The Dodge Viper debuted in 1991 with an 8.0-liter V10 developed in collaboration with Lamborghini - the large engine was good for 400 horsepower and 450 lb-ft of torque.

Dodge announced pricing today for the all-new, heart-pounding {{{2006 Dodge Viper}}} SRT10 Coupe. Returning in hardtop form for the first time since the 2002 mo.

Dodge built no fewer than three generations of the Viper. The first one was known as the SR I and remained in production between 1991 and 1995.

Today’s Viper owner tends to come in two types. The first of these fell in love with the Viper, reading about it in '90’s-era motoring magazines, had posters of it on their bedroom or garage ...

We knew about theDodge Viper'sdemise late last year, but with the reveal of five special edition heritage Vipers, fangs and all, it's starting to sink in.It's clear that Dodge will miss the mad ...

Dodge goes all-out with the 2016 Viper ACR With a crazy aero package, adjustable suspension, and up to 1.5g of cornering grip, Dodge says this is the fastest Viper ever. By Bob Sorokanich ...

While fifth-generation Viper ended production in 2017, we thought an all-new model would debut in 2020, but the iconic nameplate is dead until further notice.

Underneath the hood of both the "extreme aero" equipped Viper ACRs and the single GTC model is the 8.4-liter all-aluminum V10 spitting out a fiery 645 hp and 600 lb-ft of twist.

The final Dodge Viper rolled off the assembly line in August 2017, ending an era of a beastly and uniquely American vision for a fire-breathing supercar that kowtowed to none — except the market.

A limited run of 28 Vipers – one of a string of special versions designed to mark Dodge’s 25th birthday – sold out recently in just 40 minutes.

6th — Dodge Viper SRT-10 532.9 points. The Dodge Viper is the baddest, meanest production car in the world. Period. It really has no equals when it comes to brute force.