Download Print Press Kit: 2006 Dodge Viper SRT10, What's New for '06 2006 Dodge Viper SRT10 Product Chronology Auburn Hills, Mich. August 31, 2005 - 2005 Model Year New Viper Race Yellow body color New Copperhead Orange body color New Copperhead Orange interior package featuring black leather interior with contrasting stitching on seats and shift knob accents 2004 Model Year New Viper White body color Standard red brake calipers Standard folding tonneau cover New trunk carpet 2003 Model Year introduction of the all-new SRT10 two-seat convertible with all-new 8.3-liter V-10 — 500 hp (372 kW) engine Lower hood with larger grille opening and integrated louvers 2.6-inch longer wheelbase (than 2002 RT/10) High-intensity discharge headlamps New HVAC system for improved performance and air flow New windshield wiper blade design with low-profile flat (beam-style) blades 1.1-inch shorter overall length than 2002 RT/10 Power adjustable clutch, throttle and brake pedals (4-inch total pedal travel) New driver foot rest (adjustable) Next-generation, multistage driver and front passenger air bags(a) New four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes Exterior colors: Viper Red, Viper Black, Viper Bright Silver Metallic 2002 Model Year GTS Final Edition—Last 360 Viper Coupes red with white stripes, special badging Graphite Metallic (RT/10 and GTS) and Graphite Metallic with silver stripe (GTS only) color schemes 2001 Model Year Viper Race Yellow and Deep Sapphire Blue Pearl Coat exterior colors Optional Black center stripes with Viper Race Yellow on GTS Standard four-wheel disc anti-lock brakes 2000 Model Year Viper Steel Gray exterior color Child seat tether anchorage Revised ACR (American Club Racer) Group — Performance oil pan, Dynamic Suspensions adjustable monotube shock absorbers and new nameplate 1999 Model Year 18-inch aluminum wheels with Viper logo center caps and Michelin Pilot Sport™ tires Cognac Connolly® leather interior group Black exterior color with or without silver stripe GTS ACR Group homologated for club racing (spring 1999 introduction) (a) Certified to federal regulations that allow less forceful air bags. Always use seat belt. Remember, a back seat is the safest place for children.