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Finding a Classy Way to Get In And Out - 2015 Dodge Viper GT Long-Term Road Test

Edmunds.comEdmunds.com Posts: 10,059
edited September 2015 in Dodge
imageFinding a Classy Way to Get In And Out - 2015 Dodge Viper GT Long-Term Road Test

Edmunds.com tests finds out how to gracefully enter and exit its long-term 2015 Dodge Viper GT.

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  • meng_maomeng_mao Posts: 24
    No try from the driver's side, with the aid of the steering wheel? Feels a bit sexist.
  • subatomicsubatomic Posts: 140
    This reminds me of a friend's old Porsche 944. Both the car and the seats were situated quite low to the ground. I only rode in it a few times, but I never found a graceful way of climbing into or out of the passenger seat (I don't remember it having a grab handle). I would climb in just as with a normal car, and ultimately wind up falling into the slippery, low-slung leather seat with a thud.
  • defyant15defyant15 Posts: 74
    LOL!! Yoga classes should be made mandatory with a purchase of a Viper.
  • goaterguygoaterguy Posts: 64
    Given it was a work related test, could you expense the "meal" as work related?
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