Los Angeles 2013: Anodized-Carbon-Special-Edition-SRT-Viper GTS

by TTAC Staff

Published: November 21st, 2013

los angeles 2013 anodized carbon special edition srt viper gts

Chrysler used the 2013 Los Angeles auto show to introduce a limited edition matte finished charcoal gray SRT Viper GTS called the Anodized Carbon Special Edition.

Only 50 units will be produced with the dark gray metallic exterior finish, with orange highlights around the car. Other special features black vapor chrome “Rattler” wheels, a black GTS badge, a black exhaust bezel, an anodized carbon fuel filler door, orange brake calipers, carbon fiber brake ducts and a carbon fiber rear applique. Inside, the special edition gets an Alcantara wrapped headliner, door bolsters and knee blockers, plus orange accent stitching on the door trim, center console, instrument panel and bucket seats. There’s more orange trim on the door panels and instrument panel, and carbon fiber accents added to the center stack, door panels and steering wheel.

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Corey Lewis on Nov 21, 2013

So you're telling me a Dodge special edition has paint and plastic badges? Oh man!

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- Lorenzo on Nov 22, 2013
  
  Just think of it as malaise retro. Just wait until you see the optional crushed velour available only in black, gray and tan!
  
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TMA1 on Nov 21, 2013

Looks like another Viper that no one will buy.

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