The Dodge Viper V10 is an and 8.0 or 8.4-liter engine — depending on generation — developed primarily by Dodge in America. However, this high-performance engine has been used in a wide variety of ...

Since General Motors revolutionized “America’s Sports Car,” there has never been a shortage of virtual mid-engine competitors. Now that a new Z06 is also around, virtual artists are doubling down on ...

It took Chevrolet more than six decades to switch the Corvette’s front-engine layout to a mid-engine design. Unfortunately for sports car lovers, Dodge never had the opportunity of doing that with the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Dodge brothers built engines long before they created an automotive line of their own. In fact, Dodge supplied engines for major brands ...

The first-generation Dodge Viper was one of the most American cars ever built. At its core, it was an unforgiving, obscenely powerful roadster powered by an 8.0-liter V10 producing 400 horsepower.

The Dodge Viper‘s V-10 engine would be a terrible thing to let go to waste, so John Cobb turned it into something else entirely. The artist used the Viper’s massive 10-cylinder mill, which has been ...

Engine swaps are a fairly commonplace modification in the automotive aftermarket but there’s one combination that apparently hasn’t been completed before now. Despite the obviously shared DNA, it ...

A rare Dodge Viper’s return spotlights an era when excess, image, and risky decisions defined American performance cars.

Buying a Dodge Copperhead is pretty much out of the question, unless Stellantis suddenly decides to auction off part of its ...

Everybody knows that putting stickers on your car is a great way to make it go faster, but the often-forgotten speed secret passed down from the old hot rodding days is that if you outfit your engine ...