Overpowered

Do you have to pay gas guzzler tax or is it exempt since it's not a public road driven vehicle?

JJMPB

nah i think it will looks like the production car not it will not be street legal try explaining the wheelie bars to the cops thos help me get better trackion when my from end is coming off the ground officer lol

JJMPB

no gas guzzler tax it's not for street use

Overpowered

For how much gas it will use, I would think there would be a rebate from oil suppliers.

Eric

Thor77

Haha, your point is well taken. Perhaps I should have said "one I can drive on the street"

JJMPB

any info on this challenger yet didn't they say it would be ready to bu in march at your dealership

MrKrisSullivan

If they don't try to make this street legal it's kinda silly if you ask me. Make the care with no perks and street legal, come on how are you gonna get it off the lot??? LOL! I think there just teazing us, but I seriosly hope they make it just street legal.
They could drop a lot of weight, just take a page out of chevy's book like with the vette' and start using carbon fiber and aluminum. Sell it for more and make it really truly something reakon with

joeyr

At least we know where the spoiler came from.

BootCamp

You get it off the lot on a trailer or flatbed.
This machine is made to drag race - nothing else. It's meant to rip the guts out of anything any of the other big three makers can bring to the dance. It'll turn 11.xxx's in the 1/4 mile - from Dodge.
The Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt (I believe 1964) was built in a similar (non-street legal) version for drag racing enthusiasts. There were others as well, although memory fails me as to exactly which ones were not street legal from the factory.
They do this already. You can find it here. Of course there isn't much demand for these cars - probably why the Viper will become extinct in a few months.
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