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Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Dodge Viper got a new logo 2011

Dodge Viper got a new logo 2011
Dead or Alive? Not so long ago, Chrysler said that the Dodge Viper is the past, but later appeared to the development of a new version of this popular car, and this week appeared next to this confirmation. Dodge Viper got a new logo.

The new model will be available in 2012, completely redesigned and largely Italian, but more on that later.

Last week, a forum was held owners of Dodge Viper, were about 800 people in Salt Lake City, the so-called Viper Owner Invitational, which has not received such publicity, such as the Paris Motor Show.

This case was a perfect opportunity to introduce a new logo for the Viper, in addition, it became known that the new version may be based on the platform of Fiat, the one used for the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione.

It is also said that the new Dodge Viper has been previously presented to dealers of the company, two weeks ago, and was named the car as the 17th model in the series. "

Dodge Viper got a new logo 2011

Dodge Viper got a new logo 2011
Dead or Alive? Not so long ago, Chrysler said that the Dodge Viper is the past, but later appeared to the development of a new version of this popular car, and this week appeared next to this confirmation. Dodge Viper got a new logo.

The new model will be available in 2012, completely redesigned and largely Italian, but more on that later.

Last week, a forum was held owners of Dodge Viper, were about 800 people in Salt Lake City, the so-called Viper Owner Invitational, which has not received such publicity, such as the Paris Motor Show.

This case was a perfect opportunity to introduce a new logo for the Viper, in addition, it became known that the new version may be based on the platform of Fiat, the one used for the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione.

It is also said that the new Dodge Viper has been previously presented to dealers of the company, two weeks ago, and was named the car as the 17th model in the series. "

Dodge Viper got a new logo 2011

Dodge Viper got a new logo 2011
Dead or Alive? Not so long ago, Chrysler said that the Dodge Viper is the past, but later appeared to the development of a new version of this popular car, and this week appeared next to this confirmation. Dodge Viper got a new logo.

The new model will be available in 2012, completely redesigned and largely Italian, but more on that later.

Last week, a forum was held owners of Dodge Viper, were about 800 people in Salt Lake City, the so-called Viper Owner Invitational, which has not received such publicity, such as the Paris Motor Show.

This case was a perfect opportunity to introduce a new logo for the Viper, in addition, it became known that the new version may be based on the platform of Fiat, the one used for the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione.

It is also said that the new Dodge Viper has been previously presented to dealers of the company, two weeks ago, and was named the car as the 17th model in the series. "

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Dodge Challenger Export markets

Dodge Challengers were mainly produced for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Interestingly, Chrysler officially sold Challengers to Switzerland through AMAG Automobil- und Motoren AG in Schinznach-Bad, near Zurich.


Only a few cars were shipped overseas each year to AMAG. They did the final assembly of the Challengers and converted them to Swiss specs. There are few AMAG cars still in existence. From a collector's point of view, these cars are very desirable. Today, less than five Swiss Challengers are known to exist in North America.

Chrysler exported Dodge Challengers officially to France as well through their Chrysler France Simca operation, since Ford sold the Mustang in France successfully in small numbers. However, only a few Challengers were exported and Chrysler finally gave up the idea of selling them in France. A few French Challengers still exist today.

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Dodge Challenger Export markets

Dodge Challengers were mainly produced for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Interestingly, Chrysler officially sold Challengers to Switzerland through AMAG Automobil- und Motoren AG in Schinznach-Bad, near Zurich.


Only a few cars were shipped overseas each year to AMAG. They did the final assembly of the Challengers and converted them to Swiss specs. There are few AMAG cars still in existence. From a collector's point of view, these cars are very desirable. Today, less than five Swiss Challengers are known to exist in North America.

Chrysler exported Dodge Challengers officially to France as well through their Chrysler France Simca operation, since Ford sold the Mustang in France successfully in small numbers. However, only a few Challengers were exported and Chrysler finally gave up the idea of selling them in France. A few French Challengers still exist today.

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Dodge Challenger Export markets

Dodge Challengers were mainly produced for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Interestingly, Chrysler officially sold Challengers to Switzerland through AMAG Automobil- und Motoren AG in Schinznach-Bad, near Zurich.


Only a few cars were shipped overseas each year to AMAG. They did the final assembly of the Challengers and converted them to Swiss specs. There are few AMAG cars still in existence. From a collector's point of view, these cars are very desirable. Today, less than five Swiss Challengers are known to exist in North America.

Chrysler exported Dodge Challengers officially to France as well through their Chrysler France Simca operation, since Ford sold the Mustang in France successfully in small numbers. However, only a few Challengers were exported and Chrysler finally gave up the idea of selling them in France. A few French Challengers still exist today.

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Saturday, May 29, 2010

Dodge Challenger Performance 1/4 mile

* 340: 14.8 @ 96 mph (154 km/h)
* 340 T/A: 14.51 @ 99.6 mph (160.3 km/h) Auto with 3.55 same car used on all published test
* 383 2-barrel: 15.1 @ 96 mph (154 km/h)
* 383 Magnum R/T: 14.3 @ 99 mph (159 km/h)
* 440 Magnum R/T: 13.8 @ 102 mph (164 km/h)
* 440 Six-Pack: 13.4 @ 107 mph (172 km/h)
* 426 Hemi: 14.2 @ 108 mph (174 km/h)



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