This video showcases an intensely modified Dodge Viper equipped with a twin turbo setup that produces an incredible 2,000 ...

Tim Kuniskis says Dodge has no current plan to revive the Viper, explaining that safety rules, cockpit packaging, modern ...

Dodge briefly showed off its next-generation "hyper muscle car" to journalists and investors during a presentation of ...

The first-generation Dodge Viper was one of the most American cars ever built. At its core, it was an unforgiving, obscenely powerful roadster powered by an 8.0-liter V10 producing 400 horsepower.

Order a car, pick it up from the dealership, drive around for about 500 miles, park it, and leave it there for the next two decades. It may sound like an incredible scenario, but it actually happened.

Last week, Dodge teased two new performance-focused muscle cars, one of which was the Copperhead SRT, which will be the halo vehicle for the SRT performance brand. The name refers to one of the most ...

The Dodge Viper supercar, loved by enthusiasts and collectors, will die again next year. But it's going out in style. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said Tuesday it is offering five limited-edition models ...

Dodge’s plan also includes the GLH, which stands for Go Like Hell. It will be a midsize hot hatch with roughly 300 horsepower, inheriting the name of a former Econobox and sitting on Stellantis's new ...

That's right, Chrysler's announced today production will continue on the legendary Dodge Viper SRT10. The automaker, which is also back from the dead, will also shelve plans to sell the Viper program.

At a time when American sports cars had not fully gotten the smell of Malaise out of their cabins, the Dodge Viper arrived on the scene to show that performance cars of the 1990s didn't have to be ...

Dodge has a brand-new sports car model in the works, and it's not another Viper, though the company does seem to be sticking ...