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It goes in a straight line and when it gets to corners it goes sideways. It suffers from Americas obsession with with 'everything must be big'.
Power figures aren't that great either. I have a 2.0litre Japanese car with 82hp per litre where the Viper only has 60. And my car is 20 years old with no mods.
That's ridiculous statement. Viper and Corvette are nowadays almost last mohicans of true driving experience without redundant electronics and things that just distract from enjoying the drive. They are pure old hardware, just mighty engine, rear wheel drive and limited slip differential. Everything other including Ferrari or GT-R seems to aim its behaviour somewhere like playstation game.
That hp per litre is ridiculous too. It sounds like that 160 hp wretch is better than 600 HP viper. What a baloney! I don't care if manufacturer is producing horsepower from 2.0 turbo or 8 litre V10, the performance usable on a track is what really counts. Viper has fantastic suspension too, it just wants some skill from a driver which isn't always there.