Hearing all the frustration, and believe it to be justified.
Buying a Viper is a pretty emotional experience, perhaps equal to a youngster counting down the days till Santa arrives. Hard to sleep the night before you get to open the presents.
With all the options available from SRT, most everyone has picked out just the perfectly equipped model, in just the right color. Nothing else will do. The desire is strong, and everyone of course wants a good price.
It seems as though production has begun to sort itself out. Initial buyers seemed to want everything but the kitchen sink, but the few early buyers that wanted them stripped down, and built to a price do not want to be saddled with extra stuff they do not want included in the higher price.
As SRT gets their act together (remember, they were starting from pretty much a fresh slate) one by one the orders will be shipped out, dealerships will beging to see their allocations fulfilled with the pipeline slowly being filled.
The word on the street is that for the patient buyer the quality of the car will make the wait worthwhile. Cancelling an order will simply screw up things more, and you still do not get your prized Viper. Maybe this is just the time to stay the course. Grumbling of course is appropriate, and perhaps some frustration and even a little anger, but for the most part the goal is to get the Viper you want, with the options you want, in the color you want, with the wheels you want.
Half way through the first tank of gas, I believe all this will be forgotten as the fangs sink in deep....