cafemingle@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> The automobile Dodge Viper was first introduced over fifteen years ago
> in 1992. Since then the Dodge Viper has changed, improved and faced
> many obstacles as well. But its popularity has never gone down. Many
> people still love Dodge Vipers. The new 2006 Viper model has also
> changed; it has been introduced as a coupe. Many people have been
> waiting to see what Dodge had up their sleeves, now the wait is over.
> Read on and see the many changes that have been made to the
> DodgeViper.
>
> The most apparent change of the Viper would have to be that the model
> has a double bubble roof. Double bubble roof you say? Yes I'm not
> kidding; the roof has a unique shape. For those who do not know,
> double bubble is a material that consists of two outer layers of
> aluminum foil. This helps reflect radiant energy. But the roof also
> allows for more space and flexibility. Many other changes that were
> made to the Viper would be the door glass, integrated rear spoiler,
> rear quarter panels and a wraparound tail light. Though it still is
> the same as the older models, it just has a touch more flair to it.
>
> The 2006 Dodge Viper has an 8.3 litre all-aluminium motor that works
> with ten cylinders. The engine has the power to produce 500
> horsepower's and about 525 pounds of torque. It also has a six speed
> manual transmission. Wow, talk about being packed with a punch. Now
> there is no more need to convince you about how great this car is.
>
> The new Dodge Viper SRT10 is nothing short of style, luxury,
> performance and safety. You will feel like a new person once you test
> drive it. So go and check the 2006 Viper out today and see what all
> the fuss is about. Once you've driven it, make the decision for
> yourself. You'll be glad you did.
>
> Direct all inquiries to:
>
> Giuen Holding Ltd. Motorhall
> Goteborgsvagen 1.
> SE: 434 00 Kungsbacka
> Tel: 070-5474830
> Int. Mobil: +46 (0) 705474830
> website/blog: http://cwmgateway.blogspot.com/
The Dodge Viper of 1992 was a "PIG".
It had a huge over sized "engine" (not motor, (a motor runs on
electricity)), that relied on old technology and was not fuel efficient.
Designing was still very much Dodge in appearance and so, it looked like
a "Pig".
Over the years the Viper was upgraded and re-designed but still had to
keep the old V-10 engine to try and compete with cars, with engines half
the size.
Style??? You talk style???. The only thing Chrysler corporation has ever
built with style is the Chrysler Building in New York City. Other than
that, Chrysler never had style.
From the early days of Dodge and Plymouth muscle cars, style was never
a factor.
The Viper always has, and always will, look like a Dodge. An over sized
pig of a car, that only appeals the type of person that has to prove who
he is, by the overly expensive cars he drives.
No matter how much re-styling you do, it will still be a pig, made by
Dodge..
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