speed manual gearbox.
SRT said that dealer orders are expected to open in mid-November 2012.
The most expensive model of the Chrysler Group will be produced at the Conner Avenue Assembly Plant in Detroit, which has been the home for Viper since the first generation of the series that launched in 1995.
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fugly as hell
I love it!
Amazing job!
Still the same "poising" machine, but don't like its lights - looks very duplicate, repeated, less original than the predecessor... Snakes don't have so big eyes and I hope the DRLs could be disabled.
looks very duplicate? wth does that even mean Im assuming you meant to say generic....poising? im assuming you dont know what that word means as it doesnt fit the sentence and the rest of your comment is pure and utter crap. If ferrari can have lights running from the front of a car to the middle of the hood almost dodge can have decent size headlights..
$99000 is a bargain if you consider the 599 level performance.
Really like that IPad holder. lol
Wow, that's such a nice car! Can't wait until the first video reviews come out!!!
Am I the only one who think that they took alot from the Banshee in GTA IV? XD
Not as bad as your Kia
hope it will be much more responsive then the last one....
if handling is not included.....
Chevy should really take a lesson from Dodge here. The interior of this Viper is worthy of a $100k car. Unlike the Corvette that has missed the mark for decades. I assume the next Vette will address this issue. It is the number one reason I can't bring myself to buy one. This on the other hand, well, is a slam dunk.
Awesome job Dodge boys.
You partially right - I wanted to say "poisonous" instead "poising" - just mistake these two words, because English is a foreign language for me.
I don't care about Ferrari, it's a Viper, that don't have to had same outside design things like the Italian sportscar... I like mostly the previous Viper, but the present is still good. Ferrari or Maserati doesn't matter for me. Cars like these have to be mostly original, not duplicate itself. Paying more, expect more!
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