1995 Dodge Viper
- Last reported mileage
- 10,961 mi
- Last reported location
- San Juan, TX
- Price range observed
- $49,477 – $49,477
- First listed
- Feb 5, 2026
Listing Journey
First seen Feb 5, 2026 on CarGurus at $49,477. The latest listing on AutoList is no longer active (last asked $49,477).
Market Context
135 Dodge Viper SR I (1992-1995) listings are live in our database, with an average ask of $55,000. In the past 90 days, 32 comparable examples sold at a median of $40,250. This particular example is asking $9,227 (23%) above the recent sold median.
Listing History
Every time this VIN has been listed across our 14 tracked sources.
Price Journey
How this car's asking price has moved across its 2 listings. Color shows status: blue = active, green = sold, gray = off market.
How This Car Compares
This car's prices overlaid on the market band for Dodge Viper SR I (1992-1995). Shaded area is the daily min/max; dotted lines are the daily median and average.
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Other active Dodge Viper SR I (1992-1995) listings in our database — sorted by lowest asking price.
VIN Decoded
Every 17-character VIN is structured: positions 1–3 identify the manufacturer (WMI), 4–8 describe the vehicle (VDS), 9 is a check digit, 10 is model year, 11 is the assembly plant, and 12–17 are the production serial. Decoded here from the public ISO 3779 standard.
- Country of origin
- United States
- Manufacturer
- Unknown manufacturer
WMI code: 1B3 - Model year
- 1995
- Assembly plant code
- V
- Check digit
- ✓ Valid (matches ISO 3779 weighted checksum)
- Production serial
- 200410
About this VIN
This page aggregates the public listing history of VIN 1B3BR65E2SV200410 — a 1995 Dodge Viper — across major automotive marketplaces. CarSearch.Pro tracks listings from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, Classic.com, AutoTrader, CarGurus, Cars.com, eBay Motors, TrueCar, AutoList, Hagerty, AutoTrader Classics, Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and AutoTempest.
This particular VIN has appeared 2 times across 2 sources, giving you a cross-source view of how it's been priced and how long it's been on (or off) the market.
Why this matters
Seeing the same VIN re-listed across platforms — or returning to market after a period off — is one of the strongest signals a buyer or appraiser can have. A car that's been listed three times in eight months at a falling price tells a very different story from one that sold on its first weekend on Bring a Trailer.
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