Dodge Reveals 2004 Dodge Ram SRT-10
Chrysler introduced the new Dodge RAM SRT-10 at the Chicago Auto Show, crediting the truck's chiseled features to the new DaimlerChrysler wind tunnel.
Chrysler introduced the new Dodge RAM SRT-10 at the Chicago Auto Show, crediting the truck's chiseled features to the new DaimlerChrysler wind tunnel. The most noticeable exterior feature of the SRT-10 is a unique hood that features a wide power bulge and scoop sitting atop the signature cross-hair grille. The Ram SRT-10 rides on 22-inch polished aluminum “Viper-style” wheels. The SRT-10 also features a new front fascia, unique hood with integrated air intake, billet grille, lower ride height, and ground-effect moldings. Inside, the SRT-10 features heavily bolstered racing-derived leather seats with black suede perforated inserts and a carbon-fiber leather trim steering wheel. The “SRT-10” logo is embroidered on the headrests. Silver trim adorns the center stack and a silver trim strip with an “SRT-10” badge resides on the passenger side airbag. A custom “Hurst” shift lever sprouts from a silver metal shift bezel and is topped by a Viper style shift knob. Aluminum performance pedals replace the stock set up. A new gauge cluster with satin silver-faced gauges feature Viper font and graphics and appropriately recalibrated speedometer and tachometer. The SRT-10 is available in black, red, and silver.
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