Overview Specifications Documents Background About the third-generation Dodge Viper The 2003 redesign, the first Viper developed by Chrysler's SRT group, enlarged the V10 to 8.3 liters and 500 horsepower in a sharper-edged body. It launched as a true convertible with a folding soft top, and a coupe returned for 2006. A six-speed manual remained the only transmission, and there was still no traction or stability control.
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Equipment Seats Passenger seat manual adjustments Upholstery: leather Upholstery accents: faux suede Front seat type: bucket Convenience Features Multi-function remote: keyless entry Power steering Power outlet(s): front Adjustable pedals: power Instrumentation Clock Comfort Features Steering wheel trim: leather Shift knob trim: alloy Misc Front air conditioning Windows Window defogger: rear Power windows Lights Front fog lights Headlights: HID/Xenon Wheels and Tires Run flat tires Tire Pressure Monitoring System Mirrors Side mirror adjustments: power Brakes Front brake type: ventilated disc ABS: 4-wheel Rear brake type: ventilated disc Electronic brakeforce distribution Airbags Front airbags: dual Safety Child seat anchors Emergency interior trunk release Seatbelts Seatbelt pretensioners Security Anti-theft system: alarm Power door locks Audio System Radio data system Subwoofer: 1 In-Dash CD: 6 disc Suspension Rear stabilizer bar Front stabilizer bar Misc Limited slip differential: rear Specifications
Year 2006
Make Dodge
Model Viper
Trim SRT-10
Body style Coupe
Engine 8L NA V10 overhead valves (OHV) 20V
Transmission 6-Speed Manual
Drivetrain RWD
Fuel type Gasoline
Exterior color Viper Red Clearcoat
Interior color Black leather/suede Leather
Title status Clear
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