The
Viper's imposing 8.0-8.4 liter
V10 engine (400-640 hp) is one of its
key
features
it's got that
iconic red color scheme.
It's easy to get
the pain
back
but not so
much the motor.
After using HEMI for so long
Dodge moved to
a
supercharged
version of his
Hellcat engine.
Well, in Charger, Challenger, Durango and Grand Cherokee, we've
mostly seen
Hellcat
in
his
V8
configuration.
So Dodge
should settle for his
V8 Viper Hellcat (which
isn't too bad)
or get
the strong
and robust V10
elsewhere.
Dodge allows you to build
one
yourself
or
add
two more cylinders to
Hellcat,
but
it's impractical to do
that
with
Viper
alone.
But if we're just talking about Viper, it's a dream come true to see him return from the afterlife in all his glory with his new V10.
if Dodge decides to
bring
the
Viper back, whatever the powertrain
the mere fact that
we've got
a new
Viper is amazing. I don't
think Dodge can mess up that
much.
An
electric motor
that powers
a 4- or 6-cylinder engine. The MR2
is an excellent
sports car that
its
owners
love
to drive
it got a lot of hype before Toyota confirmed it. Imagine what kind of noise it would make.