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Designing a modern American legend
is a tall task. But the Dodge Viper SRT10 engineers met the
challenge head-on and created a vehicle true to its heritage
with cutting-edge design and technology.
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Fully convertible clamshell-design
top with easy single-latch operation, glass rear window,
and tonneau cover
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Reaction injection molded
fenders provide lightweight strength
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Aerodynamic shape and underbody
design for lower drag coefficient
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Cockpit
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Viper's cockpit is covered with leather
and great looking chrome accents. Satin chrome is featured on
the gear shift lever and knob, gear shift boot trim ring, parking
brake release handle, door handles and release levers. |
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The instrument panel has a 7,000 rpm
center-mounted tachometer, a 220 mph analog speedometer, a center
stack with gauges for oil pressure, oil temperature, coolant
temperature and voltage. |
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Viper SRT-10's cockpit features all
the push-button controls and race-inspired sports car features
you would expect. And then some. The push-button starter fires
it up, the wraparound seats keep you in place around the fast
corners and the adjustable pedals (including a dead pedal) ensure
the clutch, brake and throttle are within easy reach. |
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