Dodge Viper
Gen II GTS
Average Price by Year
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Market Insights
Best Value Year
1997
Price Trend
The market for these Dodge Vipers shows a strong average price point, reflecting their enthusiast appeal. While the overall average is high, there's significant variation, with top deals offering substantial savings. The relatively high average days on market for some listings suggests that while demand exists, pricing can be a factor, and motivated sellers may be open to negotiation, especially on vehicles that have been listed longer.
Inventory Level
Low
Buyer Advice
The Dodge Viper market, particularly for the 1996-2002 coupe models, is characterized by high average prices and limited inventory. Buyers should be prepared for a niche market where thorough due diligence is crucial. Patience can be rewarded, as some vehicles have longer days on market, indicating potential negotiation opportunities. Focus on condition, maintenance history, and specific trim levels when evaluating potential purchases. Given the collector status, understanding the specific model year's nuances and any potential upgrades or original specifications is key.
Top 15 Recommended Deals
This is the top-ranked deal with an excellent deal score, significantly below the average market price, and features exceptionally low mileage for its year, indicating pristine condition.
This deal offers the most substantial estimated savings and a high deal score, with low mileage for a 1996 model, making it an exceptional value proposition.
This 2002 model boasts exceptionally low mileage and a strong deal score, representing a great opportunity to acquire a later-model Viper in excellent condition.
Despite higher mileage, this deal offers substantial estimated savings and a good deal score. Its extended time on market (909 days) suggests significant negotiation potential.
This 1998 GTS offers a great balance of low mileage (13,500) and a solid deal score, with estimated savings that make it a very appealing option.
This 1996 GTS has a good deal score and low mileage, with significant estimated savings. Its very short time on market suggests strong interest, but it still presents a good value.
This 1999 GTS offers a solid deal score with good estimated savings and relatively low mileage. Its 56 days on market provides a window for negotiation.
This 1997 GTS has a decent deal score and reasonable mileage. While estimated savings are lower, its 82 days on market might present a negotiation opportunity.
This 2001 GTS offers a good deal score and reasonable mileage, with decent estimated savings. Its 42 days on market suggests it's been available for a bit, potentially opening up negotiation.
This 2001 GTS offers good estimated savings and a fair deal score. Its mileage is on the higher side for the top deals, but its 94 days on market could indicate flexibility on price.
This 1999 GTS has the largest estimated savings among the top deals, making it attractive despite its higher mileage. Its 220 days on market strongly suggests negotiation potential.
This 1996 GTS offers good estimated savings and a decent deal score. Its 71 days on market suggests it's been available for a while, potentially allowing for negotiation.
This 2002 GTS offers significant estimated savings and low mileage, making it a strong contender despite a moderate deal score. Its 49 days on market provides a reasonable timeframe for negotiation.
This 1997 GTS has a fair deal score and good estimated savings. Its 43 days on market suggests it's been available for a reasonable period, potentially allowing for negotiation.
This 1998 GTS is the lowest-priced option and offers the most significant estimated savings. While it has the highest mileage of the top deals, its price point and savings make it a noteworthy opportunity for buyers prioritizing value.
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Last analyzed: August 1, 2026