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2008
Prices for this generation of Dodge Viper coupes are strong, reflecting their performance pedigree and limited production. While the average price sits around $150,000, the significant spread from $84,950 to $199,995 indicates that condition, mileage, and specific trim levels heavily influence valuation. Listings that represent significant savings over the average are highly competitive.
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The Dodge Viper market for the 2008-2010 coupe range is characterized by high performance and collector appeal. Inventory is currently low, suggesting that well-priced examples are scarce and may move quickly. Buyers should prioritize vehicles with comprehensive maintenance records and in excellent condition. Given the wide price range and varying mileage, thorough inspections are crucial. Be prepared to act decisively on attractive listings, and leverage the 'days on market' data to inform your negotiation strategy, especially for vehicles that have been listed longer.
This deal stands out due to its exceptionally low mileage (2,086 miles) for a 2010 model, combined with a strong deal score. It represents a premium example of the Viper, priced competitively for its condition and year.
This 2008 Viper offers a compelling combination of low mileage (7,449 miles) and a price that provides good value within the market. Its deal score reflects its strong position as a desirable, well-preserved example.
This 2009 Viper is a standout deal, offering the largest estimated savings ($19,556) among the top-ranked vehicles. With 16,884 miles, it's a well-optioned coupe that represents excellent value for a performance enthusiast.
This 2008 Viper is a remarkable deal, boasting the second-highest estimated savings ($29,542) and a very attractive price point for its mileage (10,766 miles). It offers a great entry into Viper ownership.
This 2009 Viper is the most affordable option in the list, offering the highest estimated savings ($74,301). While it has higher mileage (59,964 miles), its aggressive pricing makes it a prime candidate for buyers prioritizing value over low mileage.
This 2008 Viper is a strong contender, priced competitively for its mileage (23,715 miles). Its very short time on market (1 day) suggests it's a desirable listing, and the deal score reflects its good value proposition.
This 2010 Viper is an exceptional find with extremely low mileage (1,986 miles), making it a top-tier offering. While priced higher, its condition and mileage justify its position as a premium deal.
Similar to the previous listing, this 2010 Viper offers incredible value with only 1,986 miles. It represents a near-new example of the iconic sportscar, making it a highly desirable option.
This 2010 Viper, with an exceptionally low 1,986 miles, is a prime example of a collector-grade vehicle. Its deal score reflects its premium status and the value it offers for such low mileage.
This 2010 Viper is an outstanding deal, characterized by its remarkably low mileage of 1,986 miles. It represents a significant value for a vehicle in such pristine condition.
This 2010 Viper is a standout deal, featuring an incredibly low 1,986 miles. Its deal score reflects the exceptional value offered for a vehicle in such pristine, collector-grade condition.
This 2010 Viper is an excellent deal, characterized by its remarkably low mileage of 1,986 miles. Its deal score highlights the significant value for a vehicle in such pristine, collector-grade condition.
This 2010 Viper is a standout deal, featuring an incredibly low 1,986 miles. Its deal score reflects the exceptional value offered for a vehicle in such pristine, collector-grade condition.
This 2010 Viper is an excellent deal, characterized by its remarkably low mileage of 1,986 miles. Its deal score highlights the significant value for a vehicle in such pristine, collector-grade condition.
This 2010 Viper is a standout deal, featuring an incredibly low 1,986 miles. Its deal score reflects the exceptional value offered for a vehicle in such pristine, collector-grade condition.
Last analyzed: October 1, 2026