Dodge just announced that its SRT division is back. While we have little information to run on, the Hellcat wine has us fired ...

As the launch of the 2013 SRT Viper draws ever nearer, the folks at Chrysler’s in-house performance brand continue to issue teasers about its next-generation halo car.

Fans of Dodge's SRT's all-American supercar likely know that there have (so far) been two different logos used to depict the fanged Viper. The first, affectionately referred to as “Sneaky Pete ...

SRT has revealed the logo, called Stryker, for the new Viper. Vince Galante, a young Chrysler designer and owner of a Viper GTS, drew sketches two years ago that led to the logo.

In case you haven't heard, SRT is holding a contest to pick the name of the new, blue paint color for its flagship sportscar, the Viper. SRT has narrowed down a list of over 11,000 names for the ...

SRT Challenger Hellcat Logo UnveiledYesterday we brought you news of SRT CEO Ralph Gilles having said that the upcoming Hellcat V8 engine has sparked an internal debate at Chrysler due to its 640 ...

The logo change was so last minute, in fact, that cars used for the Challenger Hellcat press unveiling didn't have it, and photos of the Charger SRT Hellcat circulated by Dodge still showed the ...

When the new Viper is officially unveiled at the New York Auto Show in April, it will be wearing this new venomous logo.

Chrysler performance subdivision SRT has revealed the updated snake badge that will adorn the all-new Viper supercar.

Per SRT's new Viperized website, the Stryker logo by designer Vince Galante was chosen over 20 competing designs, and I'd have to agree it's quite menacing, even if there's a passing resemblance ...

The wait for the 2013 SRT Viper has only been about two years--since sales of the previous model ceased--but for fans of the venomous vanguard of American speed, it's been a long one. The wait is ...