There’s Millyard’s street-legal Viper V10 motorcycle, and then this twin-turbocharged 3,300hp Dodge Viper, which might be the fastest yet. This 2001 model is equipped with a twin-turbocharged 8.4L V10 (Gen 5) Viper engine making at least 3,300hp, enabling it to complete a 1/4 mile pass in a blistering 6.68 seconds at 220 mph.
You could either turn an old Dodge Viper into a motorcycle, or this custom 25-foot Dodge Viper limousine. It started out as a 1996 Dodge Viper R/T before the top was chopped off entirely and body extended to 25-feet, which is perfect for up to 12 passengers, but only 10 have seat belts. If this looks familiar, it’s because the vehicle debuted all the way back in 2012 at SEMA in Las Vegas.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) recently added a Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye to its street fleet that was seized in a high-speed chase back in April 2021. Power comes from a tuned supercharged 6.8L V8 engine making 1080hp, mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission, which helped it reach speeds of up to 160 mph during the chase.
Stellantis revealed the all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona SRT Concept muscle car ahead of Monterey Car Week festivities and it has three patent-pending features you won’t find on any other EV. They include the R-Wing, which is a front aerodynamic wing that retains Dodge profile while achieving aerodynamic efficiencies and Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust, an industry-first exhaust system for an electric vehicle.
German tuner S. Bader Karosserie und Lack has given the 2016 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat a widebody makeover, a rare sight on the Autobahn. Called the Lion’s Kit, it includes wheel arch extensions that add 3.9-inches to the rear and a ducktail-like lip spoiler on the trunk as well as a special edition hood from the ‘Redeye’ Hellcat.
Ralph Gilles, Stellantis Head of Design, recently took delivery of ‘Hellucination’ from SpeedKore Perfomance. Simply put, it started out as a 1968 Dodge Charger and then completely revamped into a 1,000hp muscle car, including an all-carbon body. That’s right, the hood, doors, body panels, and even floor pans were handcrafted from carbon fiber on this 3,600-pound vehicle.
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While production of the Dodge Viper ended in 2017, they are still one of the most popular vehicles with tuners due to its bulletproof engine. Calvo Motorsports managed to get their hands on one of these and transformed it into a 2,630-horsepower beast. How so? It now comes equipped with a 9.0L V10 engine paired with two 8686 turbochargers, a Motec engine management system and a host of other mods, all running on E85.
There were just 1,671 Dodge Viper GTS coupes made in 1997, and it’s safe to assume that nearly all of them have more than 17-miles, except for this one. This pristine specimen was originally delivered to Roanoke Motors in Roanoke, Illinois. Since its original owner had already purchased another GTS coupe, this one was left on display at a dealership in Crawfordsville, Indiana, before being transported to indoor storage in Zionsville, Indiana.