joshwars
Viper Owner
I received the new issue of Car and Driver in the mail today, the SRT-10 shares co-covers with the new Mustang Cobra.
Highlights from the article on page 43-45:
Writer once again highlights the improved handling of the SRT10.
To quote the writer, "The major impression from our short drive of the car is one of improved sophistication. All the controls work in greater harmony now. There's a sense of more complete integration in the whole car, from what feels like a stiffer, better-isolated structure through a more refined suspension, a slicker transmission, and a more linear steering gear."
Estimated base price: $73,000
Estimated performance: 0-60 in 4.0 sec
12.0 sec @ 115 mph 1/4 mile
195 mph top speed
Fuel economy (who cares!): 10 city / 20 highway
Seems the overall theme matches the new body style, refinement.
On page 44 C&D has a shot of the car from a rear angle, I know I have seen this shot before, I have even seen the SRT-10 at CAAP, but this angle shot that the photographer pulled off here makes the SRT-10 look awfully mean, I need one!
Highlights from the article on page 43-45:
Writer once again highlights the improved handling of the SRT10.
To quote the writer, "The major impression from our short drive of the car is one of improved sophistication. All the controls work in greater harmony now. There's a sense of more complete integration in the whole car, from what feels like a stiffer, better-isolated structure through a more refined suspension, a slicker transmission, and a more linear steering gear."
Estimated base price: $73,000
Estimated performance: 0-60 in 4.0 sec
12.0 sec @ 115 mph 1/4 mile
195 mph top speed
Fuel economy (who cares!): 10 city / 20 highway
Seems the overall theme matches the new body style, refinement.
On page 44 C&D has a shot of the car from a rear angle, I know I have seen this shot before, I have even seen the SRT-10 at CAAP, but this angle shot that the photographer pulled off here makes the SRT-10 look awfully mean, I need one!