We know cars here. But, we can’t imagine why a company would order the destruction of one of their most powerful cars, the SRT Viper (formerly known as the Dodge Viper). Thankfully, the Chrysler Group in charge released a statement as to why they would do such a thing. Check it out after the jump.
Auto Talk: 2013 SRT Viper in Yellow [Spy Photos]
These shots of the new Viper give us our first look at the 2013 Viper in a color that’s not red. That’s, well, pretty much what’s notable here. Click below to see the images. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: SRT drops one more official Viper teaser ahead of NY reveal
Chrysler will be showing the all-new 2013 SRT Viper at the New York Auto Show on Wednesday, in what will undoubtedly be one of the biggest reveals of the show. While we’ve already seen spy shots, teasers, renderings, Hot Wheels cars, and unfinished parts from the forthcoming Viper, this new teaser is our best official look yet. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: SRT releases mysterious second teaser for next gen Viper
SRT, the recently formed standalone brand of Chrysler, is determined to reveal the new 2013 Viper nice and slow. After releasing the first teaser image last month and offering a first look at the new ‘Stryker’ Viper logo, SRT has just posted a second teaser image of the 2013 Viper on their official Facebook page. While this second photo is much more clear than the first, what exactly is shown in the image is up to debate. Yes, it looks to be a carbon fiber scoop, but what kind? Funk Flex
Auto Talk: SRT offers up first 2013 Dodge Viper teaser
Early last year, Chrysler announced that it would be bringing the Viper back into production, with the brand’s performance flagship once again taking its place at the front of the SRT lineup. The next generation Viper won’t be unveiled until April at the New York Auto Show, and it looks like Dodge will be doing its best to tease us mercilessly until then with vague sketches of the car. The first has just been posted on the official SRT Facebook page, providing the very first look at the front end of the 2013 Viper. From the silhouette it’s hard to really tell what the design will look like, but the overall shape and the hood scoop distinctly remind us of the Viper GTS coupe built from 1996 to 2002. Funk Flex
