Dodge Pacifica Prototype Viper
Base Price: Concept Car
Number Built: 1
Layout: Front-Engine/RWD
Transmission: 6-Speed Manual
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The Pacific Prototype Viper was a 9/10 scale model built by the Pacifica Design Studio. It was a "Plan-B Viper" - built as a backup plan. If Dodge couldn't produce the V10 Viper in time or without going over budget, then Dodge would have resorted to building a smaller, V8-powered car similar to this one. The car looks very similar to the 1989 Show Car, but had different headlights, cloth seats, and different rear-view mirrors.
Curb Weight: ---- lbs
Height: --.- inches
Width: --.- inches
Wheelbase: --.- inches
Front/Rear Track: F: --.- inches
R: --.- inches
Type: V8
Displacement: 5894 cc
Bore: -.- inches
Stroke: --.- inches
Valve train: OHV, 2 Valves/Cylinder
Horsepower: --- bhp @ ---- rpm
Torque: --- lb-ft @ ---- rpm
Rev Limit: ---- rpm
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