The Dodge Viper V10 is an and 8.0 or 8.4-liter engine — depending on generation — developed primarily by Dodge in America.

Sadly, Dodge doesn’t make the Viper anymore. Up until it ended production in 2017, America’s brash supercar was one of the few places you could find a naturally aspirated V10 engine.

In years past, a V10 engine was reserved for only the wildest cars. Only cars like the Dodge Viper, Lexus LFA, and Lamborghini Gallardo needed the extra oomph of a V10 over something as pedestrian ...

Dodge sold two zombie cars in 2024. One of the was the Viper sports car, which last rolled off the production line in 2017, ...

The Viper is well known for its massive V10 engine. The Viper's V10 shares DNA with Chrysler's "LA" engines, just with two extra cylinders for good measure. The LA engines are a small block V8s ...

The magic of the Viper TA isn't in the massive V10 engine. But the magic of the Viper TA, which uses the very same powerplant as the standard SRT and the deeply contented GTS, isn't in the massive ...

but the first production V-10 appeared in the Dodge Viper toward the end of 1991. It’s a common misconception that the Viper used the truck engine that would appear in 1994 Ram pickups ...

The engine, however, is a bit of an acquired taste. This isn't a car to drive with a headache unless you want your temples to explode. The V10 rumble reverberates throughout the body and sounds so ...

Meant to compete against vehicles like the Chevrolet Corvette and the Porsche 911, the Viper SRT has an 8.4-liter V-10 engine and a six-speed manual transmission. Additional performance bits are added ...

Introduced only as the roadster SRT-10 model, the lighter weight Dodge Viper features a larger V-10 engine producing 500 horsepower. While the Viper SRT-10 serves the high-end supercar market, Dodge ...