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Subscribe to this threadHas Cerberus killed the Viper?
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TwinTurbo3000GT @ Feb 8th 2008 11:32PM
I dont deny it's performance, but 95% of people dont even glance when a 'vett rolls by, no matter what trim is it. A viper, on the other hand, will turn just about everyone's head. It is truely a one-of-a-kind, striking, jaw-dropping, fantastic machine, and there just isnt another car that can replace it, especially at the price. it truely is an affordable supercar.
A truely sad day in automotive history. It will be missed.
Derek @ Feb 9th 2008 12:20PM
People taking notice of the Viper could have something to do with the fact that there are far more Corvettes on the road than Vipers.