GTS Dean
Enthusiast
Gen3 Viper styling - here\'s your chance to tell Dodge what you think!
Ever since the first official photos of the new R/T-10 were posted here, opinions on it's styling have been mixed. Some love it, others are less enthusiastic, and a few feel like Dodge got it wrong. Personally, I think the car's styling is merely OK. The major bust is the sharp, edgy, backslash air extractor behind the front wheel opening. It simply has no place on a car whose name elicits thoughts of smooth, flowing, compound curves.
I read with interest the latest Viper Magazine's article on the Gen3 styling development - and couldn't help but notice the bottom of pages 16 and 17. Here we see no less than 12 variations of the side of the car. We've heard that the styling is not 100% nailed down at this point.
Read the article, look at the photos, and post your comments here. I can't help but believe Dodge is giving US a chance to have a final say in the design of the first all-new Viper in 12 years.
My vote:
#5 or #11
Ever since the first official photos of the new R/T-10 were posted here, opinions on it's styling have been mixed. Some love it, others are less enthusiastic, and a few feel like Dodge got it wrong. Personally, I think the car's styling is merely OK. The major bust is the sharp, edgy, backslash air extractor behind the front wheel opening. It simply has no place on a car whose name elicits thoughts of smooth, flowing, compound curves.
I read with interest the latest Viper Magazine's article on the Gen3 styling development - and couldn't help but notice the bottom of pages 16 and 17. Here we see no less than 12 variations of the side of the car. We've heard that the styling is not 100% nailed down at this point.
Read the article, look at the photos, and post your comments here. I can't help but believe Dodge is giving US a chance to have a final say in the design of the first all-new Viper in 12 years.
My vote:
#5 or #11