Viper Buyers Guide
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| Rating | : | 4.72 (574 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0760318352 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He has written for many automotive magazines, including AutoWeek, Viper Magazine, and Mobilia. The Viper has been on the market for 10 years and while visually similar across the years, there have been numerous running changes that can affect the value and desirability of various years and models. His collection of Viper articles and photography will enable him to put this book together in a very quick yet extremely complete fashion. In addition to the standard buyer's guide content, the author provides insights into what it is like to own a Viper, tips for new owners, and other practical advice that will add additional value to the book for the reader.- Covers all Viper models, including special versions and the new SRT-10- Tips on shopping for, buying, and owning this uniquely American sports carAbout the AuthorAuthor Maurice Liang is the founder and first national president of the Viper Club of America. Bob Lutz, former Chrysler exec and "father of the Viper," wrote the f
Disappointing, too much for way too little Bob Givenca A lot of pictures, I'll give it that. This is the first book I've returned to Amazon, and I'm glad I did.A lot of pictures that appear to be from owners that post on viperclub.org, where you can learn more than this book offers.I think maybe if you don't have a clue and don't want to put the effort into the internet this would be just ok, or for a kid who wants pictures.Huge discovery, tells you what year has ABS, 2001 and on. What year had rt/10. What year had what color. I don't kn. Great for the buyer or enthusiast If you are thinking of getting a used Dodge Viper, this is the book to have. It has valuable information on all the differences between the various models over the years.. "A Viper Owner's Perspective" according to B. A. Smith. Many Viper owners are true "car nuts", knowledgable about every aspect of their vehicles, capable of doing-it-themselves whenever their cars need anything from routine service to major upgrades. And then there are the rest of us. Mr. Liang has written a book for "the rest of us", in language we can readily understand, containing the wisdom he has acquired as a true Viperholic. He tells us what to look for, inside and out, before we take the plunge, with enough information so as not t