The viper was all engine and least amount of car build to Chryslers budget. And it wasn’t really that bad reliability vise as it uses a big lowstrung pushrod engine, a manual transmission and no electronics to speak of. And yes it uses a lot of fuel, just like any other 400hp engine of that time. The only thing they share is the bad build quality, but for different reasons, Chrysler being broke while railing coke of a hookers ass and windows because of enshittification. Newer vipers er largely the same but with marginally better safety.
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Junkers_Klunker@feddit.dkto Linux@programming.dev•SteamOS helps transform iMac into a gaming PC, running games like Hades II & Forza Horizon 5 at 60+ FPS7·3 months agoA 7th gen i5 in 2019?
Windows being a viper? Absofuckinglutely not, the viper being a way to powerful, analog and hands on car is the exact opposite of windows. Windows is more comparable to a modern, but badly build, electric car with all of the spyware and the features that comes with that.
I was asking why apple used a 7th gen intel in 2019.