2013 Dodge Viper SRT

In the world of muscle cars, standing out can be quite challenging, and amongst the horsepower and rapid drag race timings, the Dodge Viper stands out with a performance that rivals the best and looks to kill. The 2013 Dodge Viper SRT we have today shares its genes with its forefathers and is a low mileage example with a reported 1,300 miles on the clock. What's better is that this car comes with a custom preferred and track package to make things interesting.

Exterior and Interior

The Viper has always been the perfect blend of muscular and sleek body styling; this 2013 Dodge Viper SRT, with its Adrenaline Red exterior, brings the classic Viper styling into a new age. Looking at the styling, one would note the hood vents and other aerodynamic features and don't worry, whatever you see serves a function, making this modern muscle car look fast but go faster. The low-down stance of the car is complimented with gunmetal grey Sidewinder II Hyper wheels and reportedly wrapped with performance tires. While it's a performance machine, the black interior provides luxury with a sporty feel. The Sabelt leather bucket seats with red seat belts hold you and your passenger in place, be it a track day or a long trip. It's clear this car is a low mileage example when you look around; one would note that it sports all its original interior components and is in near factory condition.

Engine

Back in the day, muscle cars were renowned for their fairly large powertrain offerings, but over the years, there has been downsizing and the addition of forced induction to combat the power loss. The viper marque, however, doesn't play to trends and has always been an actual muscle car, the ginormous powertrain in the front sending power to the car's rear wheels in a rather dramatic fashion. This 2013 Dodge Viper SRT is a testament to this statement; under the sporty-looking hood lies a massive 8.4L V10 powertrain capable of pushing out an impressive 640hp and churning out automotive nirvana with its raw engine tone. Power is sent to the car's rear wheels through a 6-speed Tremec manual transmission, and the whole affair comes to a steady halt with reported performance brakes.