Gen 4 Vipers have gone from $58k curiosities to a $82k-median blue chip, but the money is now almost entirely in ACRs, registry-rare factory combos and cars with paperwork — everything else is a $45-75k driver.
v4
$82,000
+$400 (+0.5%)
65
$92,000
70%
100
Gen IV Viper values have climbed back hard — last-12-month median $92,000 against $78,750 the year before — but the money is concentrated in ACRs, registry-verified colour combinations and sub-10k-mile cars, while stories cars still get beaten down to the $45k floor.
v3
$81,600
no change
64
$89,750
70%
100
A 69.6% sell-through and a $81,600 median mask two separate markets: sub-5,000-mile ACRs and time capsules trading at $110k–$202k, and driven 15k-plus coupes and roadsters still available in the $50k–$90k band.
v2
$81,600
—
64
$89,750
70%
100
A 70%-sell-through market where the ACR and the rare-colour time capsules have run to six figures while ordinary 20k-mile roadsters still change hands in the $50–70k band — and where the single biggest hidden cost is that nearly every one of these cars is riding on rotten tires and dried-out rubber.
v1
Every completed run is kept. Medians move both because the market moves and because
each refresh adds newly-sold cars to the record, so read a change as "what the full auction
history says now" rather than as a like-for-like price move.