With production of the Dodge Ram SRT-10 now ended, the Chrysler Group is in the position of trying to decide where to take its high-performance truck offerings next. A Chrysler SRT spokesman told Edmunds that a replacement for the Viper-engine-powered Ram is likely “within the truck portfolio,” but was quick to rule out a number of possibilities. He said a high-performance Durango is out of the question due to its size and weight. He also said an SRT version of the 2007 Dodge Nitro is unlikely because the compact SUV can’t fit a Hemi. The only SRT vehicle confirmed for production in the truck/crossover segment is the Dodge Caliber SRT-4.
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