Today’s 2006 Dodge Viper SRT-10 is sharply creased compared to the rounded, muscular design of the original Viper, but still conveys that familiar “don’t mess with me” attitude. When seated behind the wheel, the driver looks over sculpted fenders that slope inward and cooling vents that line both sides of the hood. Outside, the Viper’s muscular rear and deep-slatted side panels are what give this machine attitude. The double-bubble top adds to the aggressive look as well. Badges are low profile in design and body-colored. But this ride don’t need no stinkin’ badges – it attracts stares and evokes the same reactions from both young and old just by rumbling around the corner.