In terms of visually intimidating on-road presence, almost no vehicle on the planet can match the Dodge Viper. One look at this 2010 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Roadster. Partially repainted in its factory Toxic Orange Pearl paint and complemented by dual full-length black racing stripes, the final year of the fourth generation, or ZBII iteration, this Viper packs a built-in level of added collectability to add to its undeniable venomous look.
Inside, aside from the beautiful and supportive suede microfiber bucket seats and racy white-faced gauges, the most exciting detail you'll notice from behind the wheel is an odometer that reads a mere 4,788 actual miles, which roughly equates to about 319 miles per year of use. Though the earlier first-gen Vipers had almost no amenities, this second-generation model comes with an AM/FM/CD player stereo, power windows, power mirrors, power locks, and air conditioning.
Under that massive, vented, front-hinged hood, we find a monstrous 8.4-liter overhead-valve naturally aspirated Viper V-10 engine. From the factory, this massive motor was capable of pumping out an incredible 600 horsepower at 6,100 rpm and 560 pound-feet of torque at 5,000 rpm through that glorious side-exit exhaust. That big-block power is sent through a Tremec TR-6060 six-speed manual transmission before heading out to the factory 3.07-geared rear end. While the front 275/35ZR-18 Michelin tires are wide enough to be most sports cars' rear tires, the Viper gets a set of steamroller-sized 345/30ZR-19 meats out back, proof that this car can walk the walk.
HIGHLIGHTS: 4,788 Actual Miles Original Window Sticker Manual Convertible Top Toxic Orange Pearl Paint Racing Stripes Vented Hood 8.4 Liter V10 600 HP 560 LB FT Tremec Six Speed Manual 3.07 Rear Gears Four Wheel Power Discs Power Windows Power Locks Power Mirrors AM/FM/CD Leather AC White Faced Gauges ABS Airbags Owner's Manual
This 2010 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Roadster rides on a fully independent suspension. Power steering and four-wheel power disc brakes, featuring eye-catching red calipers, add just a touch more civility to this neo-Cobra than the car it is based on. So, if you want one of the baddest-looking and most in-your-face vehicles ever to roll off an assembly line, this is your chance. Call today!
