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2017 Dodge Viper market value, prices & key facts

What dealers are asking for the 2017 Dodge Viper right now, from 5 current listings at 4 dealerships across 3 states, with EPA fuel economy, NHTSA safety ratings and recalls for this model year.

Asking prices of current listings · AutosXchange live dealer listings, November 10, 2026 · not sold prices

5Listings for sale now
$617,998Median asking price
$350,069–$680,150Typical range (10th–90th percentile)
3,768Median miles (5 listings with odometer)
4Dealerships listing it
In brief

2017 Dodge Viper overview

AutosXchange has 5 listed now, with a median asking price of $617,998 and median 3,768 miles.

Market snapshot

2017 Dodge Viper: the market right now

Half of the 5 listings ask between $500,180 and $623,378.

$500,18025th percentile asking price
$617,998Median asking price
$623,37875th percentile asking price
3,768Median miles (middle half 1,487–4,010)
0Listings with a price cut since first listed
4Cities with listings

New vs. used (by odometer)

New or demo (under 100 mi): 0Used (100+ mi): 5

Top cities by supply

2017 Dodge Viper listings by cityCarrollton, TX: 2 listings, median $667,998; Bonita Springs, FL: 1 listings, median $249,995; Orlando, FL: 1 listings, median $623,378; Granger, IA: 1 listings, median $500,180.Carrollton, TXCarrollton, TX: 2 · median $668k2 · median $668kBonita Springs, FLBonita Springs, FL: 1 · median $250k1 · median $250kOrlando, FLOrlando, FL: 1 · median $623k1 · median $623kGranger, IAGranger, IA: 1 · median $500k1 · median $500k
Price distribution

2017 Dodge Viper: how asking prices are spread

Half of listings ask between $500,180 and $623,378; the most common band is $600,000–$650,000 (2 listings).

2017 Dodge Viper asking price distributionHistogram of 5 current 2017 Dodge Viper asking prices in 10 bins of $50,000; median $617,998.01122$250k–$300k: 1 listing (includes 1 below $250k)$300k–$350k: 0 listings$350k–$400k: 0 listings$400k–$450k: 0 listings$450k–$500k: 0 listings$500k–$550k: 1 listing$550k–$600k: 0 listings$600k–$650k: 2 listings$650k–$700k: 0 listings$700k–$750k: 1 listing≤$250k$350k$450k$550k$650k$750kMedian $617,998Asking price (bar height = number of listings)
Where they are listed

2017 Dodge Viper: listings by state

Florida has the most, with 2 listings (40% of 5).

2017 Dodge Viper listings by stateNumber of current 2017 Dodge Viper listings by dealer state: Florida 2, Texas 2, Iowa 1.FloridaFlorida: 2 · 40%2 · 40%TexasTexas: 2 · 40%2 · 40%IowaIowa: 1 · 20%1 · 20%
Current listings

2017 Dodge Viper for sale now: best value first

AutosXchange Intel

2017 Dodge Viper price activity

AutosXchange started tracking 2017 Dodge Viper prices on Nov 5, 2026. Price-activity trends appear once at least 30 listings from 5 dealers are tracked nationally.

By model year

Dodge Viper market data by model year

Shop locally

2017 Dodge Viper for sale by city

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the average asking price of a 2017 Dodge Viper?
Across 5 current listings on AutosXchange, the median asking price of a 2017 Dodge Viper is $617,998. Most listings (10th to 90th percentile) ask between $350,069 and $680,150. These are dealer asking prices, not sold prices.
How many Dodge Viper are for sale?
AutosXchange currently lists 5 vehicles from 4 dealerships in 3 states.
What mileage is typical for a 2017 Dodge Viper?
The median odometer reading is 3,768 miles; the middle half of listings show between 1,487 and 4,010 miles (5 listings with a published odometer).
What is a fair asking price for a 2017 Dodge Viper?
Half of current listings ask between $500,180 and $623,378 (25th to 75th percentile), around a median of $617,998. Compare mileage, trim, condition and the vehicle history report before deciding; AutosXchange figures are asking prices, not sold prices.
Where are the most Dodge Viper for sale?
Florida has the most current listings (2), followed by Texas (2).

AutosXchange market data is calculated from the asking prices of current dealer listings on AutosXchange, refreshed as dealers update their inventory. These are not sold or transaction prices and not appraisals. Listings with an asking price under $500 (placeholder prices) are excluded. Confirm price, fees and availability with the selling dealer.