Dodge Viper, 2008 (Video Review)
http://www.theweeklydriver.com/articles/110/1/Dodge-Viper-2008-Video-Review/Page1.html
By The Weekly Driver News Service
Published on 11/12/2007
The Dodge Viper, after a one-year hiatus, returns in 2008. It's bigger and badder and further advances its reputation as one of the most unique high-performance, two-seat sports cars available.
The Viper has a 600-horsepower, V10 engine, an increase of 90 horsepower from its previous, 2006 edition. It has a six-speed manual transmission, is available as a coupe or convertible and has 18-inch wheels on the front and 19-inch rear wheels.
The Dodge Viper, after a one-year hiatus, returns in 2008. It's bigger and badder and further advances its reputation as one of the most unique high-performance, two-seat sports cars available.The Viper has a 600-horsepower, V10 engine, an increase of 90 horsepower from its previous, 2006 edition. It has a six-speed manual transmission, is available as a coupe or convertible and has 18-inch wheels on the front and 19-inch rear wheels.
The Dodge Viper,
after a one-year hiatus, returns in 2008. It's bigger and badder
and further advances its reputation as one of the most unique
high-performance, two-seat sports cars available.
The Viper has a 600-horsepower, V10 engine, an increase of 90 horsepower from its previous, 2006 edition. It has a six-speed manual transmission, is available as a couple or convertible and has 18-inch wheels on the front and 19-inch rear wheels.
Dodge touts the new Viper with hefty statistics: 0-60 mph in less than four seconds and 0-100 and back to zero in less than 12 seconds.
Side airbags and traction/antiskid control are not available. Standard features include leather and faux-suede upholstery, power-adjustable pedals and xenon headlights.
The Viper has a 600-horsepower, V10 engine, an increase of 90 horsepower from its previous, 2006 edition. It has a six-speed manual transmission, is available as a couple or convertible and has 18-inch wheels on the front and 19-inch rear wheels.
Dodge touts the new Viper with hefty statistics: 0-60 mph in less than four seconds and 0-100 and back to zero in less than 12 seconds.
Side airbags and traction/antiskid control are not available. Standard features include leather and faux-suede upholstery, power-adjustable pedals and xenon headlights.