Dodge Viper (RT/10)

The Dodge Viper RT/10 has fallen sharply in the UK market, now trading around £54,000 after a 17.1% decline over the past twelve months. The SELL signal reflects a clear depreciating trend that shows no signs of stabilization in the near term.

Transaction data remains sparse, with only four sales tracked over the past year, making the market decidedly thin for this American icon. The lack of active listings and limited trading volume suggest buyers should expect patience when seeking inventory and sellers face pricing challenges.

These machines typically present with remarkably low mileage—the tracked sample averaged just 18,398 miles—a reflection of their status as weekend enthusiasts' cars rather than daily drivers. That low-mileage profile is typical for surviving examples and supports their collectible standing.

The Viper carries a collectibility score of 6 with moderate desirability, though production volume data for the UK market is not available. The model's extreme performance character and limited appeal outside dedicated American muscle-car circles constrain its broader collector base.

Base projections point to continued weakness, with the median falling to approximately £35,270 within three years (down 34.7%) and £30,955 within five years (down 42.7%). This trajectory reflects both the broader softening in American classics and the particular challenge Vipers face competing against increasingly capable modern sports cars at fraction of the running costs.