Murdered Out Dodge Viper Might Actually Murder You

The Dodge Viper was a killer car. The V10-powered Viper was unlike anything American carmakers had the guts to try and the performance of the fire breathing 8.0-liter V10 murdered every competitor, local or international. It also has a reputation as an incredibly dangerous car to drive, thanks to the bonkers performance. The legend is that, unlike most supercars that are constantly trying to save the driver from doing something stupid, the Viper would let you make whatever mistake you wanted and then bite you for it.

That murderous reputation makes driving a Viper an even cooler thing to do. Not only is it the most badass car on the block, anyone with the skill and resolution to drive it must be the most badass driver on the block.

So what do you do to a car known as a murderer?

You Murder it out.

This flat black murdered out SRT10 Viper isn't the flashiest car on the block, but let the Ferrari and Maserati owner scream "look at me look at me I'm a rich guy!" to anyone who'll listen. Car people know that the murdered out Viper creeping up behind them is about to take their lunch and eat it.

Murdered Out Civic Si Looking Nasty

The tenth-generation Honda Civic is a nasty looking car, no matter who you ask. Some people think it's nasty like eww nasty and some people think it's nasty looking like ooh nasty. The Civic has always been a polarizing car, and it's been the source of a lot of arguments among car people (say hp-per-liter in a crowd of car folks and watch everyone knuck up), but for people of a certain age, the Civic, and particularly the Si it will always hold a place in our hearts as the car that helped Dominic Toretto and his crew steal TV-DVD player combos (that part didn't age well) in arguably the greatest movie ever: The Fast and The Furious.

We featured a murdered out Civic before, but that was a less controversial eighth-generation Civic Si.

So while the FC Civic is a wildly styled car, that wild styling evokes nostalgia for those of us who know that you always double-clutch like you should and that it don't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning.

Redditor MajorToker (thank you for your service) updated his tenth-gen Civic Si FC and blacked out the wheels, giving it the murdered out, sleek look of the 99 Si Civics that the Toretto crew drove for their high speed heists.

The end result of this murdered out Civic Si FK is definitely nasty, but like ooh nasty.