How Mad are Vipers SRT-10 ?

[S3000]

From what i heard is, Vipers are absolutely madness to drive.
Unforgiving and poisionus,specially the last generation with 600 HP.

Does someone own one or drove it for a while ?

Edited by S3000 on Friday 18th February 17:57

[curlie467]

Wow, the grammar police will be on you like a ton of st!

[james_gt3rs]

curlie467 said:

Wow, the grammar police will be on you like a ton of st!

[S3000]

curlie467 said:

Wow, the grammar police will be on you like a ton of st!

sorry im a foreign dude..

[s3fella]

Too fast for you in Switzerland.

[S3000]

s3fella said:

Too fast for you in Switzerland.

thats why i would like to know from British guys, because they are sometimes like hooligans on the streets !

[ViperDave]

You have to treat 600BHP and 540lbft Tq with respect for sure but the only madness is the fun aspect of it.

Drive it like a knob and it will bite you as there are no nanny aides to save your ass but that's no more likely than if you drive a Ferrari or Porsche like a knob. People crash micra's and fiestas frequently enough.

[steveo3002]

i rented one in vegas , was pretty nippy and i near soiled myself a few times hehe

[130R]

They are madder than Mad Jack McMad, the winner of this year's Mr Madman competition.

[Mastodon2]

S3000 said:

thats why i would like to know from British guys, because they are sometimes like hooligans on the streets !

I love it, this is what Europe thinks of us!

Rally heritage and all that

[Motorrad]

Mad like a very, very fast tractor.

[davepoth]

[S3000]

im glad nobody brought up this..

[Mastodon2]

English people are all like the amatuer behavourial psychologist from the Direct Line adverts.

What's really going on here?

[PLamborghini]

Mastodon2 said:

English people are all like the amatuer behavourial psychologist from the Direct Line adverts.

What's really going on here?

[TheStoat]

Try looking in to the posts in the Vipers section. You'll find that the car is perfectly driveable but trickier the harder you drive, particularly in the wet or the chilliest winter months. It's basically a case of get some driver training and drive the thing sympathetically and regularly. You'll be fine