Stellantis has no plans to bring back the Dodge Viper, preferring to take its performance flagship in a different direction. But the Viper’s V10 is getting a brief resurrection in another supercar that was thought to be dead. This one’s British, and it’s got gull-wing doors to boot. Bristol Cars is one of numerous small British automakers that made small-batch sports cars in the postwar era, and experienced a failed revival decades later. Bristol coasted into the year 2003 on fumes, but new ownership wanted to get things restarted, so it launched the Viper-powered Fighter. This turned out to be the last car produced by the automaker, which ceased manufacturing…
The Dodge Viper V10 Is Back—In A Tiny New Supercar
