Dodge Copperhead SRT Could Recreate Viper Magic On Charger Bones

Last week, Dodge teased two new performance-focused muscle cars, one of which was the Copperhead SRT, which will be the halo vehicle for the SRT performance brand. The name refers to one of the most common and widespread venomous vipers in North America, and it’s a clever choice not only because it reminds us of the Dodge Viper, but also because it’s clearly something different. It was also previously used by Dodge on a 1997 concept that was similar in layout to the Viper production car. Car and Driver got to see a model of the new Copperhead, and interestingly, the publication’s description of the car closely matches a few renders Autoblog has been working on for the past week, imagining what a new Viper mig …