Sell Your Dodge Viper Today

Despite only being in production for less than 30 years, the Dodge Viper quickly became the quintessential American sports car. This iconic vehicle truly pushes boundaries. Its innovations over the years have now become standard features in modern luxury cars. That said, it takes a seriously skilled driver to truly drive this exceptional vehicle to its potential.

How to Sell a Dodge Viper

Selling your Dodge Viper is not like selling a regular car. In fact, these luxury vehicles aren’t even like selling another sports car like a Porsche 911 or Chevrolet Corvette.

That is why selling your Viper can be tricky. Unless you have the right buyer.

When you want to sell your luxury used car, know that the experts here at We Buy Exotics are here to help you every step of the way. We will make the process easier and ensure that you get the best value for your vehicle.

If you’re wondering how it all works, you can see our FAQs here.

How can I sell my Dodge Viper today?

Selling your Viper is easy when you choose We Buy Exotics; you can do it all in just one day, and from the comfort of your own couch!

Our simple process begins with you sending us your car’s information (make, model, mileage, and VIN) with a short description.

We then do the heavy lifting: sending you a no-obligation cash offer minutes after you send us your vehicle’s information. Accept our offer, and you’ll be paid immediately. You won’t even have to worry about dropping your Viper off; we’ll schedule a vehicle pick up for you, all at no additional cost.

We guarantee that you won’t find an easier way to sell your Viper.

What’s the best way to sell a Viper?

Finding a Dodge Viper for sale is rare indeed. Any car enthusiast would love to take this American classic for a spin. That is why selling to private buyers means you could encounter people giving you nonsense offers for your luxury car, just so they can get the chance for a test drive.

Selling to private buyers also means that you’ll have to deal with people trying to pay you for less than your Viper is actually worth.

At We Buy Exotics, we ensure you don’t have to deal with nonsense offers or offers that don’t take the true value of your car into consideration. We’ve designed our car valuation and selling process to be as convenient and profitable for you as possible.

What are Dodge Vipers worth?

Despite no longer being in production, the Viper remains an ever-popular supercar. As such, these vehicles can easily cost more than a new car. The exact price for a Viper can vary widely, depending on factors like the exact model, the model year, the amenities it has, and its condition.

Discovering the value of your supercar doesn’t have to be difficult, though. You can find out how much your Dodge Viper is worth – and be paid for it accordingly – within minutes. Send us your car’s information, and we’ll send you a no-strings-attached offer.

Can I get a better offer somewhere else?

We confidently say that we give the best offers for luxury cars in the market.

That is why we challenge you to ask around the private market to see what potential buyers are offering. Then, come back to us and see just how much better our prices are.

We make selling your Viper easy.

When you choose a luxury dealership like We Buy Exotics, you’ll be getting a fast, accurate price. We know each model year of the Dodge Viper inside and out, so we can give you a legitimate offer that’s worth your valuable time.

Viper owners know just how special their used Dodge Vipers are. Because of how popular this car is, you need to do your due diligence to prepare yourself when you want to sell it. Get to know the history of your car. That way, you can give us the information you need to give you a fast, accurate bid almost instantly.

Get to Know the Viper

The Viper has commanded attention since its unveiling at the 1989 Detroit Car Show, and it’s easy to see why: these hyper cars are stylish and push the boundaries of what’s possible for vehicles to achieve.

First Gen

The SR I, later called the Dodge Viper RT/10, hit the market in 1992 and set the bar for American supercars for the rest of the decade. This first-gen vehicle came with a Lamborghini-built V10 engine, leather seats and steering wheel, RWD (rear wheel drive), a high-fidelity sound system, and 400 max horsepower. These features were unfortunately not paired with many safety features initially.

Second Gen

The SR II launched the second generation of Vipers, but Dodge didn’t stop there. In 1996, the motor company unveiled the Dodge Viper GTS. With its coupe body style reminiscent of the earlier RT/10, this model gained widespread recognition for its design.

Throughout the next few years, the Viper enjoyed extra features like power windows and locks, air conditioning, and airbags. The Dodge Viper ACR performance package option gave drivers even more power options.

Perhaps the most notable gen 2 vehicle, though, is the GT2 Commemorative Edition, which is notable for its white-with-blue-stripes design. Released in 1998, only 100 of these vehicles went on sale, making it one an extremely rare – and extremely valuable – supercar.

Third Gen

The third generation hit the markets in 2003, although the Viper underwent serious redesigns back in 2002. During that year, the Dodge Viper SRT 10 replaced the RT/10. In 2006, the Dodge Viper SRT-10 coupe replaced the GTS.

These third-generation vehicles only offered a few exterior colors each year, such as the striking cobalt blue or Viper red. Interior colors, though, varied throughout this generation’s lifespan.

Fourth Gen

The ZB II marked the beginning of the fourth generation in 2008. Effectively the same as the prior gen on the outside, the interior and mechanics are where the fourth gen differentiated itself from its predecessors. Better yet, these changes – including a reworked exhaust, new tires, and redesigned electrical system – made the Viper safer than ever.

Fifth and Final Gen

While previous generations of Viper were exclusively for skilled drivers, the fifth generation was designed to be more forgiving and accessible. The SRT Viper in 2013 came with a V10 engine, 6-speed manual transmission, traction control, anti-lock brakes, customizable interior instruments, a maximum speed of 208 mph, and a mpg of 12 city/19 highway.

Two years later, Dodge renamed the SRT Viper as the Dodge Viper. A lucky few were able to get their hands on the Dodge Viper GTC, or custom Dodge Viper GT. Unfortunately, Fiat Chrysler ended production of the Viper in 2017, ending an iconic chapter in American car history.

Learn More Now

Selling your vehicle is a big decision. If you want more information before finalizing anything, check out our Complete How-To Sell Your Exotic Car Guide and our in-depth research piece Leasing vs Owning.