DODGE VIPER SRT-10

The Dodge Viper SRT-10 roared onto the scene in 2003, a beastly evolution of the original Viper. It packed a massive 8.3-liter V10 engine, delivering raw power and a visceral driving experience.

The SRT-10 was available as a roadster and later as a coupe, each embodying the Viper's aggressive styling.

Production ended in 2010, marking a temporary pause in the Viper's lineage.

The Viper did return later with a new generation.

Did you know Chrysler almost canned the Viper? Bob Lutz, then Chrysler's president, championed the project, pushing it through despite internal doubts. Without Lutz's passion, the Viper might never have existed.