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It appeared onstage for a few fleeting moments, more phantom than future sheetmetal. But like a ghost that won't go away or a car company that refuses to die, a reborn Viper has been penciled in for Dodge for 2012.

A concept version of the next American supercar was shown in September in Orlando, Fla., by Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne to a convention center filled with thousands of people—most of them notoriously talkative car dealers. But reports of just what exactly the next Viper will be are sketchy. Still, in speaking with numerous sources who were present, AutoWeek was able to construct a composite sketch of what this new supersnake could be.

A common theme emerged: The Viper had a distinct Italian theme with an unmistakable American presence. Descriptions ranged from “beautiful” to “sexy with a lot of muscle” to “different” and, of course, “a classic.” That's high praise from a dealer body starved for new cars and trucks and still reeling from two years of choppy waters for Chrysler.

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[ArtRiX]

I hope it won't look like that, cuz it looks too much like the S2000.

[wings4life]

hmmmmmmmmm

Not sure yet.
But this is just a rendering.

[GRIMEYtheFATMAN]

Is that a Viper...?
DAMN THIS PHONE AND IT'S TINY FUCKING SCREEN!

[bojangles beast]

Man that it is sweet. I like it.:yeeees:

[DougDrivesDodge]

the front looks good and aggressive, not sure how about it though...i think the round foglights look bad.

the rear from this angle looks boring and has no Viper character whatsoever. Good thing it's just speculation

[MichelleBloomer]

Not liking the C8 side profile.

[bojangles beast]

It looks like its cousin the SLS to me.

[Super Sport]

MichelleBloomer;17256 Wrote:Not liking the C8 side profile.

+1

[Brown_Pride]

Looks European, SLSish.

[REVolution]

Too much Italian supercar in the styling. It needs less Italian styling on the outside and more American brute force look. Keep the Italian styling and gorgeous materials on the inside.