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You may know them as phantoms in the urban landscape. Whispers of rumors. Hovering on your peripheral vision. Or always just ahead, rear lights taunting. Now the entire SRT lineup is captured under glass, awaiting your examination. An entire brand fueled by passion for street and racing technology. Adhering to five hallmarks that set SRT apart: awe-inspiring powertrain; outstanding ride, handling and capability; benchmark braking; aggressive and functional exteriors; and race-inspired and high-performance interiors. Time may stop but it never stands still.
OURISMAN CHRYSLER - DODGE - JEEP - RAM
At Ourisman Chrysler Dodge Jeep and Ram, we are here for the racecar driver in all of us. We have a great selection of high performance vehicles to meet your every need, everything from the iconic Dodge Challenger to the rugged Jeep Grand Cherokee. PLUS, not only do we have the vehicle here and in stock, we also have certified technicians and parts specialist on staff to answer any questions you may have. Along with our expert staff, we have a large supply of Mopar accessories to give your SRT 8 your personal touch.
Contact us today to get one step closer to owning the high performance vehicle of your dreams!
Ourisman Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
12430 Auto Drive
Clarksville, Md 21029
(410)988-8100
2012 Challenger SRT8®
With great power comes great… well, you know the rest. When you're packing a 392 HEMI® V8, you don't go waving it around like some trigger-happy cowboy. Cloaked in an iconic body, swathed in a luxuriant interior, the 2012 Dodge Challenger SRT8 displays a quiet confidence that belies its hard-knuckle upbringing.
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2012 Dodge Challenger 392 SRT 8
2012 Dodge Challenger 392 SRT 8
2012 Dodge Challenger 392 SRT 8
2012 Grand Cherokee SRT8®
Where capability was once measured with inexact adjectives – more, greater, higher, better – now it can be measured by a single standard: the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8. It's the Grand Cherokee you've always known on a scale that's off the charts: massively powerful, all-weather capable and fixated on driver control and comfort. A rare breed indeed.
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2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT 8
2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT 8
2012 300 SRT8®
American luxury. American performance. Two concepts not normally spoken in the same breath come together in the new 2012 Chrysler 300 SRT8. With refreshed lines and an even more aggressive stance, the 300 SRT is the most powerful, best handling Chrysler sedan… ever. Its a statement sculpted in steel, carved in stone and given to the future.
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2012 Charger SRT8®
The cage – unlocked. The gloves – off. The 2012 Dodge Charger SRT8 will no longer suffer the slings and arrows of half-baked, untested competitors. A whole new powertrain, a reworked suspension and wind-tunnel refined sheet metal have unleashed a beast on the world. Well-appointed and re-stitched from the inside out, the Charger SRT8 is far more than merely fast.
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The All-New 2013 SRT Viper
The Heritage of Street and Racing Technology
Performance vehicles are a Chrysler tradition. In the 1950s, an elite team of Chrysler engineers set out to extract extreme amounts of power from existing engines. The team crafted new intake manifolds featuring long-tube intake runners. The innovative design helped engines ingest more air, translating into improved performance. The new induction system was called “Ramcharger,” and the team behind the technology adopted that name. The Ramchargers’ new engines produced enormous amounts of power, leading to success on the drag strip during the 1960s and 1970s.
Fast forward to the 1989 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, where Dodge amazed crowds with its sleek Viper concept car. The project, initiated by then-company president Bob Lutz and Carroll Shelby, was described as the successor to the AC Cobra. Penned by Tom Gale, its simplistic yet muscular shape paired with a merciless 8.0-liter V-10 instantly thrust the Viper into the spotlight. People raved. The Viper was approved for production just weeks later.
With the dawn of the V-10 powered supercar emerged a group of devoted engineers. Team Viper worked to hone the supercar for the street and racing, which would lead to endurance race victories in the late 1990s.
Meanwhile, a separate, dedicated team completed work on the 1993 Plymouth Prowler concept car. When the first Prowler rolled off the assembly line four years later, Chrysler integrated the two specialty groups into a single entity: Special Vehicle Engineering. At last, Chrysler’s elite teams worked together under a single roof to create eye-catching niche vehicles.
In 2002, Chrysler made an announcement that would forever change the enthusiast landscape. Lead engineer John Fernandez and Viper guru Herb Helbig took to the auto show stage to announce the creation of Performance Vehicle Operations. The newly formed group leveraged existing resources to improve Chrysler’s high-performance focus. PVO celebrated by unveiling the Viper-powered Dodge Ram SRT10, flanked on the show floor by the Dodge Neon SRT4 concept and Viper SRT10.
All PVO creations wore Street and Racing Technology badge. In 2004, Chrysler internally renamed the development team “SRT”.
Five key benchmarks must be met before a vehicle can wear the SRT badge. Awe-inspiring powertrain, outstanding ride, handling and capability, benchmark braking, an aggressive and functional exterior and a race-inspired and high-performance interior are the hallmarks of an SRT vehicle.
Since SRT’s inception, ten vehicles have earned the SRT badge.
With the help of a dedicated fan base and uncompromising engineers, SRT looks forward to a future of class-leading performance vehicles.
