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Stryker Green 2014 SRT Viper Is the Least Stealth Car Ever

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If you’re an SRT Viper shopper or owner you likely don’t mind being noticed. That’s probably why the Chrysler Group developed a new Stryker Green paint color for the unapologetic sports car to debut on the 2014 model.

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The company describes the color as “enhanced green and yellow pigments and a ‘liquid mercury’ appearance.”

That means it’s bright.

Stryker Green will be available starting in February, and while we don’t have a price for it, we’re guessing it will be in line with the Stryker Red Tinted Pearl we tested at an additional cost of $14,600.

The color will only be available on the uplevel Viper GTS and standard Viper equipped with a new GT package that packs features like Nappa leather seats and a two-mode suspension.

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