PirateViper
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Ive wondered why coupes are a premium over verts when it comes to vipers .Other marques i.e. vette,porsche etc the vert is the premium.
Ive wondered why coupes are a premium over verts when it comes to vipers .Other marques i.e. vette,porsche etc the vert is the premium.
Vert w/ aftermarket hardtop > Any Coupe or GTS on the road.
I have never really liked the looks of any Vert. They seem to lose the great lines when they transition from a coupe or hardtop when designing a vert. The VIper is a little different in the coupe was desinged after the vert. I still prefer a coupe to any vert.
Bruce
Who says coupes are a premium over the verts? Wanna talk about premium, try to buy one of the 10 or so ACR verts made!!
Best of both worlds here. ******* and a nice rear :
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Just get a 'vert with a hard top, best of both worlds and looks the best.
Well put. Both are incredible from a visual standpoint. But IMO, there is nothing better than driving these cars with the wind running through your hair. Oops...sorry DP Viper, I guess that might explain why you went from vert to coupe.Niiiiiiice pic ! Having driven both coupes and verts , the convertibles are more "visceral" when behind the wheel , the coupes have nice lines . I like "visceral", just my opinion .
Indeed!
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I like your hard top but I really like the coupe rear end.
Probably why I tried to buy the first coupe rear conversion. That hard top with a coupe rear would be perfect in my opinion.
Agree. I cant think of any car in which I rather the vert to its coupe version.I have never really liked the looks of any Vert. They seem to lose the great lines when they transition from a coupe or hardtop when designing a vert. The VIper is a little different in the coupe was desinged after the vert. I still prefer a coupe to any vert.
Bruce
Since they made fewer coupes for Viper generations prior to Gen IV, coupes are scarcer. For Gen 3 in particular, no coupes were made from 2003-2005, so if you want a Gen 3 coupe, your only choice is a 2006. Because of the relative rarity in Gen 3, coupes sell on average at $8-10k more than a roadster. Since Vipers don't have a fancy motorized convertible top, I would guess the cost to build a coupe Vs. convertible is not that much different, though with many other 'verts out there, the manufacturing cost is significantly increased with an automated folding top.
Wow! That aero kit looks sweet on that ACR vert.