Dodge Viper News

Kathy reports there's a gaggle of geese under the BU bridge. By itself, no big deal, except the goslings are now big enough to notice that while some are obviously the spawn of the white adult geese that watch over them, some have the black legs of Canada geese: ... So it looks like maybe some Canada gooselings imprinted on domesticated parents.

We love Ford Mustangs of all shapes and sizes, and the age-old adage of "the more power the better" definitely applies.

Ever wonder what could Alfa Romeo's designers do with the Dodge Viper? Last week we brought you news of Alfa Romeo's plans for the U.S. and the support and enthusiasm that's growing over Alfa's attractive designs.

Based on the Dodge Viper, the Devon GTX is a prototype supercar is here -- well almost.

Chrysler Group LLC, the U.S. automaker run by Fiat SpA, is rushing to implement the Italian automakera s manufacturing processes in its factories before production next week at seven assembly plants.

Climb into the Pontiac Solstice Coupe and there's an unsettling feeling of familiarity.

At the '09 Detroit Autorama, one question buzzed through the capacity crowd: Why didn't Troy Trepanier's latest build, the '56 Chrysler 300B just completed for Roger and Nancy Ritzow, win the Ridler Award? Are the judges blind? Hey, someone wake their Seeing Eye dogs.

After a 41-day trip through bankruptcy court, the first car produced by the new Chrysler was -- rev your engine -- a Dodge Viper, at the Conner Avenue assembly plant.

Chinese automaker to buy Volvo Ford has been right-sizing its corporate portfolio since long before it was fashionable.

Chrysler Group LLC plans to restart seven assembly plants at the end of June after silencing all of its factories during its six-week stay in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The new Chrysler Group reopened its first plant after its bankruptcy filing and subsequent merger with Fiat.

Chrysler will soon be making cars again. Chrysler Group announced Monday that it is restarting a factory, after shutting down all of its manufacturing for nearly seven weeks following the bankruptcy of Chrysler LLC.

Rich Winstrom used phrases like "move on" and "roll with the punches" as he talked about the future without M&M Dodge -- the Chrysler branch of M&M Motor Mall.

Chrysler only attracted one bid for the plant that builds the Dodge Viper, and at $5.5 million , it was 45% less than what they were asking.

The future of the Dodge Viper brand has remained in question over the last few months, but the iconic American sports car has been given a stay of execution as the franchise has been handed over to Fiat.

You would think that an entity with as much cachet as the Dodge Viper business would have no trouble being sold during a fire sale but according to Chrysler the business couldna t even muster up offers of $10 million.

As we reported last month , Chrysler hasn't had an easy time finding a buyer for their Viper brand.

" Somewhere around 80 mph, Larry Layton's custom painted Dodge "F-16" Viper feels like it could take flight at any moment, and if you look closely at the car itself, that feeling might not be that far off.

Now to our top story.... Some local auto workers are getting some good news tonight.

The Devon GTX, created by former Ford designer Daniel Paulin, will debut at Pebble Beach this August.