Whats New for the 2005 Dodge Viper?
Dodge’s tire-smelting Viper SRT-10 adds cool style to its menacing looks with a new Copperhead Orange paint color and matching interior package that includes black leather upholstery and trim with contrasting orange stitching on the seats and shift knob. For those who really want to stand out in a crowd, Viper Race Yellow may also be sprayed on the bodywork.Advantages of the 2005 Dodge Viper: Blistering acceleration from its 500-horsepower V10 engineSlick-shifting six-speed transmissionExtreme handling and braking capabilityExcellent value in the world of exotic sports carsObjections to the 2005 Dodge Viper: Bleating exhaust noteLots of engine heat in the cockpitHot side-outlet exhaust pipesNo traction or stability controlEditor’s Advice: Though dramatically improved over the original Viper, today’s version is still rough around the edges. Focused as it is on pure performance and minimalist aesthetics, it comes as no surprise that this rough-riding beast makes for a lousy daily driver.
