#2021 Dodge Viper Powertrain

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2021 Dodge Viper: Redesign, Price, HP, MSRP, and Specs

2021 Dodge Viper: Redesign, Price, HP, MSRP, and Specs

2021 Dodge Viper: Redesign, Price, HP, MSRP, and Specs. The lately stopped Dodge two-seater is currently away from producing as well as its plant is closed down, Dodge is going to be planning coming back with the legendary Viper, a vehicle automobile that embodied the business’s power since it sailed financial hardships.

The first Viper concept vehicle came out on the Detroit Auto Show within…

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Dodge and Ford To Produce New Muscle Cars

By Dave Ashton

While it may seem like the whole car industry has ground to a halt in our times of lockdown, the top muscle car makers have been quietly beavering away on their next projects. The big news at the moment is the return of Ford’s iconic Mach 1, while Dodge are rumored to be birthing a Challenger ACR.

Ford Mach 1

Any recent mentions of the ‘Mach’ name in Ford circles has been concerning their Mustang inspired, all electric SUV, the ‘Mach-E.’ No matter your opinions on the latter crossover SUV thingy, Ford have announced that they will be bringing back the Mach 1 nameplate in 2021 as a special edition to replace the Mustang Bullitt.

Prototype shots of the 2021 Mustang Mach 1 have started to emerge, with standout features being the two large circular areas on the front grille. The placement of these openings is very similar to the driving light placements on the original 1969 Mustang Mach 1. But, at this stage of the game their use is unclear, most likely being areas for lighting units or intakes.

Other standout features include a new front fascia, rear wing and diffuser setup, Brembo brake package and large exhaust tips. Power wise, the engine will be a 5.0L naturally aspirated V8, producing 480HP. Other details about the powertrain have yet to be revealed, but Ford promise the most track focused Mustang yet featuring this version of engine.

Other Mustang variants are also in the works, such as a Mustang Hybrid. But, this model is more likely to emerge after a possible redesign total redesign of the Mustang in 2023.

Ford Mustang

Dodge Challenger ACR

Most of you will be familiar with the ‘ACR’ name from the mighty track focused Dodge Viper variant, adorning the special edition for many years. The ‘American Club Racer’ name was also used for the very sprightly front wheel drive Neon back in the 90s and now it’s the turn of the Dodge Challenger to adopt the name.

Rumors of this new model first came about in 2019, but with very little information at the time on specs and performance. Now, two new models may emerge, featuring a possible 392 Hemi V8 with 485 horses and the Big Brother model having a supercharged Hellcat V8 producing 797hp, possibly straight from the Challenger Redeye.

As ACR models have traditionally been the focus of the track and racing, it will be interesting to see how Dodge reduce the overall heft of the Challenger, reducing the overall weight to at least under 4000 pounds. Lots of carbon fiber is predicted for both the outer shell and many of the components, along with the Viper ACR’s huge rear wing and possibly suspension setup.

Just like previous ACR models, this will be a limited run of vehicles, just like the original Viper ACR, for those who want a more track focused vehicle. But more importantly, the Dodge Challenger ACR will have some big boots to fill concerning lap times and performance.

The Dodge Challenger is unapologetically a straight-line specialist, thus will need a good degree of fettling and tweaking to turn it into the same agile beast as the original Viper ACR. For instance a 2017 Dodge Viper ACR holds the 10th fastest time around the Nürburgring with a time of 7:01.3, utilizing the Extreme Aero Package. Only beaten out by the likes of vastly more expensive supercars. If you want to read up on other fastest laps produced by the Dodge Viper ACR, check out fastlaps.com.

This could just mean that the Dodge Challenger may be listed in future years with top track times. Imagine that, a Challenger muscle car that can carve up the track as good as the rest, along with frightening straight-line speed.

Update – At the time of writing June 3, 2020, Dodge have confirmed that there isn’t going to be a Challenger ACR model for the foreseeable future. Shame though as it was a dam good idea.

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2016 Dodge Viper Acr Extreme - $147,995.00

2016 Dodge Viper ACR Extreme. This is a two owner vehicle looking for a third! The original owner was from central Pennsylvania and purchased the car on11-July-2016. (As such, the5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty is good till July 2021). He drove it only 933 miles during his 7-months of ownership. Current owner purchased the ViperACR-E on 09-Feb-2017 and has put 16,000 miles on the car, each one with a toothy grin plastered on his face. As of this writing, vehicle has 16,997 miles (and counting) because it is too fun to leave it parked in the garage. Car was never tracked, raced or auto crossed by me nor the prior owner. The factory installed options are valued at $148,335. The car also has a professionally installed $6,500.00 FULL BODY Xpel protection film on it which was applied prior to the original delivery. Every square inch of the car is covered, not just the forward-facing panels. As such, the paint beneath the film is essentially pristine. Any small blemish that can be found on the car is completely superficial and only on the film (i.e. the film is doing its intended job). Beneath the film the quality of the paint is just like it was on day one. One of the photos (finger pointing at a whiteblemish on the carbon fiber that surrounds the rear tail lights) shows an example of this; the carbon fiber under the film is not damaged and yes, the rear-facing panels are completely covered in protective film. Also note the custom AutoPreme floor mats with red diamond stitching ($600.00) which brings its original price/value (MSRP + Xpel +AutoPreme) to just over $155,000. Car has been pampered with all recommended oil changes and other services being performed ahead of schedule. Specifically: 500 miles = first oil & filter change - 4,832 miles = second oil & filter change - 7,352 miles = third oil & filter change - 12,822 miles = fourth oil & filter change - 13,073 miles = transmission fluid and differential fluid changed - 14,447 miles from Cardaddy.com https://www.cardaddy.com/vehicles/vehicle/2016-dodge-viper-acr-extreme-cadillac-michigan-18950545