Priced at $66,995, this vehicle is $3,405 (5%) below the low end of its fair market value of $70,400.
The current fair market price range is between $70,400 to $82,600.
It has 8,000 miles, which is close to the median mileage of 7,800.
Note: This is an estimate based on a variety of factors (experimental feature). It is intended to provide a fair market value range to help guide your buying decision.
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1992 Dodge Viper RT/10 Why It's So Special The 1992 Viper RT/10 isn't just another '90s sports car it?s the raw rebirth of American performance. Only 8000 Original miles, Clean PA title-The Return of the American Supercar When the Viper debuted, it shocked the industry. At a time when performance cars were getting heavier and more refined, Dodge went the opposite direction: no compromises, no apologies . It was inspired by the classic Shelby Cobra formula: massive engine, lightweight body, minimal creature comforts. Brutal Power (For Its Time) 8.0L V10 developed with help from Lamborghini (then owned by Chrysler) 400 horsepower 465 lb-ft of torque 060 mph in about 4.5 seconds Top speed around 165 mph In 1992, those numbers were supercar territory competing with exotics costing far more. Raw, No-Nonsense Driving Experience The early RT/10 models were famously stripped down: No exterior door handles No real windows (snap-in side curtains) No air conditioning No airbags No traction control No ABS It had side-exit exhaust that would cook your legs and a driving experience that demanded respect. It wasn?t refined it was intense . Limited Production Only about 285 units were produced for 1992 , making first-year cars especially collectible. Early VIN cars and original-condition examples are highly sought after today. Built as a Statement The Viper made its public debut as a pace car at the Indianapolis 500 , instantly putting it in front of millions of fans. It symbolized Dodge proving America could build a world-class performance car again. Collectibility First-year cars typically command a premium because: They?re the purest version Lowest production numbers Historical significance as the launch year Increasing nostalgia for 1990s performance cars Why It Matters Today The 1992 Viper RT/10 represents something we don?t get anymore: No driver aids Massive displacement Manual transmission only Analog, aggressive, unapologetic design Watch the Video! This thing is FUN!!!! It's one of the last truly wild, mechanical American sports cars, Free from any accidents! Only 4 previous collectors. Well maintained!FINANCING & DELIVERY IS AVAILABLE!-CALL YOU REP TODAY!!
This 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10 Convertible is available for drivers in Chicago, Aurora, Naperville, Elgin, Des Plaines, Cicero, Evanston, Arlington Heights ...
