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Viper RT 10 · Auction results

1993 Dodge Viper RT 10 auction results

Viper RT 10s · sold in the last twelve months

$38,500 to $50,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through last night. Latest RT 10 sale: October 2026.

34 Viper RT 10 sales at auction in the last twelve months. 29 individual cars by VIN below, with 33 recorded sales.

Every 1993 Dodge Viper RT 10 by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1B3BR65E2PV2005301B3BR65E2PV2005301Sold $38,501 ($40,426 with buyer's fee)Aug 202613,000
1B3BR65E6PV2008231B3BR65E6PV2008231Sold $47,000 ($49,350 with buyer's fee)Jul 20262,800
1B3BR65E2PV2000121B3BR65E2PV2000121Sold $70,400Jun 2026
1B3BR65E0PV2001371B3BR65E0PV2001372Sold $77,000Jun 20263,755
1B3BR65E0PV2005571B3BR65E0PV2005571Sold $63,000 ($66,150 with buyer's fee)Jun 20261,000
1B3BR65E0PV2001061B3BR65E0PV2001062Sold $48,500 ($50,925 with buyer's fee)Jan 20266,000
1B3BR65E0PV2007701B3BR65E0PV2007701Sold $33,000 ($34,485 with buyer's fee)Nov 202549,800
1B3BR65E3PV2001781B3BR65E3PV2001781Sold $38,000 ($39,900 with buyer's fee)Jul 202514,000
1B3BR65E9PV2008021B3BR65E9PV2008022Sold $45,500 ($47,775 with buyer's fee)Jun 20254,400
1B3BR65E2PV2004291B3BR65E2PV2004291Sold $48,000 ($50,400 with buyer's fee)Jun 202512,000
1B3BR65E7PV2008291B3BR65E7PV2008292Sold $57,000 ($59,850 with buyer's fee)Jun 20251,500
1B3BR65E8PV2008861B3BR65E8PV2008861Sold $47,000 ($49,115 with buyer's fee)Mar 20254,700
1B3BR65E1PV2007001B3BR65E1PV2007001Sold $42,000 ($44,100 with buyer's fee)May 20244,000
1B3BR65E4PV2004951B3BR65E4PV2004951Sold $37,000 ($38,850 with buyer's fee)Apr 202419,000
1B3BR65E3PV2000181B3BR65E3PV2000181Sold $37,750 ($39,638 with buyer's fee)Dec 202316,000
1B3BR65E1PV2004541B3BR65E1PV2004541Sold $75,000Dec 20231,572
1B3BR65E8PV2009051B3BR65E8PV2009051Sold $42,000 ($44,100 with buyer's fee)Dec 202312,000
1B3BR65E2PV2005131B3BR65E2PV2005131Sold $39,000 ($40,950 with buyer's fee)Oct 202317,000
1B3BR65E5PV2001791B3BR65E5PV2001791Sold $51,500 ($54,075 with buyer's fee)Jul 20238,000
1B3BR65E8PV2007261B3BR65E8PV2007261Sold $42,000 ($44,100 with buyer's fee)Jun 202319,000
1B3BR65E1PV2004371B3BR65E1PV2004371Sold $33,000Jun 202323,131
1B3BR65E4PV2003351B3BR65E4PV2003351Sold $45,000 ($47,250 with buyer's fee)Jun 202324,000
1B3BR65EXPV2003381B3BR65EXPV2003381Sold $50,000 ($52,500 with buyer's fee)Jun 20239,000
1B3BR65E7PV2000991B3BR65E7PV2000991Sold $40,000 ($42,000 with buyer's fee)Feb 202322,000
1B3BR65E5PV2002771B3BR65E5PV2002771Sold $40,250 ($42,263 with buyer's fee)Apr 202223,000
1B3BR65EXPV2000161B3BR65EXPV2000161Sold $53,900Jan 20226,900
1B3BR65E3PV2003911B3BR65E3PV2003911Sold $42,000Jun 202111,711
1B3BR65E8PV2001891B3BR65E8PV2001891Sold $42,900Jan 2020
1B3BR65E2PV2007061B3BR65E2PV2007062Sold $50,600Jan 2020
Why it looks like this

No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The range is where most of those sales landed. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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