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GM is trying to shrink the shrink the Camaro, while the Ford Mustang wants to downsize for the next generation model. But Chrysler Group is still building cars for the old-school fans by the looks of things.
The brand new 2013 SRT Viper will make its official debut in just a couple of days at the 2012 New York International Auto Show. But racing fans won’t get to see the Roadster version any time soon, JonSibal has created this rendering of the open-top version.
The overall shape is as long and low as Vipers have always been, but there are modern shapes, scoops and intakes that set this apart from the current Viper Roadster. The driver and passenger sit way back, almost over the rear ‘axle’.
The overall shape is as long and low as Vipers have always been, but there are modern shapes, scoops and intakes that set this apart from the current Viper Roadster. The driver and passenger sit way back, almost over the rear ‘axle’.
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