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Dodge Viper assembly Detroit When it comes to the world's big supercars, you hear a lot about how they're uniquely made, and words like "handcrafted" and "precision" get tossed around pretty freely. In this recent video put together to give enthusiasts a glimpse into the making of the 5th generation Dodge Viper SRT, you get a chance to see just how much painstaking care, testing, and, yes -- handcrafting and precision -- go in to each and every Viper that gets produced. If you want an insider view of what the Dodge Viper assembly in Detroit at the Connor Avenue Assembly plant looks like, check out the full video here: more In the video, we see how the dedicated team of designers and craftspeople are able to work toward the singular goal of creating something truly remarkable in the auto world, and how they were able to improve on an already-iconic supercar to make it even more impressive and powerful than ever before. Some of the ways the 2015 Dodge Viper has been improved over the outgoing 4th generation model include: Improved chassis: Now both 50% more rigid and 100 lbs lighter More horsepower: Thanks in part to an intake manifold that improves air distribution and a completely reimagined camshaft, horsepower is better than ever. The 2015 Viper is estimated at 645 horsepower and 600 pound-feet of torque. Inspired interior: With over 90% of the entire interior hand wrapped in premium leather, and seats that were inspired by Italian style, the look and feel is completely luxurious despite the Viper being first and foremost a car built for speed. Intuitive ergonomics and refined handling and road-feel make your experience behind the wheel just as it should be -- thrilling, but utterly comfortable. From everything we see and hear in this video -- the description of the work, the sounds of the engine, and of course the stunning appearance of every inch of the 2015 Dodge Viper SRT, we can't wait to bring you more news and information about it in the future.

When it comes to speed and power, there are few who don't think of the worlds most impressive sports cars. Even better than imagining the worlds most impressive sports cars, is driving one. The Dodge Viper has long been one the most exciting vehicles available, and it's making an appearance for 2017, its last year of production, with the same incredible power and style we've always loved. Read on to learn more about the 2017 Dodge Viper engine specs and interior features. more Last Production Year for Dodge Viper: 2017 Despite the fact that the Dodge Viper has been a crowd-pleasing sports car since it's creation, the Dodge brand has decided to move forward without its super car. The 2017 Dodge Viper is the last generation of the Viper, and there have been 25 great generations before that we can still enjoy. Read More: Dodge Viper Blog Posts The 25th anniversary limited-edition models will make the last production year of the Viper stand out from the rest. Here are a few of the special edition options that will be produced in limited numbers during this final year. 1:28 Edition ACR (American Club Racer) VooDoo II Edition ACR Snakeskin Edition GTC GTS-R Commemorative Edition ACR Each limited-edition Viper model will feature a serialized instrument panel with the model name, and that can be customized with the driver's name. Read More: What's the Fastest Dodge I Can Buy? 2017 Dodge Viper Image Gallery

As the world moves towards more and more environmentally friendly and efficient vehicle options, supercars like the Dodge Viper have become less desirable. So, why is Dodge no longer making the Viper supercar? In order to allocate more funds to the development of more efficient and high-tech vehicles, the Dodge brand will be ending production of the Dodge Viper. Read on to learn more about what this means and what will be replacing the Dodge Viper in the lineup. more 2017 Dodge Viper Last Year of Production According to Dodge, the last year of the Viper's production will be 2017. Over the years, the Viper has been a car that has caught the attention and the eye of avid drivers looking for truly impressive speed and power. The high-performance engine, low fuel efficiency ratings, and high price has made the Viper a dream car for many, and an option for few. Because of this, Dodge is shifting its focus. Read More: 2016 Dodge Challenger With 485 Horsepower Since the Viper's original release in 1992, 28,000 Vipers have been sold. As a celebration of the 25th anniversary in 2017, the Dodge brand will be producing a limited number of final Vipers for the lucky drivers who can afford one. Each vehicle will have a serialized instrument panel badge that shows the model name, and can be customized with the buyer's name. What's Replacing Dodge Viper Supercar? At this point, there's no way of knowing what lies ahead for Dodge. With the frequent changes in vehicle technology, we can expect to see improved efficiency, better engine performance, and great style continue to roll onto dealership lots in the coming years. Read More: Dodge Challenger vs Mustang vs Camaro We are looking forward to what the future has to offer for Dodge drivers, even if it means we have to say goodbye to a truly impressive member of the lineup. So long Dodge Viper, it's been great and we will always love your sleek style and power.