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It went to a really nice guy in Hungary. I don't think prices went up really....just the asking ones but doubt there is much interest at these levels.daveborn said:
The only Viper I know of that is holding its price or going up slightly is the 1999 GT2!
Are you really saying that the rest are going down? You are extremely wrong, I mean that in the politest way possible but I do mean it.
Gen 1and 2 cars in the U.K. have only gone up in the past 24 months.
It's only a matter of time really, this surely is the end of the viper with global restrictions on cars like the viper. Cars with character like a viper are in short supply, and with the growing trend of moving to automatic, small engines using turbochargers the market on 'drivers' cars is growing.
For what has been shunned for appearing crude and cheap by comparison to European standards, will eventually be more desirable for its merits. Manual, big block, naturally aspirated, real driver input no computer doing it all for you, rear wheel drive. Give it another few years and people will be raving about the viper as much as they are now praising the acr track records.
For what has been shunned for appearing crude and cheap by comparison to European standards, will eventually be more desirable for its merits. Manual, big block, naturally aspirated, real driver input no computer doing it all for you, rear wheel drive. Give it another few years and people will be raving about the viper as much as they are now praising the acr track records.
fatboy18 said:
daveborn said:
The only Viper I know of that is holding its price or going up slightly is the 1999 GT2!
Have to agree, the 1999 GT2 is a Very rare car indeed!But you can't say a regular Gen2 GTS has not also gained some value.
Many changed hands in the UK at low 30's then high 30's and now I challenge anyone to find one below 40 grand.
Good late models can even hit 50.
I held out for almost a year to try and find a red GTS in the 40s and failed.
Edited by Red or Dead on Thursday 30th March 12:32
This French 1998 GTS is for sale at £65900.
https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/...
With car numbers reducing it seems increasingly difficult to ascertain realistic market values.
https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/...
With car numbers reducing it seems increasingly difficult to ascertain realistic market values.
V10 SPM said:
This French 1998 GTS is for sale at £65900.
https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/...
With car numbers reducing it seems increasingly difficult to ascertain realistic market values.
Got to be a 97, that paint colour was only available 96 and 97https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/...
With car numbers reducing it seems increasingly difficult to ascertain realistic market values.
Ginja said:
Stripes go through the rear number plate - means its a '96 (unless its a '97 that has been adjusted).
No black in the bottom of the rear bumper recesses either, Don't recall this being another 96 feature like the number plate, so my vote is adjusted, in which case it could be any year.2000 Dodge Viper RT/10 sold today at auction for £28500.
https://silverstoneauctions.proxibid.com/aspr/2000...
https://silverstoneauctions.proxibid.com/aspr/2000...
i wouldn't judge prices on auction sales, I don't think they are at a point of collectors supply and demand yet to command the best price at auction. Auction for vipers is still a way to get shot quick, not get the best price through patience and finding the right buyer.
IMHO that is a great price for an 2000 RT viper at auction.
IMHO that is a great price for an 2000 RT viper at auction.
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