2005 Dodge Viper

2005 Dodge Viper

Dodge has long been a manufacturer of some of the nation's most popular muscle cars. Read on to learn more about features, pricing, and specifications for 2005's Dodge Viper convertible.
Dodge is a brand of automobiles and trucks that has been marketed by the Chrysler Corporation from beginning in 1928. Before 1928, the company name was Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle Company. The Dodge Viper is the most powerful sports car made by Dodge; its sleek and exotic exterior and high speeds make it an exciting and noticeable vehical on the road. The Viper is meant to be a modern take on the American muscle car, and was initially based on the Shelby Cobra.
The 2005 Viper SRT-10 Convertible is a carryover from 2004 and comes with a manual-folding top, and a 500 horse power, 8.3-liter V-10 engine, auto.consumerguide.com. The only transmission available is sixspeed manual, and the 2005 lacks side airbags and antiskid/traction-control systems. According to Yahoo Autos, autos.yahoo.com, the 2005 Viper is rough around the edges, and makes a poor daily driver, but is still a fun and traditional sports car. Two new colors are available for the 2005 model - Yellow and Copperhead Orange; the orange comes with a matching interior package that includes black leather upholstery with contrasting orange stitching on seats and shift knob.

Notable Features:

Heated glass rear windows
ABS
Run-Flat tires
Leather-and-faux-suede seats
Tilt steering column
Power-adjustable pedals
Xenon headlights
Power Windows
Power Door Locks
The Dodge Viper starts at $81,895.