26/04/2022
The development of the Dodge Viper, or European Chrysler Viper, was approved in 1989 by Chrysler President Bob Lutz. The prototype of the new brand became a star at the Detroit International Motor Show in 1989. The final version of the two-seater roadster Viper Rt10 was ready in 1991.
It is equipped with an all-aluminum V10 engine with a displacement of 8 liters, developed in collaboration with the Italian company Lamborghini. The engine was made in two versions - 394 hp. for the domestic market and 364 hp as an export option. Other features of the Viper include a 6-speed manual transmission, fully independent all-wheel suspension, a central tubular frame and a body made of composite materials. The Viper Rt10 has become America's most powerful production sports car, and it is almost entirely assembled by hand.