2013 Dodge Viper SRT

New introduce car for 2013 is 2013 Dodge Viper SRT.New 2013 dodge viper SRT variants is a new figure shows a different and more powerful. Dodge Viper SRT 2013 is formally launched at New York Auto Show 2012. The new SRT Viper has received an all-new, timeless exterior design with a new carbon-fiber hood, roof, decklid, and aluminum door panels. As a first, the Viper will be offered with LED taillamps that integrate stop-and-turn illumination in one element.

The Viper's all-new exterior is both brand-new supercar sheetmetal and an evolution of the former car. Modeled after snakes and the human body, the Viper's sheetmetal is smooth and curvaceous, not creased, and has the familiar very low snout and upkicked tail of the original Viper--as well as some of the same distinctive bulbous look. Stitched leather upholstery, a sculpted, high-tech dash, metal accents, and a general air of fit, finish, and quality that was completely lacking in the just-a-notch-above-race-car sparseness found in the 2010 Viper make the 2013 SRT Viper seem a truer supercar, worthier of the title

Its interior alone marks it a significant upgrade from previous versions. Chrysler has tapped into the supply network for Ferrari in offering special upholsteries, trims, and accents, as well as high-performance racing seats from Sabelt; and for the first time seat height is adjustable. The automaker also claims that those up to 6'-7" will be able to fit, thanks to an extended floor pan and bulkhead.

Despite all these improvements--and increased convenience equipment--the Viper weighs about 100 pounds less than the previous version. Directly in front of the driver is a new version of the customizable gauge cluster used in the 2013 Dodge Dart, while infotainment includes Uconnect media centers, integrated SiriusXM Travel Link services, and an available 18-speaker Harman Kardon surround-sound system. Cruise control will even be offered for the first time.

2013 Dodge Viper powered by of 8.4 liter V10 engine capable of generating power at 640hp at 6.150rpm round and be able to have a torque of 814Nm at 4.950rpm round. The resulting performance is now larger 40HP and 54Nm of torque.This performance improvement is obtained from changes in the intake manifold and also on the exhaust valves. For the transmission system, the Viper still rely on manual 6 speed transmission is going into the rear-wheel drive is now using technology Speed-Sensing Limited-Slip Differential. Neighborhood will always be there, but there are rumors that an “entry level” Viper is going to be equipped with a V8 engine capable of producing 500 horsepower. However, what specific engine would be installed is still a puzzle. A modified version of the 8400 cc V10 is the most likely candidate. Modified to increase output to 700 horsepower and made to pass 2018 emission regulations, it seemed like the preemptive frontrunner as engine of choice for the new Viper.