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The 2010 Viper SRT10 ACR (American Club Racer) has become a major focal point of this - the final year of production for the current Dodge Viper.  When the car set records at both the famed Nürburgring in Germany and Laguna Seca here in the US, Dodge began by offering a handful of commemorative models followed up by the all-business 2010 Viper ACR-X.  The 2010 Viper ACR is probably the most well publicized of this year's Vipers but the one catch is that the American Club Racer was only offered as a coupe until the folks at Woodhouse Dodge made a call to the Chrysler big wigs.  Today, I had a chance to speak with Bill Pemberton, the Viper, SRT and Hurst Manager of Woodhouse Dodge and he took the time to give me more information on the Woodhouse Edition 2010 Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR convertible.

Woodhouse Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge is located in Blair, Nebraska and even though this small Midwestern town has only around 8,000 people, Woodhouse has sold more Dodge Vipers than any other dealership in the world.  Since they began selling Vipers in 1999, Woodhouse has sold between 1200-1300 of Dodge's Detroit-built supercars and when it was announced that the Viper production was coming to an end, Woodhouse Dodge had a special request.