Dodge Viper
Gen III SRT-10 Convertible
Average Price by Year
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Market Insights
Best Value Year
2004
Price Trend
The market exhibits considerable price dispersion, with a broad range from under $20,000 to nearly $100,000. This suggests that while the average price hovers around $64,600, individual vehicle condition, mileage, and specific market demand for certain years or trims can lead to substantial deviations. Deals at the lower end of the spectrum, like the #1 ranked listing, represent significant outliers and potential value opportunities.
Inventory Level
Moderate
Buyer Advice
The Dodge Viper market for the 2003-2006 convertible SRT-10 models shows a wide price range, indicating that condition, mileage, and specific vehicle history significantly influence value. With an average of 111 days on market, patience is key for buyers. While inventory is moderate, exceptional deals like the #1 ranked listing demonstrate that significant savings are possible. Buyers should be prepared to negotiate, especially on vehicles that have been listed longer, and always conduct thorough pre-purchase inspections.
Top 15 Recommended Deals
This is an exceptional deal, significantly underpriced compared to the market average, with very low mileage for its year. It represents outstanding value.
This 2003 Viper offers a good combination of low mileage and a price that is slightly below the market average, making it a strong contender.
This 2006 model presents a great opportunity with very low mileage and a price point that offers a solid discount from the average market value.
This 2005 Viper is priced very close to the market average but offers a reasonable mileage for its year, making it a solid, albeit not deeply discounted, option.
This 2004 Viper offers a compelling combination of low mileage and a price significantly below the market average, representing excellent value.
This 2005 Viper is priced competitively with a good estimated saving, and its mileage is reasonable for its age.
This 2003 Viper is priced slightly below average with reasonable mileage, and its very short time on market suggests it's a desirable listing.
This 2005 Viper offers a good estimated saving and is priced competitively, though its mileage is slightly above average. Its longer days on market might present negotiation opportunities.
This 2005 Viper is priced competitively with a good estimated saving. Its very short time on market suggests it's a desirable vehicle.
This 2005 Viper offers a good estimated saving, but its mileage is on the higher side for the year. The price is competitive given these factors.
This 2006 Viper presents a substantial estimated saving and has relatively low mileage for its year. Its long days on market suggest significant negotiation potential.
This 2006 Viper offers a good estimated saving, but its mileage is above average. The extremely long days on market strongly suggest significant room for negotiation.
This 2003 Viper is priced below average and offers a good estimated saving. However, its mileage is higher than average for the model year, which may be a factor in negotiation.
This 2005 Viper is priced very close to the market average with a modest estimated saving. Its mileage is slightly above average, but it's a well-presented option.
This 2005 Viper is priced competitively with a good estimated saving. Its mileage is reasonable for its age, and it has been on the market for a short period.
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Last analyzed: October 1, 2026