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90 percent of SRT’s customers prefer the more expensive Viper GTS version over the standard model, to benefit from a nicer interior setup.
It looks like Viper enthusiasts had enough of the ugly interiors from the previous models, that were not matching the nice-looking shapes of the car. With the new 2013 Viper, designers made a breakthrough on interior styling by taking note and inspiring from Italian supercars.
However, the standard $97,395 SRT Viper doesn’t have all the goodies, which made customers choose the premium GTS version. It costs $120,395 and for this amount they will get SAbelt seats wrapped in Nappa leather, Alcantara trimming, 12-speaker sound system, navigation and a rear-view camera.
The GTS also comes with advanced stability control and suspension systems. Power is provided by the same 8.4-liter V10 engine, which boasts 640 hp and 813 Nm (600 lb-ft) of torque.
However, the standard $97,395 SRT Viper doesn’t have all the goodies, which made customers choose the premium GTS version. It costs $120,395 and for this amount they will get SAbelt seats wrapped in Nappa leather, Alcantara trimming, 12-speaker sound system, navigation and a rear-view camera.
The GTS also comes with advanced stability control and suspension systems. Power is provided by the same 8.4-liter V10 engine, which boasts 640 hp and 813 Nm (600 lb-ft) of torque.
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